Personal Injury Solicitor

Our Legal 500 client is seeking an experienced Personal Injury Solicitor with around three years PQE. They are looking for an organised individual to join their close-knit team, build positive and effective working relationships, and handle work sourced across the firm. The Firm offer hybrid working, holiday purchase/bonus scheme, annual bonus, Medicash and many other impressive benefits.

Type of work for this Personal Injury Solicitor role:

Personal injury 
Accidents at work (but generally not industrial disease)
Public liability accidents (i.e. trips & slips, etc.)
Road traffic accidents (but generally not whiplash)
Clinical negligence, but not cases against therapists; or mental health practitioners where there is no physical injury
Inquests
Defendant cases (ie uninsured), 
Shock cases
Group actions
Foreign jurisdiction cases
Product liability cases
Covid cases
CICA
Industrial disease cases
Most of the work is conducted on CFAs, but taking out ATE is rare.Specifications for this Personal Injury Solicitor opportunity:

Candidate must be at least 3 years PQE
Must be computer literate and know how to use:
Claim management software
Claims Portal
AskMID
AskCue
MedCo
ELTO
Court Portal
High Court PortalBenefits for this Personal Injury Solicitor vacancy:

26 days of annual leave plus bank holidays
Holiday purchase scheme
Bonus holiday scheme
Annual bonus
Hybrid working
Medicash
Employee Assistance Programme
Ongoing training and developmentThe Firm:
Our Legal 500 client is a nationwide, full-service firm with 20+ offices, praised for its high-quality advice and strong client satisfaction. Combining top-tier expertise with commercial insight, the firm delivers strategic, expert support across all practice areas

For more information about this Personal Injury Solicitor vacancy please contact Mia Henderson quoting reference 37650.
 
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