Commercial Litigation Solicitor

Commercial Litigation Solicitor 

Hunter Savage is delighted to be partnering with a leading Irish law firm with a strong and expanding presence in Cork. This strategic growth has significantly enhanced the firm’s national litigation offering and strengthened its commercial client base.

The Role

Due to continued expansion, the firm is seeking a Commercial Litigation Solicitor (1–3 PQE) to join its growing Cork-based team.

You will work closely with experienced partners and senior lawyers on a broad range of commercial disputes, advising a diverse client base including domestic and international corporates, financial institutions, developers, insurers and public sector bodies.

The Work

The team advises on a wide range of matters including:

• Commercial and contractual disputes

• Corporate and shareholder disputes

• Professional negligence claims

• Property and construction disputes

• Insolvency and restructuring litigation

• Judicial review and regulatory matters

The wider firm has recognised strength across commercial, real estate, construction, energy, public procurement and financial services sectors, meaning you will gain exposure to high-value, complex disputes across multiple industries.

The Candidate

The successful candidate will:

• Be qualified in Ireland with 1–3 years’ PQE in commercial litigation

• Have strong drafting and advocacy skills

• Demonstrate excellent client management ability

• Be commercially minded and eager to progress within a growing team

• Thrive in a collaborative and ambitious environment

Why This Role?

• Opportunity to join a firm in an exciting phase of growth

• Exposure to high-quality, complex commercial litigation matters

• Strong career progression prospects

• Supportive and collegiate working culture

• Competitive salary and benefits package

This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious litigation solicitor seeking quality work and genuine progression within a progressive and expanding firm in Cork.

For a confidential discussion, please contact Amy Davis.