Serious Injury Solicitor

1. Case Management:
   

   • Manage a caseload of serious injury cases including catastrophic injuries brain injuries spinal cord injuries and amputations.
     
   • Conduct thorough investigations into the circumstances surrounding each case gathering evidence and building compelling legal arguments.
     

2. Client Consultation:
   

   • Consult with clients to understand the extent of their injuries medical treatment needs and the impact on their daily lives.
     
   • Provide empathetic and clear legal advice explaining the legal process and potential outcomes to clients and their families.
     

3. Legal Documentation:
   

   • Prepare and draft legal documents including letters of claim pleadings witness statements and expert reports.
     
   • Ensure accuracy and compliance with relevant regulations in all legal documentation.
     

4. Negotiation and Settlement:
   

   • Negotiate with opposing parties insurers and legal representatives to secure fair and just settlements for clients.
     
   • Assess and advise clients on settlement offers taking into consideration longterm medical and financial needs.
     

5. Legal Research and Compliance:
   

   • Stay current on developments in personal injury law case precedents and relevant regulations.
     
   • Ensure compliance with legal and ethical standards in all aspects of case management.
     

6. Client Communication:
   

   • Maintain regular and transparent communication with clients providing updates on case progress and addressing their concerns.
     
   • Support clients and their families through the emotional and legal challenges associated with serious injury cases.
     

Requirements

• Qualified solicitor with 24 years of experience in serious injury law.
  
• Comprehensive knowledge of personal injury laws regulations and case precedents.
  
• Strong analytical negotiation and communication skills.
  
• Proven track record of successfully handling serious injury cases.
  
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a legal team.