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A leading law firm in Edinburgh seeks a qualified solicitor for an Associate role in the Construction and Engineering team. The position involves assisting in adjudication proceedings, drafting documents, and maintaining client relationships. Ideal candidates will have at least 3 years of experience in construction and engineering law and strong client handling skills. This role provides opportunities for professional growth and collaboration across teams.
Department: Professional and Commercial Risk
Employment Type: Permanent
Location: Edinburgh
Are you looking for a role that challenges you intellectually while offering support, industry-leading work quality, client contact, and real flexibility?
An opportunity in DAC Beachcroft’s highly rated Construction and Engineering team may be for you, based in Edinburgh.
As one of the largest construction and engineering practices in the UK, we have more than 50 senior lawyers working on construction and engineering projects in the UK, Ireland and around the world.
We provide trusted advice from project start to completion, negotiating the best position for you and drafting clear, commercial and bespoke agreements. Our role frequently includes giving commercial and contractual advice on dispute avoidance, as well as formal dispute resolution processes.
Our teams work collaboratively across these disciplines and, whilst everyone will have their area of particular expertise, we encourage cross-working so colleagues have genuine variety in their work and can use their rounded expertise to provide creative, bespoke solutions for our clients.
Due to our growth and the reshaping strategy, we are open minded about the qualification level of the candidates we see and also welcome applications from candidates wishing to develop an alternative specialism.
We are most interested in what you think you can bring to the role and the team, and whether we are the right fit for you.
You will therefore: