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u&u Recruitment Partners is seeking a lawyer to join our in-house team to own a portfolio of litigated matters within the Personal Injury Commission. You will advance your litigation skills while engaging directly with stakeholders, claims professionals and external legal providers.
The role offers a collaborative culture led by experienced professionals, opportunity to influence strategy, and hybrid work with up to 3 days WFH.
Looking to move in-house and take ownership of your own litigation portfolio?
This is an opportunity to join one of Australia's largest personal injury claims management organisations, supporting litigation on behalf of a major government insurance client.
If you're a lawyer with experience in the Personal Injury Commission and are looking for a role where you can continue developing your legal skills while gaining direct exposure to clients, claims professionals and external legal providers, this could be the opportunity you've been waiting for.
This is a genuinely collaborative team environment led by experienced legal professionals who are passionate about developing others. Some team members have more than 30 years of workers compensation experience, and there is a strong culture of knowledge sharing, support and teamwork.
Most importantly, you'll be trusted to manage matters, contribute to strategy and work directly with stakeholders, all without the pressure of billable targets.
Working within a highly experienced legal team, you will:
The workload is varied and fast-paced. Some weeks will involve multiple PIC appearances, while others will be focused on stakeholder engagement, litigation management and strategy.
To be successful in this role, you will have:
An insurance background is not essential. What's most important is your ability to hit the ground running, build relationships and contribute positively to the team.
At u&u Recruitment Partners, we value diversity, equity and inclusion. We welcome applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people with diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds and people with disability.