[3 Days Left] Catastrophic Injury Senior Solicitor

CapeClarke Limited
Birmingham
8 months ago
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Job Description Senior Associate – Catastrophic Injury/nLocation: Birmingham /nSalary: Up to £70,000 DOE + Bonus /n /nMyclient is an international law firm, and they are looking torecruit a Catastrophic Injury Senior Solicitor for their expandingCasualty department in Birmingham. /n /nThe team covers everyaspect of a claim, including liability investigations, policycoverage assessments, quantum assessments for all levels ofmulti-track claims. This role will be assisting on a variety oflarge loss work ranging from RTA, EL/PL, and indemnity. You will beworking alongside highly regarded Partners who are recognised inThe Legal 500, assisting on their high value, complex caseload. /n/nThere are plenty of opportunities for career development. ThePartners will be delegating complex aspects of their cases. Myclient already has well-established, prominent clients and you willbe tasked at maintaining and developing these client relationships,as well as seeking and developing new clients and relationships.You will run your own large loss files, and mentor and support NQsand junior team members. The idea is to get you to Legal Director./n /nSalary: Up to £70,000 D.O.E + Bonus /nEnjoy a flexible hybridsetup (2 days in-office, 3 from home) and a comprehensive benefitspackage: /n/n /n/n /n/t - 25 days holiday (plus option to buy anextra week; 30 days at Legal Director level) /n/t - Enhancedmaternity/paternity leave /n/t - Up to 8% employer pensioncontribution /n/t - Private medical & dental insurance /n/t -Full benefits brochure available on request /n /n/n

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