Litigation Solicitor (Property & Conveyancing) The Role This is an excellent opportunity to join a well-established Dublin firm with a strong reputation for advising developers, commercial landlords, property syndicates, and private clients. This role offers exposure to complex and high-stakes property, real estate, and conveyancing disputes in the High Court, Circuit Court, and via alternative dispute resolution (ADR). You will:
Manage and assist on High Court and Circuit Court property disputes, both independently and under Partner supervision.
Advise commercial landlords, tenants, developers, and asset managers on tenancy disputes, breach of covenant, and forfeiture.
Handle conveyancing litigation, including specific performance claims, title/boundary disputes, easements, and rights of way.
Take instructions directly from developers, property agents, surveyors, and key commercial stakeholders.
Conduct title reviews and risk assessments to advise clients on potential litigious pitfalls pre-and post-completion.
Handle a varied, fast-paced caseload spanning residential and commercial real estate disputes.
The Person
A qualified Solicitor with 2-5 years’ PQE, with a distinct focus on or interest in property and real estate litigation.
Solid grounding in land law and the Irish conveyancing process.
Confident managing files and progressing disputes efficiently from pre-action protocols through to trial.
Comfortable appearing in Court for motions and case management conferences.
Organised and proactive, with the ability to manage competing deadlines for multiple commercial clients.
A strong communicator capable of translating complex property law into commercial, pragmatic advice.
The Opportunity
Competitive remuneration package reflective of experience.
Flexible working arrangements (hybrid options available).
Exposure to high-quality real estate work and marquee commercial disputes.
Clear scope for career development and progression within a growing practice.
A supportive, collaborative, and ambitious team environment.