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Multi Track Manager (PI)

CRA Consulting
Sheffield
11 months ago
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Salary:£40,000 to £58,000 per annum (DOE)

Benefits:25 days plus stats holiday, Private health insurance, enhance sick, maternity, paternity leave

Location:Sheffield


Are you an experienced legal professional with a strong background in multi-track personal injury cases? Are you looking to join a respected, forward-thinking claimant firm that champions client care and legal excellence? If so, this could be the career move you’ve been waiting for.

Our client, a prestigious and well-established claimant personal injury firm in Sheffield, is seeking a dynamic and skilled Multi-Track Personal Injury Manager to lead a thriving department. With a competitive salary, a generous benefits package, and a collaborative environment, this is an opportunity to make a real impact while progressing your career.


The Role:

As Multi-Track Personal Injury Manager, you will oversee a portfolio of complex and high-value personal injury claims, managing a skilled team to deliver exceptional outcomes for clients. Key responsibilities include:

  • Supervising and mentoring a dedicated team of personal injury solicitors and paralegals.
  • Handling your own caseload of multi-track files, including catastrophic injury and complex liability cases.
  • Driving efficiency, innovation, and results within the team, ensuring KPIs and SLAs are met.
  • Building strong relationships with clients, medical professionals, and external counsel.
  • Actively contributing to business development and maintaining the firm’s outstanding reputation.


About You:

To excel in this role, you will need:

  • A minimum of 5 years' experience in handling multi-track personal injury claims.
  • Proven leadership skills, with experience managing a team in a legal setting.
  • Strong technical knowledge of personal injury law, including CPR, liability, and quantum assessment.
  • A proactive and client-focused mindset, with exceptional communication skills.
  • The ability to balance strategic objectives with hands-on case management.


Why Join This Firm?

  • Reputation: Work for one of Sheffield’s leading claimant firms, renowned for delivering justice to clients.
  • Development: Access to first-rate training and career progression opportunities.
  • Culture: Join a supportive and inclusive workplace where your expertise is valued.
  • Reward: Competitive salary ranging from £40,000 to £58,000, complemented by an attractive benefits package.


How to Apply:

If this sounds like the next step in your legal career, we’d love to hear from you. Please send your CV and a brief cover letter to [insert email address] or call [insert phone number] for a confidential discussion.


Closing Date:

Applications are being reviewed on a rolling basis, so early applications are encouraged. Take the next step in your legal journey and join a firm that truly values its people and its clients. Click apply today with a copy of your updated cv or call Rob addy on for more information.

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