Construction & Engineering Associate

About the Firm: Based in Bristol, Burges Salmon is the independent UK law firm which delivers the best mix of advice, service and value.
About the role: We are seeking to recruit a Construction & Engineering Associate, with a minimum of 3-years’ PQE, to work in our Bristol or Edinburgh office.
Looking for: Among your primary attributes, we are looking to secure your interest in the built environment, your keenness to develop your knowledge and skills across a variety of project-types and sectors in what is a fast-changing landscape for construction and infrastructure.
Opportunities: You will be afforded the opportunity to engage with advising on energy Infrastructure; transport Infrastructure; regeneration and commercial development and dispute avoidance and resolution.
And More: Our client base includes Affinity Water; Costain; RBS; EDF; The Crown Estate; Equitix; Highways England; Investec Bank; and Transport for London.

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