| Salary | Up to £20k |
|---|---|
| Location | West Yorkshire |
| Job type | Permanent |
| Company | Douglas Scott Ltd |
| Contact | Barrington Treymain |
| Specialist Areas | PI/Med Neg/Ind Disease |
| Posted | 7th Jul 2008 |
| Expires | 14th Jul 2008 |
Salary of up to £17k is currently on offer for a Legal Secretary who can demonstrate sound knowledge of Personal Injury in Wakefield.
The Client: Our client is a specialist law firm that has been successfully established for over 30 years. The firm prides itself on providing sound, flexible and quality legal advice to clients in West Yorkshire and Country wide.
The Role: A legal secretary with experience of Personal Injury law is required for this friendly firm. The successful candidate will be assisting with audio and copy typing, being the point of client contact and carrying out general the administrative work that is needed to progress Personal Injury files. The cases will be varied from more complex cases with high value claims to road traffic accidents resulting in minor injuries. A "can do" attitude and friendly team-orientated approach are important qualities to the successful candidate.
Up to £17k is on offer for productive candidates who have strong typing skills.
Douglas Scott is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.
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