A respected housing provider is seeking a Litigation Solicitor to join its growing litigation team in Walsall. This is an excellent opportunity for a junior disputes lawyer to gain hands-on experience across a broad range of housing matters while learning within a supportive three-person specialist team.
Client Details
The client is a well-established housing association providing quality, affordable homes and community-focused services. With a strong social purpose and commitment to tenant wellbeing, the organisation plays a vital role within its region. Known for its collaborative culture and investment in employee development, it offers a stable and supportive working environment where legal professionals can see the tangible impact of their work on local communities.
Description
The Litigation Solicitor will be:
*Managing a caseload of in-house litigation matters

*Advising on tenancy disputes, possession proceedings and anti-social behaviour cases

*Supporting the organisation on disrepair and enforcement matters

*Working closely with housing officers and operational teams

*Assisting in developing best practice and risk management processes

Profile
The Housing Solicitor should be:
*A solicitor or equivalent with some litigation experience

*Ideally familiar with housing law or property-related disputes

*Confident managing their own caseload with appropriate supervision

*Able to provide practical, solutions-focused legal advice

*Keen to develop specialist expertise within housing litigation

Job Offer
This permanent opportunity offers a salary of £42,000 alongside an attractive benefits package including generous annual leave, competitive pension contributions, flexible working arrangements and opportunities for professional development. You will join a close-knit and experienced litigation team, gaining exposure to a wide range of housing disputes in a role that offers genuine progression and purpose-driven work.
If you’re an eager Litigation Solicitor, apply now or contact Sam Muller for more information.