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Claims Negotiator/Paralegal - Personal Injury

Glasgow
4 months ago
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Job Title: Personal Injury Paralegal / Case Handler

Location: Glasgow City Centre / Hybrid

Contract Details: Permanent, Full Time (35 hours per week)

Salary: Competitive DOE

About Our Client:
Join a leading litigation firm recognised for excellence in Personal Injury, Medical Negligence, Dispute Resolution, and Employment Law. Our client is committed to fostering a positive and supportive work environment, evidenced by their Gold Accreditation from Investors in People and the Investors in People Good Practise Award. Their team prides itself on delivering top-tier service with compassion, achieving a remarkable 99% "Excellent" or "Great" rating from clients on Trustpilot.

Benefits & Perks:

Comprehensive training and development programmes
Flexible working arrangements
Dress for your day policy
On-site gym facilities
Employee assistance programme

Responsibilities:

Manage a caseload of Personal Injury cases, primarily arising from Road Traffic Accidents
Conduct Precognitions and pre-litigation investigations into liability, causation, and quantum
Communicate effectively with Third Party Insurers
Negotiate settlements while adhering to clients' Service Level Standards
Provide exceptional service that reflects our client's standards

Essential (Knowledge, skills, qualifications, experience):

Previous experience in a personal injury team within a legal firm or insurance company
Excellent client communication skills
Strong time management capabilities
Commercial awareness to enhance case handling
Ability to work autonomously with confidence

Desirable (Knowledge, skills, qualifications, experience):

Familiarity with relevant legal frameworks and procedures
Experience in negotiation and settlement processes

Technologies:

Proficiency in case management software and Microsoft Office Suite

How to apply:
If you're an ambitious and motivated Paralegal or Case Handler looking to elevate your career within a thriving and supportive environment, we want to hear from you!

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