Dispute Resolution Paralegal

An exciting opportunity has become available for a Paralegal to join our Dispute Resolution Team.
The successful candidate will work closely with and support senior fee earners on a varied and challenging caseload of property litigation matters as well as general civil litigation matters. Our property matters may include residential and commercial landlord and tenant disputes, possession proceedings, service charge disputes, leasehold disputes, boundary and neighbour disputes, nuisance claims, co-ownership disputes, building and construction-related disputes and professional negligence claims arising from property matters.
Our civil litigation caseload encompasses a broad range of disputes, including contested probate matters, contract disputes, data protection claims, claims arising from the breakdown of personal or business relationships, debt recovery and other money claims, professional negligence claims against solicitors and other professionals or organisations, and negligence and nuisance matters.
The Paralegal will assist with both litigated and non-litigated matters and will be expected to manage their workload effectively while meeting individual fee and time-recording targets.
Requirements
At least six months' previous paralegal experience, ideally within a property litigation or civil litigation team, dealing with both contentious and pre-action matters
A good working knowledge of the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) and an understanding of the litigation process are essential
Previous experience of property disputes and civil litigation would be advantageous
Strong administrative and organisational skills
Excellent written and verbal communication
Be able to prioritise competing demands, work effectively as part of a busy team and remain organised when working under pressure
Enthusiastic, commercially aware and keen to develop their knowledge of property litigation
Confident dealing with clients, opponents, counsel, experts and colleagues across the firm
Benefits
We offer a competitive and comprehensive benefits package designed to support your well-being, work–life balance and professional development, including:
Generous annual leave (22–27 days depending on role), plus Christmas shutdown and additional birthday leave
Extra paid leave for volunteering, moving house and study
Long service recognition leave at 10, 15 and 20 years
Pension scheme (3% employer contribution, 5% employee, with salary sacrifice option)
Life assurance (2x salary) and Group Income Protection (up to state pension age)
Enhanced maternity and paternity pay (subject to qualifying service)
Wellbeing support, including Mental Health Champions, First Aiders and an Employee Assistance Programme
Cycle to Work scheme and season ticket loan (post-probation)
Employee referral bonus scheme
Discounted legal services and access to an extensive Employee Benefits Portal (gym membership, health plans, private medical insurance, dental, cinema and retail discounts)
Eye care contributions
Complimentary office fruit deliveries twice weekly
On-site social space with pool table and subsidised bar

Work arrangement
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