Current Vacancies Practice Area: construction-dispute

Non-Contentious Construction Solicitor – Edinburgh

Location: Scotland, Central Belt, Edinburgh

Exciting opportunity to join this successful Construction Team in Edinburgh.

PDL, Construction – Edinburgh

Location: Central Belt, Edinburgh

This leading Scottish law firm is currently recruiting for a Practice Development Lawyer to join its busy Contentious Construction team based in Edinburgh.

Dispute Resolution – Guernsey

Location: Channel Islands

Exciting opportunity to join this growing firm in Guernsey. 

Commercial Litigation Opportunities – Scotland

Location: Scotland, Central Belt, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Ayrshire, Remote

COMMERCIAL LITIGATION FOCUS

LOOKING FOR COMMERCIAL LITIGATION SPECIALISTS…

Senior Solicitor Opportunities – Scotland

Location: Elgin, Inverness, Channel Islands, Scotland, Central Belt, Remote, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Moray, Highlands

SENIOR SOLICITOR FOCUS

LOOKING FOR LITIGATION SPECIALISTS…

Solicitor Opportunities – Scotland

Location: Central Belt, Edinburgh, Remote, Glasgow, Channel Islands, West Lothian, Scotland, Aberdeen

At Frasia Wright Associates we are currently handling a range of challenging and exciting solicitor opportunities and are seeing an increase in demand for specialists in Scotland within the profession at all levels.

Property Construction Opportunities – Scotland

Location: Edinburgh, Glasgow, Scotland, Central Belt

CONSTRUCTION FOCUS

LOOKING FOR CONSTRUCTION SPECIALISTS…

Contentious Construction Associate – Aberdeen, Edinburgh or Glasgow

Location: Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Glasgow

We are delighted to be instructed on this Contentious Construction Associate for our client’s Aberdeen, Edinburgh or Glasgow office.

Exciting opportunity for a Construction Solicitor, Doha

Location: Overseas, Doha

This world class firm are currently recruiting a Construction Solicitor with at least 5 years’+ pqe to be based in the Doha office. Contentious construction experience as well as experience with International Arbitration are required.

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