Motor Lawyer - Hybrid

Sacco Mann

Chorley, England

13 months ago

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Posted: 8 Apr 2025 (13 months ago)

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We are working with a growing boutique firm based in Chorley, who are seeking a skilled Motor Lawyer to join their team. The Motor Lawyer will handle a range of exciting and varied Motor Litigation work, in a firm with a supportive and flexible working culture.

As a Motor Lawyer, you will:

Manage a range of RTA related work, including injuries, recoveries and property damage claims.
Handle defendant RTA Litigation and Personal Injury claims, with a focus on complex cases up to £100k.
Deal with a variety of issues, such as liability, quantum and coverage.
Provide expert legal advice and support to clients, ensuring the highest standard of client care throughout the process.

The ideal candidate:

A qualified Solicitor or Legal Executive with experience in defendant RTA litigation and personal injury claims.
Strong communication skills and the ability to manage relationships with clients and third parties.
A team player with a positive attitude and a focus on providing excellent service.

What's on offer?:

Hybrid working arrangements, offering flexibility and work-life balance.
A positive and supportive working culture with no strict targets, allowing you to focus on delivering excellent legal services without pressure.
Opportunity to work on interesting and challenging cases in the motor litigation sector.
Competitive salary and benefits packa...

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