Serious Injury Solicitor

Manchester

8 months ago

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Clinical Negligence Solicitor

A Manchester based Law Firm specialising in Personal Injury, Commercial and Family Law are expanding their Serious Injury team and is looking for an experienced solicitor/fee earner with experience in Serious Injury and Clinical Negligence.

This role would be suitable for a qualified solicitor with 5-10 years PQE, who has significant recent multi-track experience.

The Solicitor will be responsible for the successful management of a caseload of serious injury/clinical negligence matters from inception to conclusion.

The position can be remote (home), office-based or a combination of the two. Office attendance is required a minimum of one day per month, therefore the willingness and ability to travel to Manchester on a monthly basis is a mandatory requirement.

Duties will include, but are not limited to -

To support the Team Leader in the day to day running of the department, and to provide assistance to colleagues within the team as required, same to be suitably reciprocated
Assess liability and quantum to include reviewing medical reports and researching and obtaining relevant case law.
Managing a caseload as required to achieve both the above whilst providing excellent client care
Instructions and meetings with a multi-disciplinary team of experts for example, medical experts, case managers, care experts, architects, forensic accountants, counsel.
Analysis of evidence and research of legal issues on liability, causation and quantum.
Drafting documents including statements, pleadings and schedules of loss.
Securing early interim payments and appropriate rehabilitation.
Strong commercial awareness and business acumen
Ensuring that write-offs and issues with suppliers are kept to an absolute minimum.
Using the proclaim system in accordance with the firm’s policy and assisting more junior staff in the proficient use of the system as required
Outstanding Fee Earning skills and technical ability in RTA / ELPL /Clinical Negligence

Benefits:
Home or office based working available
Highly competitive salary up to 65K
Time off in lieu
Time off for birthday
Flexible working hours
Company events
Employee of the month bonus

Please contact Grace Bolton at Miller Grace for more information on this role or apply to be immediately considered

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