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A Personal Injury Law Firm in the United Kingdom is seeking a part-time remote Solicitor. The role focuses on providing exceptional legal services, managing client cases, and requires strong communication skills. Candidates should have expertise in Personal Injury Law, a law degree, and an up-to-date practicing certificate. This position allows for flexible work arrangements while delivering tailored support to clients. Ideal for those looking to balance a rewarding legal career with a flexible lifestyle.
FT Chronic Pain is an award-winning Personal Injury Law Firm dedicated to providing exceptional client-focused legal services. Founded by Anne and Paul, the firm operates with a commitment to putting clients at the centre of everything they do. FT Chronic Pain stands out for its remote and flexible approach, which enables the team to meet clients at their convenience. Backed by decades of expertise, the firm is renowned for its outstanding knowledge and tailored support for clients.
This is a part-time, remote Solicitor role focused on delivering high-quality legal services to clients. Day-to-day tasks include offering legal advice, managing client files, drafting legal documents, representing clients, and providing support. The role requires strong communication skills and a client-first approach to successfully manage cases while collaborating with the remote team.
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