Professional Support Lawyer (Real Estate Disputes)

  • Location: Birmingham or Manchester
  • Salary: Competitive + Benefits (Full time or Part time)
  • Employment type: Full-time
  • Work type: Hybrid
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Recruiter: Karen Rawlings — k.rawlings@harkaye.com · More jobs with Karen Rawlings

A leading national law firm is seeking a Professional Support Lawyer to support its Real Estate Disputes, Construction and Regulatory teams, with a particular focus on Building Safety Act-related work.

This role will involve coordinating know-how and information sharing across teams, monitoring legal and regulatory developments, producing client-facing insight, developing precedents and supporting the delivery of high-quality legal services in a rapidly evolving area of law.

Key responsibilities include:

  • Tracking developments relating to building safety, remediation and technical defects claims

  • Producing legal updates, insights and knowledge-sharing materials

  • Developing and maintaining precedents and know-how resources

  • Supporting lawyers across Real Estate Disputes, Construction and Regulatory teams

  • Exploring and implementing generative AI solutions to enhance knowledge management

  • Contributing to wider property disputes knowledge, including telecoms and landlord and tenant matters

About You

  • Qualified solicitor with contentious legal experience

  • Strong drafting and knowledge management skills

  • Interest in building safety, construction defects and property disputes

  • Highly organised with excellent communication skills

  • Comfortable working collaboratively across multiple teams

The firm is open to flexible and part-time working arrangements and would welcome applications from experienced PSLs, fee-earners seeking a knowledge-focused role, or professionals returning to practice.

Excellent salary, bonus, comprehensive benefits and genuine flexibility on offer.

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