Job Description:
We are seeking an experienced Litigation Solicitor to lead legal proceedings aimed at overturning the liquidation of a company and protecting associated assets. The role involves challenging liquidation, summary judgments, filing counterclaims, and securing injunctions to halt asset sales. Key Responsibilities: Draft and file applications to rescind liquidation orders and challenge summary judgments. Obtain injunctions to prevent asset sales and secure ownership rights. Coordinate with barristers, forensic accountants, and insolvency specialists. Represent the client in correspondence with courts, liquidators, and opposing counsel. Manage all litigation aspects, including drafting, evidence preparation, and strategy. Education and Professional Qualifications: Essential: Law Degree (LLB or equivalent):
A recognized undergraduate law degree or a non-law degree followed by a Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL). Legal Practice Course (LPC):
Completion of the LPC (or equivalent for Scotland or other jurisdictions) as part of the solicitor qualification pathway. Qualified Solicitor Status:
Admission to the Roll of Solicitors in England and Wales (or relevant jurisdiction) and possession of a valid practising certificate. Desirable: Master’s Degree or Specialist Training:
An LLM in Commercial Law, Corporate Law, or Insolvency Law to demonstrate advanced knowledge in relevant legal areas. Insolvency Practitioner Qualifications:
Completion of additional certifications, such as the Joint Insolvency Examination Board (JIEB) qualification, though not mandatory, is highly desirable. Experience Requirements: Post-Qualification Experience (PQE):
Minimum 5 years PQE in litigation with a strong focus on corporate insolvency and asset recovery. Proven track record in handling high-value, complex cases involving summary judgments and injunctions. Technical Skills: Strong drafting and advocacy skills, particularly for preparing counterclaims, court applications, and injunctions. Deep knowledge of insolvency law, corporate disputes, and procedural rules under the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR). Ability to coordinate with barristers, forensic accountants, and other specialists. Contract Type: Flexible options available: Fixed-Term Contract: Ideal for 6–12 months, renewable based on performance and case outcomes. Project-Based Contract: Pay-per-project for specific legal actions such as injunctions, counterclaims, or appeals. Zero-Hours Contract: For as-needed legal consultation and support, especially for urgent filings or hearings. Location:
Remote/Hybrid with occasional in-person meetings if necessary. Rate:
Competitive and commensurate with experience, with hourly and project-based options. Experience:
Required Languages:
English – Advanced Employment:
Part-time Starting time:
Immediate start! About L & S Accounting Firm: We are a local leading provider of audit, assurance, consulting, accounting, tax, and related services. We offer pragmatic advice and solutions tailored especially to your or your business’ individual circumstances.
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We are seeking an experienced Litigation Solicitor to lead legal proceedings aimed at overturning the liquidation of a company and protecting associated assets. The role involves challenging liquidation, summary judgments, filing counterclaims, and securing injunctions to halt asset sales. Key Responsibilities: Draft and file applications to rescind liquidation orders and challenge summary judgments. Obtain injunctions to prevent asset sales and secure ownership rights. Coordinate with barristers, forensic accountants, and insolvency specialists. Represent the client in correspondence with courts, liquidators, and opposing counsel. Manage all litigation aspects, including drafting, evidence preparation, and strategy. Education and Professional Qualifications: Essential: Law Degree (LLB or equivalent):
A recognized undergraduate law degree or a non-law degree followed by a Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL). Legal Practice Course (LPC):
Completion of the LPC (or equivalent for Scotland or other jurisdictions) as part of the solicitor qualification pathway. Qualified Solicitor Status:
Admission to the Roll of Solicitors in England and Wales (or relevant jurisdiction) and possession of a valid practising certificate. Desirable: Master’s Degree or Specialist Training:
An LLM in Commercial Law, Corporate Law, or Insolvency Law to demonstrate advanced knowledge in relevant legal areas. Insolvency Practitioner Qualifications:
Completion of additional certifications, such as the Joint Insolvency Examination Board (JIEB) qualification, though not mandatory, is highly desirable. Experience Requirements: Post-Qualification Experience (PQE):
Minimum 5 years PQE in litigation with a strong focus on corporate insolvency and asset recovery. Proven track record in handling high-value, complex cases involving summary judgments and injunctions. Technical Skills: Strong drafting and advocacy skills, particularly for preparing counterclaims, court applications, and injunctions. Deep knowledge of insolvency law, corporate disputes, and procedural rules under the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR). Ability to coordinate with barristers, forensic accountants, and other specialists. Contract Type: Flexible options available: Fixed-Term Contract: Ideal for 6–12 months, renewable based on performance and case outcomes. Project-Based Contract: Pay-per-project for specific legal actions such as injunctions, counterclaims, or appeals. Zero-Hours Contract: For as-needed legal consultation and support, especially for urgent filings or hearings. Location:
Remote/Hybrid with occasional in-person meetings if necessary. Rate:
Competitive and commensurate with experience, with hourly and project-based options. Experience:
Required Languages:
English – Advanced Employment:
Part-time Starting time:
Immediate start! About L & S Accounting Firm: We are a local leading provider of audit, assurance, consulting, accounting, tax, and related services. We offer pragmatic advice and solutions tailored especially to your or your business’ individual circumstances.
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