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Base pay range

£65,000.00-£75,000.00

Non-Contentious Construction Lawyer 4+ PQE

Tier 2 Legal 500 Ranked Firm | London | Hybrid Working

MAP Legal are working with a highly regarded Top Tier Legal 500 construction team in London that is looking to welcome an experienced Non-Contentious Senior Associate to its growing practice.

This is an excellent opportunity to join a team known for advising on energy, real estate, transport and commercial and mixed‑use developments. The group leverages cross‑sector expertise to serve as a key port of call for contractors, developers, and public authorities.

The Role

• Advising on a wide range of non‑contentious construction matters
• Drafting and negotiating construction contracts (JCT, NEC, FIDIC, bespoke forms)
• Supporting large‑scale infrastructure, commercial, residential and energy projects
• Collaborating closely with clients, consultants, and the wider commercial teams
• Opportunity to lead on your own matters depending on experience level

What We're Looking For

• 4+ PQE with solid non‑contentious construction experience
• Background from a highly ranked national or international firm
• Strong contract drafting skills and commercial awareness
• A collaborative, proactive individual who enjoys client contact
• Keen to grow within a supportive, future‑facing construction team

What’s On Offer

• A chance to join a Legal 500 ranked team with a strong global reputation
• High‑quality project work across multiple sectors
• Competitive salary + benefits
• Clear progression opportunities
• Hybrid working and a genuinely supportive culture

If you’re looking to take the next step in your non‑contentious construction career, I’d be delighted to have a confidential conversation.

Seniority level

Mid‑Senior level

Employment type

Full‑time

Job function

Legal

Industries

Legal Services and Law Practice