About the firmNational, highly-regarded law firm looking to recruit a Property Litigation Solicitor into their Manchester office.Sacco Mann has been instructed on a Property Litigation Solicitor position to work on a wide range of property matters on behalf of healthcare organisations such as the NHS, private practices, GP Partnerships and other professionals within the health and social sector.About the roleWithin this Property Litigation Solicitor role, you will work your own high-quality litigation caseload for various clients across a diverse range of clients on contentious Commercial Property matters.As well as this, you will also be taking part in business initiatives, marketing activities and networking in order to maintain and grow the firm''s existing, dedicated client base.This is a fantastic opportunity to gain experience within Property Litigation and take your next step in your career.About YouThe successful candidate for this role will ideally have 0-3 years PQE within Commercial Property. Experience within Litigation isn''t essential but is desirable so this would work for somebody who is looking to develop their career.If you are at NQ level, you will need at least 6 months previous experience at a Paralegal level or have undertaken a Commercial Property or Property Litigation seat during your Training Contract.How to applyIf you are interested in this Manchester based Property Litigation Solicitor position, please contact Leona Taylor at Sacco Mann on 0161 831 6890 or email your CV to leona.taylor@sacoomann.comTo hear about other legal opportunities that we have available, please visit our website. Alternatively, if you know anybody who would be suitable for this role then please let them or us know as we offer a reward for successful referral. For full terms, please visit our website.*Please note our advertisements use PQE and salary level purely as a guide. We are happy to consider applications from all candidates who are able to demonstrate the skills necessary to fulfil the role.

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