Associate/Senior Associate – Property Litigation – Bristol

Company: Chadwick Nott
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Location: Bristol
Job Description:

Overview

In this role you will develop a specialist charity property litigation practice, advising charities and not-for-profit groups on complex disputes. You will handle landlord/tenant issues, lease-related matters, and boundary and possession disputes, while collaborating with property, private wealth and charity specialists. You’ll contribute to client relationships and business development, within a nationally recognised firm that values collaboration, innovation and diversity. This is an opportunity to shape a growing charity-focused practice with meaningful client impact.

Pay / Benefits

  • flexible and hybrid working options
  • competitive salary
  • comprehensive benefits package
  • professional development
  • clear progression opportunities

Responsibilities

  • Advise charity and not-for-profit clients on contentious property matters
  • Handle disputes including landlord/tenant issues, lease renewals, rent reviews, boundaries and access rights
  • Manage matters such as adverse possession, trespass, possession proceedings, and third-party property interests
  • Collaborate with specialists across property, private wealth and charity law to provide joined-up advice
  • Engage in client relationship management and business development initiatives

Key requirements

  • Qualified Solicitor with proven Property Litigation experience
  • Associate or Senior Associate level capable of managing complex matters independently
  • Strong technical expertise with a commercial, pragmatic approach
  • Excellent relationship-building and client management skills
  • Interest in the charity and not-for-profit sector; sector experience welcomed but not essential
  • Collaborative mindset and enthusiasm for growing a specialist practice
  • relationship-building
  • collaboration
  • client-management
  • property litigation
  • landlord and tenant disputes
  • lease renewals

Posted: September 17th, 2026