Quantity Surveyor (Dispute Resolution)

City of London
2 days ago
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Consultant - Construction Disputes & Expert Witness
Location: London (West End)
Salary: £48,000 - £60,000 + Package

I'm partnering with a specialist construction dispute and expert witness consultancy in London's West End as they continue their impressive growth. With an expanding portfolio of commissions across both the building and infrastructure sectors, they are now seeking a motivated Consultant to join their expert advisory team.

This is an exceptional opportunity for someone passionate about construction law, claims, and expert work, looking to develop their career with one of the most respected names in the disputes arena.

The Role
As a Consultant, you will work closely with senior experts, directors, and claims specialists, supporting the delivery of a wide range of commissions. Some of your key duties and responsibilities will include:

Preparation and analysis of claims documentation.
Supporting expert witnesses in delay, quantum, or technical matters.
Assisting with the preparation of expert reports for arbitration, adjudication, and litigation.
Conducting detailed investigation, research, and assessment of project records.
Working across multiple clients and sectors, including major building and infrastructure programmes.
Helping develop methodologies, narratives, and supporting evidence for dispute resolution processes.
What We're Looking For

Experience within the construction industry, ideally with exposure to claims, dispute resolution or expert services
A strong interest in expert witness work, disputes, and advisory services.
Candidates must have or be studying towards an MSc in Construction Law.
Strong analytical and written communication skills.
A proactive mindset with the ability to work in detail and support multiple assignments.
A desire to learn from seasoned experts and progress quickly in a growing consultancy.
What's on Offer

Starting salary of £48,000 - £60,000 (DOE)
25 days leave + bank holidays
Paid professional fees
Private pension contributions
Private healthcare
Continuous development and mentorship from industry-leading experts
Exposure to complex, high-profile disputes across the built environment
A collaborative, growing West End consultancy with a clear progression pathway
If you're an ambitious Quantity Surveyor with a passion for disputes and expert advisory work, this role offers a rare opportunity to quickly develop your career alongside an experienced and professional team. Get in touch with Matt Clegg at Gold Group for a confidential discussion.

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