Clinical Negligence Lawyer - Retrain from PI
Posted 25 April by
qed legal
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I am working with a fantastic legal practice in Norwich who are looking to add to their thriving medical negligence team.
Applications are of course welcome from lawyers experienced in medical negligence lawyers but the firm are also open minded as to considering candidates with strong backgrounds in general personal injury who might be interested in moving into a role dealing with clin neg matters.
Fantastic training and mentoring will be guaranteed from an experienced partner who is widely regarded to be one of the best in the field in the Eastern areas.
The role would offer some element of hybrid working and flexibility so could appeal to Norfolk based lawyers or those slightly further afield in Cambridgeshire or Suffolk.
The salary for the role will be dependent on experience but will be very competitive and of course part of a solid overall package.
This is a superb opportunity to either continue or move into the specialist area of medical negligence and work as part of one of the regions most prestigious teams.
Opportunities like this do not come up all that often where you can transfer into a different area, so if this sounds like it could be of interest please do apply using the links provided or get in touch with Greg at QED legal for further information..
Reference: 52534273
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