At a Glance
- Tasks: Advise on complex property damage claims and manage your own caseload.
- Company: Leading international law firm with a supportive team culture.
- Benefits: Structured development, high-quality supervision, and exposure to varied cases.
- Other info: Great opportunity for career growth in a nationally recognised disputes practice.
- Why this job: Kickstart your legal career with high-value cases and collaborative support.
- Qualifications: Newly Qualified Solicitor with experience in litigation or property damage.
The predicted salary is between 30000 - 40000 £ per year.
Property Damage Solicitor (NQ) | Birmingham | International Law Firm The Opportunity A leading international law firm is seeking a Newly Qualified Property Damage Solicitor to join its growing team in Birmingham.
This is an outstanding opportunity for an ambitious NQ to develop their career within a nationally recognised disputes practice, acting for a broad range of insurer, corporate and commercial clients on high-value and complex property damage claims.
Working as part of a supportive and collaborative team, you will benefit from high-quality supervision, structured development and exposure to a varied caseload from the outset.
The Role You will advise on a wide range of property damage matters, including:• Handling property damage claims arising from fires, floods, escapes of water, explosions and other significant incidents.• Managing subrogated recovery actions on behalf of insurers.• Advising clients on liability, quantum and policy-related issues.• Assisting on high-value, technically complex and multi-party litigation.• Working closely with experts, loss adjusters, insurers and corporate clients to deliver commercially focused solutions.• Supporting senior lawyers on major losses while progressively managing your own caseload.
The Candidate Applications are welcomed from Newly Qualified Solicitors who have completed a litigation or property damage seat during their training contract.
You will demonstrate:• A genuine interest in property damage li...
