Associate - 2-5 PQE
Posted 4 days 17 hours ago by Jobtailor
Permanent
Full Time
Other
Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
Job Description
- working with all members of the team
- assisting and handling a varied caseload
- appearing regularly in the Court
- carrying out investigations with policyholders and taking witness statements
- reviewing and interpreting medical records and medical reports
- adhering to reporting and reserving requirements in relation to different client SLAs
- file management including initial reports, updating reports and correspondence
- attending and appearing at court and pre-trial meetings and adhering to court timetables
- supporting the Partners in servicing existing clients, growing new business and maintaining relationships with clients using technical excellence and innovation
- drafting of all legal documents and client advice
- dealing with interlocutory proceedings, Court Reviews and client meetings
- supporting marketing and business development activity with the team and the wider Clyde & Co casualty group
Requirements
- 2-5 years PQE
- Experience in personal injury litigation
- Previous experience in dealing with defence insurance claims will be an advantage but is not essential
Core Competencies
Demonstrates expertise in personal injury litigation and effective case management, including drafting legal documents and adhering to court procedures. Proven ability to support business development and maintain client relationships through technical excellence and innovation.
Highest-signal resume keywords
- Personal Injury Litigation
- 2-5 Years PQE
- Drafting Legal Documents
- Client Relationship Management
- Court Appearances
ATS Optimization Keywords
Hard Skills
- Case Management
- Legal Document Drafting
- Witness Statement Taking
- Medical Record Review
- Interlocutory Proceedings
Soft Skills
- Team Collaboration
- Client Communication
- Relationship Building
Industry Keywords
- Defence Insurance Claims
- Court Timetables
- Reporting Requirements
- Business Development
- SLA Adherence