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Serious Injury Solicitor

Manchester
9 months ago
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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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