Personal Injury Solicitor / Legal Executive - Home Based

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Role: Personal Injury Solicitor / Chartered Legal Executive Location: Home Based - UK Working Pattern: Predominantly Remote / Home Based Salary: 40,000 - 55,000 DOE Contract: Full-time, Permanent Experience: Ideally 2-5 years PQE Are you an experienced Personal Injury Solicitor or Chartered Legal Executive looking for a predominantly home-based role and the opportunity to move into a specialist area of claimant litigation? Due to continued growth, the firm is looking to recruit an experienced litigator to join its specialist military claims team. Previous military claims experience would be welcomed but is not essential. Applications are actively encouraged from lawyers with strong post-litigation experience across EL/PL, Personal Injury or Industrial Disease. Why this opportunity stands out One of the biggest attractions is the flexibility. This is a predominantly home-based position, allowing you to manage interesting and complex claimant litigation without the expectation of travelling into an office several days each week. You'll join an experienced and supportive specialist team while developing expertise in military injury claims. For an EL/PL, Industrial Disease or PI lawyer looking for something different while retaining the litigation element of their career, this is an excellent opportunity. The Role You will manage your own caseload of military injury claims across both pre-litigation and litigated matters. Responsibilities will include: Managing a caseload of military injury claims Handling pre and post-litigation matters Analysing liability, causation, quantum and evidence Developing appropriate case strategies Corresponding with clients, insurers and solicitors Liaising with Counsel and medical experts Obtaining and reviewing medical and expert evidence Preparing witness statements Drafting litigation documentation Advising clients throughout their claims Conducting settlement negotiations Representing clients at court where required Meeting court dire