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We are currently instructed by a specialist boutique law firm operating within the projects and construction sector across the Middle East. The firm is seeking to engage a senior Construction Litigation Lawyer on a fully remote, consultancy basis. This role is best suited to experienced lawyers qualified in England & Wales (or another commonwealth jurisdiction like Australia and/or New Zealand, for example), with at least 8 years' post-qualification experience and a strong track record gained within leading international or City law firms. The position offers a flexible, non-exclusive consultancy arrangement, making it particularly attractive to lawyers already operating on a contract or portfolio basis. The firm can typically provide around 20 hours of work per week, with potential for this to increase over time depending on workflow. The successful candidate will work on complex, high-value construction disputes, including pre-litigation and arbitration matters, with a Middle East focus. Prior experience advising clients across this region is essential. This is an excellent opportunity to work with a highly regarded projects and construction practice, offering exposure to significant international matters while maintaining full flexibility and remote working.
Job Responsibility:
Work on complex, high-value construction disputes, including pre-litigation and arbitration matters, with a Middle East focus
Requirements:
Qualification in England & Wales, Australia and/or New Zealand
A minimum of 8 years' PQE with a strong focus on construction litigation and arbitration
Recent experience gained within a recognised international or City law firm
Demonstrable experience handling disputes within the Middle East construction sector
Strong technical skills, commercial awareness, and the ability to work autonomously
Availability to undertake consultancy work on a flexible, ad hoc basis