Construction Disputes Solicitor/Legal Executive
4+ PQE
Exeter, Devon – Leading UK Law Firm
A new opportunity has opened for an experienced construction litigator to join a high-performing disputes team in Exeter. This position suits a Solicitor or Legal Executive with at least four years’ post-qualification experience in contentious construction, looking for meaningful responsibility, top-quality work and a genuine route to partnership.
Why consider this role?
*Early, consistent client exposure
*High-value national and international matters, alongside strong regional work
*Clear and fast progression pathway
*Attractive starting salary and benefits
*On-site parking
*25 days holiday + buy/sell options + birthday leave
*Life insurance & private healthcare
*Supportive team structure with senior lawyers and a dedicated PSL
About the team
You’ll join a successful construction disputes practice acting for a broad client base: well-known private individuals, owner-developers, start-ups and SMEs, local authorities, national contractors, funders and major multinational businesses. The firm is widely recognised across the UK for its construction and infrastructure expertise.
The work
You will take the lead on contentious construction matters, including:
*Court proceedings, adjudication, arbitration and mediation
*Payment disputes, delay claims, defects and professional negligence issues
*Contract management advice and dispute-avoidance strategies
*A diverse pipeline of projects spanning commercial development, utilities and renewable energy
What you’ll bring
*Solicitor or Legal Executive with a focus on construction disputes
*Minimum 4+ PQE (Associates and Senior Associates encouraged to apply)
*Strong background in contentious construction and related litigation/ADR
*Ability to manage complex matters and build client relationships
Next steps
If you’re exploring new contentious construction roles in Exeter or want a confidential conversation about the market, click Apply Now to send your CV or contact Paul Norman directly.
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