Housing Litigation Solicitor – Leading Regional Law Firm | North West (Hybrid Available)Location: Manchester/Hybrid | PQE: 2+ Years | Full-time, Permanent A respected, forward-thinking regional law firm is seeking an experienced Housing Litigation Solicitor to join its Tier 1 Legal 500-ranked Housing & Regeneration team. This is an exciting opportunity for a committed legal professional to take the next step in their career within a firm that genuinely invests in its people and offers the platform for meaningful development, impact and flexibility. The RoleThe successful candidate will manage a varied caseload of housing litigation matters, primarily social housing tenancy and leasehold disputes. They will represent clients in County Court, Magistrates’ Court (civil) and the First-tier Tribunal, advising on issues such as antisocial behaviour (ASB), injunctions, possession claims and housing management. The role also involves providing strategic legal advice in both pre- and post-litigation contexts, mentoring junior colleagues and contributing to the department’s business development and compliance initiatives. Candidate Requirements
- Qualified Solicitor or CILEX with a minimum of 2 years’ PQE in social housing litigation
- Strong advocacy and case management skills
- Experience in court or tribunal representation preferred
- Higher Rights of Audience (Civil) is desirable but not essential
- Collaborative, self-motivated and commercially aware
Benefits
- 33 days holiday (including bank holidays), increasing with service
- Hybrid and flexible working arrangements
- BUPA private medical insurance
- Profit share scheme
- Celebration and volunteering leave
- Enhanced maternity, paternity and adoption pay
- Discounted legal services and staff perks
- Structured career progression and continuous training
This opportunity is ideal for a solicitor who wants to grow in a dynamic and supportive environment while working with some of the best in the field of housing law. Interested in learning more or referring someone suitable?