We are excited to be supporting a growing law firm in its search for a litigation paralegal to join the team in Lincoln. The opportunity is perfect for someone with a least 12 months' worth of litigation paralegal experience, and who wishes to grow this further. There are opportunities to qualify on offer for the right person, and you'll work for a company which values its people highly.
You'll work for a company which handles contentious landlord and tenant claims for a national client base. The role will involve handling a large caseload of matters, from assessing the merits and legitimacy of the claims, to handling the disputes process, and deciding on the litigation strategy with the support of a qualified solicitor.
The ideal candidate will have:
Over 12 months experience as a paralegal in litigation or disputes - this can be either in and landlord and tenant capacity, debt recovery, property disputes,
Experience of the Civil Procedure Rules and dealing with the litigious process
Some experience of handling a large caseload of matter
The opportunity on offer is to work for a growing and agile company, where there is genuine flexibility. You'll have a chance to grow in the role, and there are opportunities to qualify as a solicitor for the right person. Part time working is also on offer. Competitive salary and benefits package offered.
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