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Personal Injury Solicitor - Claimant

Yolk Recruitment Ltd
Cardiff
7 months ago
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Department:Personal Injury

Job Type:Permanent, Full Time

Location:Cardiff

Salary:£30,000 - £40,000

Job Description

The firm combines a fresh and forward-thinking approach with a client-focused, local feel to deliver a range of award-winning, quality services. This role will play a crucial role in handling and managing a varied caseload of Personal Injury cases. This role will also play a key role in supporting the growth of our services through effective business development initiatives.

What you'll be responsible for:

Personal Injury Case Management:

Handling a caseload of personal injury claims from inception through to conclusion, ensuring cases are progressed efficiently and in line with legal deadlines. Providing expert legal advice to clients on a range of personal injury matters, including road traffic accidents, accidents at work, and public liability claims. Liaising with clients, medical professionals, experts, and other relevant parties to obtain necessary information and evidence. Drafting legal documents such as letters of claim, statements of case, and settlement offers. Negotiate settlements and represent clients in hearings or other legal proceedings as required. Keeping clients updated regularly on the progress of their cases and provide clear explanations of legal options and next steps.

Client Care & Communication:

Provide an empathetic and client-focused approach, ensuring that clients are informed, supported, and advised throughout the course of their cases. Maintain excellent communication with clients and provide clear and timely updates.

Compliance & Administration:

Ensure all case files and documentation are maintained in accordance with the firm's policies and industry regulations. Uphold high standards of accuracy and professionalism in all legal work. Contribute to the firm's compliance with data protection and confidentiality regulations.

Team Collaboration & Development:

Work as part of a collaborative team, supporting colleagues in the development and delivery of client-focused legal services. Participate in training and development opportunities to expand knowledge of PI and clinical negligence law. Share knowledge and best practices within the team to continually improve service delivery.

What we're looking for:

A qualified Solicitor or a Licensed Legal Practitioner (CILEX) with a minimum of 2 years PQE. Knowledge of personal injury case handling is essential. Experience of running cases through a low value claims portal. Experience in assisting or handling your own litigated caseload. Multi-track experience is advantageous as the caseload will be truly varied. Ability to assess and advise on evidence, causation, liability, and quantum. Familiarity with CPR, rules on evidence, litigation process, and funding as applicable Self-motivator with a strong commercial acumen. Charismatic and passionate about cross-selling and upselling of services. Experience in business development is desirable. Strong commercial awareness and demonstrating a commitment to developing the business of the firm. Strong ability to work efficiently, meet deadlines, and prioritise tasks. Competence in using Microsoft Outlook and Word. Experience in handling Fast Track claims, including the litigation process. Proven ability in numeracy and strong verbal and written communication skills.

What you'll receive:

Enhanced annual leave entitlement Additional day off for a personal day and your birthday each year Discounted gym membership Development opportunities Length of service awards and recognition of special occasions.

Successful candidates will be subject to a basic or enhanced DBS disclosure dependent on the role. Permanent employment is conditional on having a satisfactory DBS check. You will therefore be asked to disclose any unspent convictions during the recruitment process.

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