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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:** ** 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