Construction Arbitration Associate

Overview

A leading international law firm is seeking a Construction Arbitration Associate to join its London disputes practice. The team advises on complex construction and infrastructure disputes, acting on high-value international arbitrations and related litigation across multiple jurisdictions.

This opportunity is suited to an associate with 3+ years’ PQE who is looking to develop within a growing disputes practice with strong international reach, high levels of responsibility and clear long-term progression prospects.

What You’ll Do

• Advise on international construction arbitration matters under major institutional rules.
• Support complex cross-border infrastructure and construction disputes.
• Draft pleadings, witness statements, expert submissions and arbitration documentation.
• Assist with hearings and case strategy development.
• Work closely with international teams and clients on multi-jurisdictional disputes.
• Take increasing responsibility for managing matters and leading workstreams.

About You

• England & Wales qualified solicitor (preferred).
• 3+ years’ PQE with experience in construction arbitration or construction disputes.
• Background gained at a leading disputes practice.
• Experience across both arbitration and litigation is advantageous.
• Strong drafting, analytical and case management skills.
• Commercially minded with the ability to operate in a fast-paced international environment.

Salary & Bonus

• Competitive compensation aligned with leading international law firms (NQ reference salary approximately £160,000).
• Performance-related bonus structure.
• Typical utilisation expectations around 1,900 hours annually.

Why Apply?

• Opportunity to join a growing international disputes practice working on complex construction arbitrations.
• High levels of responsibility with opportunities to lead matters and manage workstreams.
• Exposure to cross-border disputes and international arbitration proceedings.
• Collaborative and internationally integrated team environment.
• Clear long-term progression within a rapidly expanding global platform.

The Process

• Three-stage interview process including a written assessment and partner interviews.

Ready to take the next step?

If you are a Construction Arbitration Associate seeking to work on complex international disputes within a growing global practice, apply today.