FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Litigation Assistant role?
The primary focus of the Litigation Assistant role is to provide comprehensive and efficient support in the investigation and management of high-value catastrophic injury cases for a range of external clients.
What type of personal injury claims will the Litigation Assistant be assisting with?
The Litigation Assistant will be assisting on a variety of catastrophic injury claims including motor, public sector, and employer liability (EL) and public liability (PL) claims resulting in serious injuries such as brain injury, spinal injury, and amputations.
What is the experience requirement for this position?
The position requires 1-2+ years of relevant experience, litigation experience of personal injury defense work, and experience in assisting on large cases in a team environment.
What clients does the Serious and Catastrophic Injury team serve?
The Serious and Catastrophic Injury team serves a range of clients including large composite and motor insurers, self-insured organizations, and corporate clients.
Is there any specific communication skill required for the role?
Yes, strong written communication skills are required for the role.
Can candidates with less experience apply for the position?
Yes, while a level of experience is indicated as a guideline, candidates with more or less experience are encouraged to apply.
What types of injuries will the cases involve?
The cases will involve injuries of the utmost severity, including brain injuries, spinal injuries, amputations, polytrauma, brachial plexus injuries, severe psychiatric injuries, chronic pain, and loss of senses.
Are there opportunities for further professional development within the team?
While not explicitly mentioned, the emphasis on maintaining high service standards and furthering the team’s professional reputation suggests opportunities for growth and learning within the role and the team.