Rail / Transport Disputes Lawyer (3+ PQE) – Bristol

Company: Chadwick Nott
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Location: Bristol
Job Description:

Overview

As a Rail / Transport Disputes Lawyer, you will handle high-profile disputes for major rail and transport clients within a national practice. You will work closely with leading experts in a large, award-winning team to navigate complex regulatory and commercial challenges. The role offers exposure to nationally significant cases and a clear path for progression in a collaborative, client-focused culture. You’ll contribute to shaping transport sector dispute strategy while supporting business development. This is a standout chance to deepen a specialist rail and transport practice at a top UK firm.

Pay / Benefits

  • flexible hybrid working model
  • competitive salary
  • comprehensive benefits package
  • clear progression opportunities
  • employee wellbeing
  • award-winning culture

Responsibilities

  • Advise on major rail and transport disputes across public and private sectors
  • Manage complex regulatory, procurement and safety-related matters
  • Represent clients in contentious proceedings and strategic negotiations
  • Collaborate with senior partners and industry leaders on high-profile cases
  • Contribute to business development and client relationship management
  • Assist in handling nationwide disputes and regulatory risk for transport operators and infrastructure owners

Key requirements

  • Qualified Solicitor with 3+ years’ PQE
  • Experience in dispute resolution with exposure to rail, transport, infrastructure, procurement or regulatory matters
  • Strong technical and analytical skills to manage complex issues
  • Excellent communication and client relationship skills
  • Proactive and collaborative approach with ownership of matters and BD contribution
  • Interest in developing a specialist transport sector practice
  • strong communication
  • client relationship management
  • proactive collaboration
  • dispute resolution
  • regulatory matters
  • procurement issues

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Posted: October 17th, 2026