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Casualty File Handler

William James Recruitment
Leeds
7 months ago
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Casualty /Public Liability Claims Technician

Casualty /Public Liability Claims Technician (CD251)

The Role


Casualty File Handler - Manchester / Liverpool


This is a fantastic opportunity to join a respected law firm known for delivering high-quality legal services to businesses and individuals. Due to the ongoing growth of our client’s personal injury Employer’s Liability and Public Liability department, they are currently seeking to appoint an experienced Litigation Executive. This role will involve managing your own caseload, providing expert advice on liability and quantum for fast-track & Multi-track cases up to the value of £100,000.


The ideal candidate will have proven experience in handling litigated Employer’s Liability and Public Liability cases. You will be responsible for running cases independently, including tasks such as drafting witness statements, reviewing complex disclosures, instructing counsel, attending conferences and trials, considering quantum, and negotiating settlement offers.


This position offers the opportunity to manage a diverse range of EL/PL cases for a variety of insurance clients. The role requires a highly analytical approach to liability issues and a strong understanding of the documentation and evidence involved. These cases are typically managed on a non-delegated authority basis, offering a great level of responsibility and autonomy.


The Candidate

  • Litigation Executive with experience of handling an EL / PL caseload
  • Ability to work to deadlines, to prioritise and manage a varied caseload
  • Ability to work well as part of a team and on your own initiative
  • Strong legal and leadership skills with a keen eye for detail
  • Excellent organisation and time-management skills
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
  • Professional and effective communication with team members and clients
  • Understanding of case law and litigation practice as well as SRA Standards & Regulations


The Benefits

  • Competitive basic salary - up to £45,000 depending on experience
  • 25 days holiday a year
  • Hybrid working
  • Private medical insurance
  • Health Cash Plan
  • Company Pension


Apply in the strictest of confidence online and or via telephone – there is no need for a CV for an initial conversation.


Contact: Alice Ferguson, Retained Consultant INDAF

Direct Dial: Mobile: 07496 800 407

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