In this role you will handle contentious insolvency matters within a respected Scottish law firm. You will advise insolvency practitioners, companies, directors, and creditors, handling high-value disputes across courts. You’ll work closely with restructuring, banking, and corporate teams to shape strategy and outcomes. The opportunity offers career development, client exposure, and a collaborative environment with hybrid working. You will contribute to thought leadership and business development while delivering high-quality insolvency litigation work.
Pay / Benefits
bonus
pension
flexible / hybrid working
career development opportunities
Responsibilities
Advise on contentious insolvency matters including liquidations, administrations, and bankruptcies
Litigate wrongful trading, misfeasance, breach of fiduciary duty, and director disqualification
Pursue/defend claims for preferences, transactions at undervalue, and antecedent transactions
Represent insolvency practitioners in asset recovery and enforcement actions
Advise creditors and directors on risk, strategy, and dispute resolution
Manage cases in Sheriff Court, Court of Session, and other forums
Draft pleadings, court documents, and legal opinions
Collaborate with restructuring, banking, and corporate teams
Contribute to business development, client relationships, and thought leadership
Key requirements
Qualified solicitor in Scotland (or dual-qualified with relevant Scottish litigation experience)
Circa 2-6 years PQE
Strong background in litigation or dispute resolution; insolvency litigation experience is advantageous but not essential
Excellent analytical, drafting, and negotiation skills
Ability to manage a varied caseload and meet deadlines
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