Solicitor – Property Litigation

Company: DAC Beachcroft
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Location: Bristol
Job Description:

Overview

In this role you will support a busy Bristol real estate team with a focus on telecoms litigation, while collaborating with UK colleagues on nationwide projects. You will handle contentious and transactional real estate matters, particularly telecoms-related disputes, contributing to the growth of the Property Litigation offering. You’ll work closely with cross-functional teams and clients to manage complex lease and possession issues, arrears, and service charge disputes. The role offers exposure to supervisory responsibilities as you gain experience, and a chance to build your professional brand within a supportive, collaborative culture. This opportunity suits a pragmatic solicitor who f

Responsibilities

  • Serve statutory notices and advise on validity and conditionality
  • Manage contentious lease renewals, termination notices, and proceedings
  • Interpret and enforce lease obligations
  • Handle arrears recovery and tenant insolvency
  • Pursue possession of commercial premises
  • Possibility of supervisory role based on PQE/practical experience
  • Deal with service charge disputes
  • Assist in dilapidations matters including notices and advisory work

Key requirements

  • 0-3 PQE solicitor
  • Strong educational background
  • Experience in commercial landlord and tenant disputes preferred but not essential
  • Background in commercial and civil litigation considered
  • Ability to deliver commercial advice concisely
  • Comfort with date/tracker maintenance
  • Experience with client portals and case management software would be useful
  • Telecommunications experience for landowners or operators is useful but not essential
  • Collaborative and supportive mindset
  • Creative and clear communication
  • Determination and client-focused approach
  • Real estate litigation (landlord and tenant)
  • Telecoms litigation experience
  • Lease renewals and service charge disputes

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Posted: October 1st, 2026