Clinical Negligence Paralegal
Posted 26 April by
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An opportunity has arisen for an ambitious clinical negligence paralegal to join a leading law firm based in Cambridge.
The successful candidate will be joining a department that is widely regarded as being one of the best specialist clinical negligence teams in the UK.
The team deals with a variety of matters including birth injury claims, surgery claims and delayed/misdiagnosis claims.
It is likely that you will be a paralegal with at least 6 months experience in working within a clinical negligence team. You must have a good knowledge of clinical negligence law and have a friendly and compassionate personality to maintain a high level of client service and fit in with the current team.
You will be joining a firm which will offer fantastic career prospects. The firm is looking to recruit an ambitious candidate that wants to learn and progress up the career ladder with a genuine interest of handling their own caseload over time.
You will be rewarded with a good salary as part of a comprehensive package including bonus schemes, 25 days annual leave, subsidised gym memberships and other great perks.
If you are a paralegal with a background in medical negligence, looking for opportunities in the Cambridgeshire area please apply ASAP or get in touch for further details.
Reference: 52540293
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