Employers Liability Paralegal

William James Recruitment

Manchester

2 weeks ago

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The Role

Due to the development and continued growth of the firm’s personal injury EL / PL department, it is now seeking to appoint a Litigation Executive who will be accountable for managing your own caseload advising on liability and quantum on fast track cases.

The ideal candidate will have experience handling litigated cases involving Employers liability/Public liability.

You will be running the cases from initial instruction to include witness statements, reviewing complex disclosure, instructing counsel, attending conferences and trials, considering quantum and making offers of settlement.

The Candidate

Paralegal 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 £35,000 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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