Paralegal

Stockport
9 months ago
Applications closed

Paralegal

Location: Stockport Centre

Salary Range: £25,000 - £45,000 (depending on experience and qualifications)

Working Hours: Monday to Friday

Parking: On-Site

Are you an experienced RTA, ELPL or Clin Neg professional ready to elevate your career?

My client is experiencing an unprecedented period of growth and is seeking a dedicated Paralegal / Fee Earner / Solicitor to join their Stockport office. This is an exciting opportunity to manage a caseload of ELPL/Clin Neg/RTA claims, primarily within the Official Injury Claim or MOJ Claims Portal.

Key Responsibilities:

Manage claims using Proclaim case management software, from initial instructions through to settlement, including litigation where appropriate.
Handle mixed injury/hybrid injury claims, with opportunities to value and negotiate settlements in line with Judicial College Guidelines.
Argue liability settlements when applicable.
Work largely self-supported within a collaborative and supportive team.
Receive supervision and training, with basic administrative assistance.

Essential Skills and Experience:

Minimum of 12 months' experience managing your own caseload of RTA OIC/MOJ files, including OIC/Part 8 litigation.
Proven track record of working to and achieving targets.
Positive attitude towards meeting targets and contributing to a team structure.
Familiarity and experience with Proclaim case management software.
Receptive to supervision and training, with an organised and self-motivated approach.

About You:

You're someone who takes pride in delivering excellent client contact and thrives in a structured team environment. Your efficiency and proactive approach make you a valuable asset to any team.

Additional Information:

This is an in-office position with a generous bonus structure based on fee income.
If you're passionate about personal injury claims and have experience with Proclaim, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today to take the next step in your career

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