Housing Disrepair Solicitor

Bolton

£40,000 to £50,000 inc. benefits

Permanent

Housing Disrepair Solicitor

⚖️ Housing Disrepair Solicitor | Bolton

A well-established specialist firm is seeking a Housing Disrepair Solicitor to manage claims from instruction through to settlement or litigation.

You’ll need experience handling housing disrepair matters, strong drafting and negotiation skills, and the confidence to run your own caseload.

📍 Bolton — 100% office-based

Get in touch with Imperium Financial Recruitment to discuss the opportunity in confidence.

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