An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Medical Negligence Solicitor / Legal Executive with 10+ years PQE to join a well-established law firm.

This role can be full-time or part-time offering excellent benefits, hybrid working and a competitive salary.

As aMedical Negligence Solicitor/ Legal Executive, you will manage high-value, complex cases, focusing on life-changing injuries

You will be responsible for:



* Gather and organise evidence to support claims.


* Assess the viability and strength of claims.


* Determine legal and medical issues relevant to cases.


* Calculate suitable compensation amounts.


* Prepare detailed loss schedules.


* Draft formal statements.


* Engage with Defendant Solicitors for negotiation.


What we are looking for:



* Previously worked as a Solicitor, Legal Executive or in a similar role.


* Possess 10+ years PQE.


* Law Society Medical Negligence Panel and / or AvMA membership.


* Background in business development and relationship building with charities.


* Strong client care and case management skills.


What's on offer:



* Competitive salary


* 25 days holidays


* Pension scheme


* Bonus scheme


* Annual staff events


* Employee assistance programme


Apply now for this exceptional Medical Negligence Solicitor opportunity to work with a dynamic team and further enhance your career.

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