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SalarySacco Mann are recruiting for a Catastrophic Injury Solicitor (NQ to 5 PQE) to join a leading Catastrophic Injury team in Newcastle. The role would suit a Catastrophic Injury Solicitor within 1 year of qualification up to 5 years' post qualification, who have previous experience supporting on Catastrophic Injury cases valued in the region of £300k to £1million+.
Our Client is a leading national law firm, with several offices across the UK. The team act on behalf of a range of insurer clients on personal injury cases valued up to and in excess of £1million. Due to an influx of work, the team are now looking to recruit an additional Solicitor to support one of the lead Solicitors on a Catastrophic Injury caseload to include brain and spinal injury and amputation cases.
Responsibilities:
- Supporting on a caseload of Catastrophic Injury cases, to include brain and spinal injury and amputation cases valued up to £1million plus.
- Being the point of contact for incoming client queries and providing ongoing legal advice.
- Analysing liability evidence and identifying gaps.
- Interviewing witnesses and drafting statements.
- Corresponding with clients and third parties throughout the process.
- Drafting pleadings, applications and legal documentation.
- Instructing counsel and attending conferences.
- Preparing cases for trial.
- Negotiating settlement.
Requirements:
- A qualified Solicitor ideally in the region of 1-5 years' PQE though NQs with previous Catastrophic Injury experience will also be considered.
- Technically excellent, with strong knowledge of relevant case law and legal procedures.
- A clear and concise communicator with excellent negotiation skills.
Salary to £40,000 dependent on experience, though may increase for the right candidate.
Flexible/ hybrid working.
Genuine career progression opportunities.
Quality work.
Extensive benefits.
If you have a CV readily available, please do apply via the link otherwise to discuss further, please contact Chloe Smith in the Leeds office of Sacco Mann on .
