Our client is a famous plaintiff firm boasting a flourishing +continually growing TPD/Super/Insurance practice.
YOUR ROLE
As a key member of this successful TPD/Super/Insurance Team, being mentored by top senior personal injury lawyers, you will relish obtaining justice for your totally permanently disabled clients.
You will have full-spectrum carriage of your own files-obtaining client instructions, reviewing medical evidence+ trust deed/insurance policies, legal research, providing technical legal advice in respect of the viability of the claim, liaising with the super fund, insurers/their solicitors and doctors, briefing counsel and attending court/settlement conferences.
WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU?
- Benefit from f the NEXT GROWTH phase of this high profile firm with an enviable success record;
- Benefit from the security+ stability+ long-trending growth [unlike many other personal injury niches] of this personal injury 'DARLING' TPD niche;
- Lots of room to grow personally and professionally;
- NO LIMITS culture-YOU DETERMINE your own level of success!
- Extra performance $$ bonuses;
- Top quality mentorship-learn from the best;
- Great team environment and inspiring leadership.
WHO YOU ARE
We are interested in hearing from you if you:
- are an admitted solicitor (or soon to be) + have MINIMUM 1 YEAR experience managing TPD (total permanent disablement) matters making claims via superannuation funds/insurance policies either working in a law firm OR in-house for an insurer or super fund;
- have a keen interest in carving out a specialisation in TPD [essential];
- have strong legal research skills, are client-centric and deadline driven;
- love to work in a vibrant, fast-paced workplace;
- are ambitious+ hungry to accelerate your career and be mentored by people who will help you succeed.
Reference: Maria Yun (**********)
📌 Personal Injury (TPD/Super) Lawyer (Sydney)
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