Personal Injury Negotiator (MOJ / OIC)

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Salford
1 month ago
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My client is a leading insurance company with offices in central Manchester. They are looking for 3 x PI Negotiators to join their team.

  • £28-30k basic plus generous bonus and pension
  • Hybrid working - up to 4 days from home
  • Award winning training
  • Monday to Friday, 9-5

Candidates should have a working knowledge of the OIC and MOJ portals. The role will involve management of lower value personal injury claims submitted via the OIC and MOJ portals,indemnity validation, accurate reserve setting, liability resolution, quantum assessment;

Utilising settlement techniques to effectively negotiate, as appropriate, with customers, suppliers, Unrepresented Claimants and all relevant Third-Party representatives.

There will be a big focus on development so will allow the successful applicants the opportunity to push their careers forward!

Want to know more? Apply now by sending a CV to James via this advert who will be in touch with further details on this opportunity and company!


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