Housing Litigation Solicitor – Kent
Housing Litigation Solicitor in Kent. Apply in confidence through Austen Lloyd’s specialist legal recruitment team.
The Role
Manage a busy caseload of housing litigation matters, including defending disrepair claims, possession, civil injunctions, and more.
Handle landlord and tenant issues, including AST and leasehold matters, with a focus on forfeiture claims.
Participate in marketing and networking activities at both departmental and firm-wide levels.
Meet monthly time recording and billing targets consistently.
Utilise a case management system effectively.
Supervise secretarial and junior staff as needed.
About You
Strong experience in a housing management legal department, either in a solicitor’s firm or in-house.
Proven ability to deliver excellent client care, preferably in private practice.
Flexible attitude towards work and time management.
What's on Offer
Permanent position within a dynamic legal team in Kent.
Why This Role
Engage in high-quality housing litigation work with opportunities for professional growth.
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