30 Aug
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Turner Freeman Lawyers
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New South Wales
30 Aug
Turner Freeman Lawyers
New South Wales
Job Description
We are seeking a motivated and client-focused Personal Injury Lawyer to join our Emergency Services Team based in our Norwest office. This is an excellent opportunity for a lawyer with 2 + years post-admission experience who is looking to build their career within a supportive and well-established personal injury practice.
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The successful candidate will ideally have demonstrated experience in exempt and non-exempt workers compensation, Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) claims and work injury damages matters, and will be confident working with injured clients in a professional, empathetic and practical manner.
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About the Role
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In this role, you will manage and assist with a range of personal injury matters, with a particular focus on workers compensation, TPD and work injury damages claims. You will work closely with senior practitioners developing your own technical expertise, client management skills and litigation experience.
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About You
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Admitted as a solicitor in New South Wales with a current practising certificate;
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2+ years PQE in personal injury law
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Experience in workers compensation is essential
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Strong written and verbal communication skills
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Excellent attention to detail and ability to manage competing priorities
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A professional, empathetic and client-focused approach
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Ability to work both independently and as part of a collaborative team
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Strong organisational skills and commitment to achieving positive outcomes for clients
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What we offer
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A supportive and experienced personal injury team
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Excellent mentoring and career development opportunities
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Exposure to meaningful and rewarding plaintiff personal injury work
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The opportunity to build your career in a respected legal practice.
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A friendly Norwest-based office environment with access to quality work and client contact.
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📌 Personal Injury Lawyer | 2+ Years Pae (New South Wales)
🏢 Turner Freeman Lawyers
📍 New South Wales