Associate Lawyer - Construction Litigation

Our client is a prestigious, full-service international law firm with offices across the globe. They boast a team of exceptionally talented lawyers and business advisors who are deeply connected to their practice areas and the industries they serve. Recognized as one of the top places to work in Canada for well over a decade, this firm offers an outstanding environment for professional growth.

We are currently seeking a mid-level Construction Litigation Associate to join the client’s dynamic Construction Law practice group in their Vancouver office. The successful candidate will bring current and broad experience in construction and general commercial litigation, with the opportunity to develop their career within an expansive practice group. You will benefit from advanced training, mentorship, and significant client exposure.

• 3-7 years of post-call experience in construction litigation and arbitration from a reputable Canadian law firm; a combination of construction and commercial litigation experience is ideal.
• Thorough understanding of construction documents and the litigation process relating to contract awards, construction liens, and related proceedings.
• Experience with providing strategic advice to clients throughout the procurement and construction process, with extensive experience guiding owners, developers and contractors through a variety of construction related disputes.
• Exceptional communication and drafting skills, with strong attention to detail.
• Efficient, organized, and a collaborative team player.
• Client-oriented.
• Must be qualified to practice law in Canada.

• Extended health benefits
• Educational incentives
• Relocation package, if applicable

Salary range: 145K - 220K per annum

Interested and qualified applicants are invited to apply via Linked In or by submitting their resume and transcripts in confidence to Stacy Cowan at

At Urban Legal Recruitment, we prioritize discretion and confidentiality. We appreciate all applicants’ interest; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.