• Running of litigated and non-litigated Fast Track files as required, including
  • Interviewing and updating clients
  • Drafting statements
  • Preparing instructions to experts and counsel
  • Drafting legal documents
  • Valuing general and special damages
  • Making applications
  • Advocacy at hearings
  • Instructing experts
  • Negotiating settlements
  • Concluding matters at completion of legal work including costs and billing
    
    
• Taking initial instructions from clients and advise
• Communicating with clients, opponents, experts and counsel
• Process new claims including via the MOJ Portal and be fully conversant with the
  CPR and procedures under the Portal scheme
• Arrange and explain conditional fee agreements and other methods of funding,
  payment of disbursements and cost update letters
• Attend court hearings as required both with and without counsel
• Undertake own administrative tasks as required, including
  • Filing
  • Preparing briefs and trial bundles
  • Typing
• Corresponding and maintaining accurate files and other useable records
• Carry out all tasks accurately and efficiently within internal and external guidelines
  and to deadlines
• Comply with all internal policies and procedures in accordance with the practice’s
  office
• Comply with SRA Requirements
• Fully and actively contribute to the effective operation and development of the
  Personal Injury department
• Undertake any relevant training and/or professional development as required

Any other tasks as reasonably requested by Head of Department/supervisor