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Personal Injury - Associate Solicitor

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Role Title:Personal Injury - Associate Solicitor

Location:Edinburgh

Status:Full Time (35 hours per week)

Salary:£50,000 +

Level:5+ Years’ PQE

Ref:AI919


Overview:

A leading and growing law firm is seeking an experienced Associate Solicitor to join their busy Personal Injury team in Edinburgh. This is an excellent opportunity for a solicitor with 5+ years’ PQE to step into a senior role, managing both a varied caseload and a team of legal professionals.

The firm offers a specialist accident claims service and is known for delivering high-quality legal advice and outstanding client care across all aspects of personal injury law.


The Role:

As an Associate Solicitor, you will play a key role in the leadership and development of a dynamic personal injury team. You’ll be responsible for supervising junior lawyers and handling your own caseload of complex and high-value claims, including RTA, EL/PL, vehicle damage and credit hire matters.


Key Responsibilities:

  • Supervise and manage a team of solicitors handling a range of personal injury claims
  • Manage your own caseload, with a focus on complex or high-value cases
  • Provide technical guidance on liability, causation, and quantum assessments
  • Ensure compliance with relevant litigation procedures and pre-action protocols
  • Represent clients in negotiations and court proceedings where required
  • Conduct regular file reviews and ensure quality control across the team
  • Mentor and develop junior team members, offering training and feedback
  • Engage with third-party experts including medical professionals and engineers
  • Manage client relationships, ensuring a high standard of client care
  • Contribute to business development and the firm’s strategic goals
  • Promote adherence to firm policies, procedures, and regulatory obligations
  • Maintain accurate records and case management through internal systems
  • Monitor and support the delivery of service level agreements


About You:

  • Qualified Solicitor in Scotland with 5+ years’ PQE
  • Experience supervising or mentoring junior solicitors
  • Strong understanding of Sheriff Court and Court of Session procedures
  • Confident in drafting, negotiation, and litigation strategy
  • Commercially aware with a track record of meeting performance targets
  • Strong interpersonal skills and ability to manage challenging situations
  • Knowledge of credit hire is desirable
  • Proactive, solutions-focused and team-oriented
  • IT literate with good organisational skills
  • Committed to continuous professional development


What’s on Offer:

  • Competitive base salary
  • Discretionary bonus scheme
  • 25 days holiday plus bank holidays and a birthday day off
  • Holiday purchase/sale scheme (up to 5 days)
  • Funded training and recognised qualifications
  • Career development and internal promotion opportunities
  • Pension scheme
  • Company-wide social events
  • Death in service cover
  • Staff referral bonus


How to Apply:

A fantastic opportunity to join a forward-thinking firm that values career progression, high-quality work, and employee wellbeing.


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