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RTA Paralegal / Litigation Executive - Fast track motor - Manchester
RTA Paralegal / Litigation Executive - fast track claims - Working for a range of top insurer clients, you will develop your fee earning capabilities as well as honing your client relationship skills. This is a leading fast track RTA team of an established global firm. They are looking for talented Paralegals or Litigation Executives to strengthen one of its key motor teams. The role also offers an excellent pathway to nurture your career with progress to Team Leading opportunities as well as opportunities to progress to more complex multi-track work.
Summary
Candidate requirements
The team only handle quality litigated work from the UK's leading insurance companies. The team provides a high-quality service and colleagues at all levels are encouraged to hone and develop their careers with many opportunities to do so whether through handling more complex work or progressing to Team Leading or other operational positions and beyond. In particular, the hiring managers are looking for:
An excellent springboard to more complex work
This is a brilliant training ground in which to 'cut your teeth' in quality litigated work with a view to progressing your career. This team is seen as a springboard into other teams which handle complex injury work as well as other disciplines within the firm.
It also provides a fantastic route through to more operational and team leading roles. Depending on where you want your career to go, this is an excellent opportunity.
Snapshot of the work
The role with further develop your skills as a defendant RTA fee earner. In particular, the position will involve:
A state-of-the-art working environment
As well as an attractive salary, candidates are offered a suite of benefits. The new Manchester office is state-of-the-art offering a fantastic culture in which to work with all the benefits of hybrid working.
If you want to find out more, don't hesitate to apply.
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