FAQs
What type of role is the Litigation Counsel position?
The Litigation Counsel position is a full-time permanent role within the Litigation team at Lockton, primarily serving the International business.
What are the primary responsibilities of the Litigation Counsel?
The primary responsibilities include assisting the Head of Litigation in managing litigation matters, running your own caseload, advising the business on legal queries, delivering training, preparing litigation reports, and keeping legal policies up to date.
What qualifications are required for the Litigation Counsel role?
Candidates must have 4+ PQE as a Solicitor qualified in England and Wales, a minimum of 2 years’ experience in private practice within an insurance and regulatory litigation team, and experience in the insurance industry/London Market.
Is experience in the insurance broking sector required?
While it is desirable, experience in the insurance broking sector handling professional indemnity claims is not mandatory but preferred.
What skills are essential for this position?
Essential skills include expertise in Insurance Law, excellent interpersonal and communication skills, strong negotiation and drafting abilities, commercial awareness, and the capability to work both independently and as part of a team.
How does Lockton support diversity and inclusion?
Lockton is committed to creating an inclusive culture where all employees are treated with respect and dignity. They prioritize diversity, equity, and inclusion in their hiring and development processes.
What kind of support does Lockton provide for employee well-being?
Lockton provides industry-leading health insurance and additional options to support overall health and well-being.
Is in-house experience required for the Litigation Counsel position?
In-house experience is desirable but not strictly required for the Litigation Counsel position.
Does Lockton provide opportunities for career development?
Yes, Lockton focuses on skill progression and career development for its employees, creating opportunities for growth within the organization.
What areas of law will the Litigation Counsel focus on?
The areas of law the Litigation Counsel will focus on include professional indemnity, insurance regulatory, and employment law.