Personal Injury (EL/PL) Fee Earner

Bydand Recruitment Group
Glasgow
9 months ago
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This is a fantastic opportunity with 'top tier' team handling caseload of EL/PL, occupiers liability and highway liability work for major insurers and corporates. Examples of work include a broad mix of cases including some more catastrophic and complex matters arising out of accidents at work.

Job overview

  • Job Title:Solicitor/Chartered Legal Executive or Senior Paralegal
  • Location:Remote
  • Salary:to £50,000
  • Work pattern:Hybrid
  • Previous experience:Litigated EL/PL experience. Qualified or unqualified candidates with experience will be considered.


Opportunities to get access to more complex work

Furthermore, this is a fantastic opportunity to join a team which will offer you the chance to gain exposure to more complex work.

The wider department handles matters all the way up to Catastrophic Injury / Large Loss cases and the department has an excellent career progression platform in place to bring people through the ranks.


Focus on Casualty EL/PL work across a number of sectors

The team specialises in defending casualty EL/PL claims on behalf of major insurance companies as well as other clients in the public and private sector. As a guide, the successful candidate will:

  • Progress their own caseload of fast track and multi track EL/PL matters from cradle to grave with supervision;
  • make early liability assessments on matters and be able to come to a decision on liability.
  • assess quantum.
  • Draft pleadings as well as witness statements and instructions to counsel
  • Attend in conference and trials


If you are interested in finding out more, please don’t hesitate toapplyfor more information.

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