Catastrophic Injury Solicitor | Hybrid & Growth

SaccoMann; Devon and Torbay; Hybrid; GBP 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid working pattern

Training & progression

Staff wellbeing

Job summary

SaccoMann in Plymouth invites applications for a Serious Injury Lawyer highly experienced in catastrophic injury, orthopaedic, brain, spinal and amputee claims. This permanent role offers autonomy within a growing team handling high-value cases from a modern Plymouth office with a flexible hybrid pattern.

You will manage complex cases, advocate for clients, meet deadlines, and collaborate with colleagues on settlement strategies. Travel for meetings and court appearances may be required.

Qualifications

• Solicitor qualification with demonstrable experience in catastrophic injury cases.
• Background handling high-value, complex personal injury claims.
• Strong client communication skills and a proactive approach to case progression.
• Good understanding of legal and regulatory frameworks related to serious injury work.

Responsibilities

• Handle high-profile, multi-track cases with autonomy and support.
• Participate in early intervention and rehabilitation strategies.
• Engage directly with clients through face-to-face meetings and court appearances (travel flexibility welcomed).
• Work closely with the team to value quantum and negotiate effective settlements.
• Remain compliant with legal deadlines and navigate complex litigation processes.

Skills

Catastrophic injury

High-value claims

Client communication

Legal deadlines

Team collaboration

Job description

SaccoMann in Plymouth invites applications for a Serious Injury Lawyer highly experienced in catastrophic injury, orthopaedic, brain, spinal and amputee claims. This permanent role offers autonomy within a growing team handling high-value cases from a modern Plymouth office with a flexible hybrid pattern.

You will manage complex cases, advocate for clients, meet deadlines, and collaborate with colleagues on settlement strategies. Travel for meetings and court appearances may be required.