Legal Assistant jobs in France

Solicitor LitigationPI/RTA BelfastHybrid2or3athome c£28k-£35k1-3+PQE ideally

Signatus a recruiting a solicitor for a growing specialist solicitor practice based in Belfast that has a thriving Litigation department. This small and successful office are looking to appoint a new assistant solicitor withexperience ideally within litigation to join their team of 4 senior lawyers. If you are NQ level or looking for a role that will allow you to have senior expert level supervision before taking ownership of your own cases, then this is an ideal role to offer you that mentorship. It is an excellent opportunity to build out a long-term career in litigation where you will learn from some of the best RTA and PI solicitors. You will enjoy a high quality work in a reasonably fast-paced environment utilising legal technology to manage your cases effectively and limiting your in-office time. There is a very friendly collaborative team in place who will support your learning and provide office training on their specific litigation processes. Full-time and part-time working conditions can be discussed depending on experience level. Salary is a guide for junior lawyers only. More senior applicants will be considered and salary will be proportionate to experience.

• Managing own case load of litigation files once fully trained and competent
• RTA's/EL/PL/Credit Hire/All plaintiff based PI matters
• Preparing court documents and attending hearings
• Liaising with clients, experts and other legal professionals
• Supporting senior partners and engaging without side counsel on complex cases

• NI Qualified solicitor C1-3 years PQE but more senior solicitors considered.

This is a fantastic chance to join a reputable firm with an established client base and strong reputation in litigation in the legal market. The salary will reflect your experience and skills.

For a confidential discussion, please contact our principal legal consultant Fionntán Gamble, LL.B. on 07982608069 or email fionntan@signatus.co.uk today.