Personal Injury Paralegal

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Dundee
9 months ago
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This is a rare opportunity to join a market leader, a heavyweight in the personal injury field and as such I do not expect this opportunity to be around for long.If you are someone who is passionate about securing the best possible outcomes for your clients in terms of securing financial compensation and recognition and accountability and have a minimum of 1 years' previous experience of general personal injury matters or civil litigation I want to hear from you. This is a great role, you'll get to work alongside some fantastic colleagues all of whom have vast experience and are keen to work together as a team. There's a broad mix of work covering matters such as road traffic accidents, employers liability, public liability and the beauty industry.Ideally you shall have previous experience of successfully running your own personal injury caseload but applications are invited from candidates who have a general civil litigation background and are now looking to specialise in personal injury.Whatever stage you are at, this is a firm who will support, guide and mentor you and give you the opportunity to progress and develop your career. You'll also be able to have some hybrid working following successful completion of your probationary period, you'll enjoy a competitive salary and benefits and will enjoy being part of a fantastic team.Please contact Deborah Collier at QED Legal on the details provided for more information....

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