Complex Injury Solicitor

TSR Legal

Liverpool Metropolitan Area

5 months ago

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Location:Liverpool
Salary:Competitive (DOE)
Working Arrangement:Hybrid (2-3 days in the office)

About the Firm

TSR Legal is working with a well-respected and forward-thinking law firm that specializes in high-value and complex legal matters within the insurance sector. The firm is known for its commitment to innovation, client service, and investment in its people, offering a dynamic and supportive working environment.

The Role

A fantastic opportunity has arisen for a Legal Executive / Solicitor to join the Large & Complex Injury team in Liverpool. This role is ideal for an experienced lawyer with a strong background in complex and catastrophic injury claims, particularly high-value RTA cases exceeding £250k.

Key responsibilities include:

Managing pre- and post-litigation large loss claims, including cases involving orthopaedic injuries, chronic pain, brain injuries, and amputations.
Handling complex indemnity disputes, liability, and quantum issues.
Drafting detailed legal advice, conducting client consultations, and engaging in evidence gathering.
Preparing and submitting court documents and representing clients in court proceedings.
Building and maintaining strong client relationships, ensuring clear and practical legal advice throughout the claims process.

The Ideal Candidate

To excel in this role, you should have:

At least 2 years experience handling large loss claims within RTA multi-track litigation.
A strong technical legal background with expertise in managing high-value cases.
Excellent negotiation and communication skills with a commercial approach to legal practice.
The ability to work collaboratively within a dynamic team while managing a busy caseload.
A flexible approach, with the ability to attend the Liverpool office 2-3 days per week.

Whats in It for You?

This firm is committed to career development and internal progression, offering a supportive environment where employees can grow and thrive. Additional benefits include:

25 days annual leave, increasing with service.
Private healthcare and enhanced parental leave.
Company pension scheme and life insurance.
Bonus scheme and access to a discount hub.
Cycle to Work scheme & Season Ticket Loans.
Professional subscriptions paid.
Electric Vehicle Allowance.
Flexible working hours to support a work-life balance.

Apply Now

This is an exciting opportunity to develop your expertise and progress within a leading law firm that values innovation and employee growth.

For a confidential discussion on this role, contactJames at TSR Legalon#removed#.

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