Personal Injury Lawyer-WC+WID+Public Liability (4 yrs-Senior Associate) **Be MORE +Be Valued MORE+ Have MORE** Max your potential.
Champion plaintiff firm.
A+ Mentors/Training.
$90,000-$200,000+Bonus.
Sydney CBD or Sydney-West.
Life Friendly.
YOUR NEW EMPLOYER Our client-one of NSW's most successful plaintiff firms- is a dominant FORCE in personal injury law boasting a flourishing +growing practice.
YOUR NEW ROLE As valued key senior lawyer reporting to an impressive Partner ( ACCREDITED SPECIALIST personal injury lawyer), you will relish the autonomy+stimulation+satisfaction of taking ownership of your own hybrid practice ( WC, WID, PUBLIC LIABILITY).
WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU?
Inherit this firm's impressive long-standing reputation+ success handling over $1 BILLION worth of personal injury claims; Full ownership/control of your own workers compensation and common law work injury damages+ public liability practice+clients; Stimulating,



interesting and challenging cases; 1st CLASS mentorship+ growth opportunities; Extra performance incentives-"no limits culture"+generous boss; Excellent systems+ Resources/Admin support ; Down-to-earth+ close-knit team workplace; Potential to work 1 day from home (after probation); Inspirational Leaders.
WHO YOU ARE We are interested in hearing from you if you: Are a PERSONAL INJURY SOLICITOR with MINIMUM 4 years' experience [UP TO Senior Associate level]; Have proven experience in highly autonomously managing your own cases from start to finish in at least 2 or more of:
1) statutory WC
2) public liability ; 3) common law work injury damages have proven ability to work in a busy fast-paced environment; are ambitious + are a results-driven high performer + enjoy what you do; have outstanding communication, time prioritisation+ client management skills; are hungry to advance your career long-term with a reputable plaintiff law firm.
REFERENCE: MARIA YUN (**********)

📌 Personal Injury Lawyer-Wc+Wid+Public Liability (4 Yrs-Senior Associate) (New South Wales)
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