About the Role
The non-contentious Construction team is seeking a Junior Associate to join the London office. The role involves advising on a wide range of construction law solutions, shaping procurement and contracting strategies, and negotiating project documentation for diverse clients including developers, investors, and public institutions.
Responsibilities
- Shape procurement and contracting strategies for clients
- Negotiate and draft construction, development, and project documentation
- Prepare agreements that reflect client interests and risk allocation
- Advise on live projects to avoid disputes and support commercial negotiations
- Provide advice on payment, delays, and project risk management
- Engage in business development activities
- Develop sector-specific knowledge and expertise
Requirements
- Qualified solicitor (NQ-2 years PQE)
- Previous experience within a construction team or housing practice
- Experience in non-contentious construction law
- Experience with standard form construction contracts
- Experience in commercial or housing development work
- Working knowledge of JCT, NEC, and EPC forms and standard amendments
- Willingness to handle bespoke agreements and large-scale due diligence
Skills
- Non-contentious construction law
- Contract drafting and negotiation
- Risk management
- Commercial awareness
- Project documentation analysis
Location
- London, UK
Work Type
- Full-time
Experience Level
- NQ-2 years PQE
About the Company
- Leading UK and international law firm providing legal advice to businesses and individuals
- Offices across the UK and an international network in Asia and Europe
- Main practice areas include real estate, commercial, corporate, dispute resolution, private client, and family law
Equal Opportunity
- Committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion
- Promotes an inclusive culture where all backgrounds are welcome
- Provides equal opportunities regardless of age, gender, race, religion, disability, or social background
- Offers adjustments for candidates with disabilities, long-term health conditions, or neurodiversity
