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Are you a commercial insurance litigation solicitor (2+ years PQE) ready to take the next step in your career in Glasgow?

Whether you’re already operating at Associate level or looking to step up into a more dynamic and forward-thinking environment, this is an opportunity to join one of Scotland’s most ambitious and fast-growing insurance litigation teams.

As part of their continued expansion, [Employer hidden] Legal’s client is seeking a talented solicitor to play a key role in shaping the future of their commercial litigation offering. This isn’t just another position—you’ll have genuine autonomy to influence and develop your own caseload, supported by a team that values initiative, collaboration, and long-term progression.

A career in subrogated recoveries offers a particularly rewarding and strategic path within litigation. You’ll be working on cases where insurers seek to recover losses from responsible third parties—often involving complex liability issues, high-value claims, and multi-party disputes. It’s an area that combines technical legal expertise with commercial insight, giving you early responsibility, strong client exposure, and the opportunity to see the tangible financial impact of your work. As insurers continue to prioritise recovery strategies, this specialism remains in high demand and offers excellent long-term career prospects.

You’ll ideally bring experience in subrogated recoveries and a background in insurance litigation, potentially gained within a leading firm in the Central Belt. However, what matters most is your drive, commercial awareness, and ambition to grow within a high-performing team.

This is a rare opportunity to join a firm where your contribution will be recognised, your development supported, and your career genuinely accelerated.

I’ve worked closely with this client across the UK for several years and can confidently vouch for their outstanding culture, quality of work, and the opportunities they provide.

For a confidential discussion, please contact Neil Campbell using the details provided.