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Catastrophic Injury Indemnity Lawyer

Sacco Mann
Southampton
5 months ago
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Are you an experienced lawyer with a strong background in indemnity, liability, and complex medical issues? Are you looking for a role that offers high-value, multi-track casework and the chance to work on claims exceeding £1 million?

We're looking for a Large Loss Lawyer to join our dynamic team based in Southampton. This is a fantastic opportunity to assist on RTA personal injury claims while managing your own caseload of complex injury claims.

As a Catastrophic Injury Lawyer, you will:

  • Handle a caseload of up to 45 large loss claims, ensuring a thorough approach to liability, quantum, and indemnity issues.
  • Assist on high-value, catastrophic injury cases.
  • Advise insurer clients on policy coverage, liability disputes, and indemnity matters.
  • Develop strong relationships with senior claims handlers and insurer clients.
  • Mentor junior team members and supporting their development.

What they are looking for:

  • A qualified solicitor, CILEX, or equivalent relevant legal experience.
  • Strong experience in indemnity, liability, and complex medical issues.
  • Multi-track personal injury experience, preferably involving large loss and catastrophic claims.
  • Excellent critical thinking and quantum analysis skills.
  • Ability to build and maintain client relationships at a senior level.
  • A proactive approach and strong advocacy skills.

In return, the firm offers a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package, including private healthcare, discounts, income protection and more.

If you are an ambitious Complex Injury Lawyer seeking a new role in Southampton, we encourage you to apply. You can contact Nadine Ali at Sacco Mann for further information, or apply with your CV directly to this advert.

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