Ranked within the top Legal 500, our client with offices across Cambridgeshire and-Essex are currently adding to their Commercial Litigation team in Cambridge. Hybrid working along with a comprehensive benefits package to support your career development.-

Experience for this Commercial Litigation Solicitor role:

• Commercial disputes
• Contractual disputes
• Shareholder disputes
• Partnership disputes
• Debt Recovery
• Insolvency

This role offers exposure to high-quality work, autonomy, and the opportunity to develop long-term client relationships.

Responsibilities for this Commercial Litigation Solicitor role:

• Drafting and negotiating-pleadings, witness evidence, settlement terms, and key correspondence
• Be able to build strong client relationships and deliver clear, commercially driven advice
• Support business development and contribute to team growth.
• Stay current with legislation, case law, and procedural developments.

Qualifications for this Commercial Litigation Solicitor role:

• Qualified Solicitor in England & Wales,-3+ years PQE.
• Strong experience in general commercial litigation and dispute resolution
• Excellent drafting, analytical, and negotiation skills
• Confident managing cases independently while working collaboratively within a team
• Commercial mindset with the ability to provide pragmatic, solution-driven advice
• Strong communication skills and the ability to build rapport with clients
• Organised, proactive, and able to manage competing deadlines

Benefits for this Commercial Litigation Solicitor role:

• Generous Salary and bonus structure
• Supportive working environment
• Hybrid working
• Wellness initiatives

If you''re a Commercial Litigation Solicitor ready to take the next step in your career, apply today. -Alternatively, contact Victoria-at Law Staff Limited quoting reference 37666
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