FAQs
What is the role of a Paralegal in the Complex Catastrophic Loss team?
The Paralegal will provide support to a team managing a multi-track, Catastrophic Injury caseload, including drafting court documents, conducting liability investigations, and reviewing medical records.
What qualifications are necessary for the Paralegal position?
Essential qualifications include relevant legal qualifications such as LLB and potentially LPC, as well as experience as a Legal Assistant or Paralegal within a related area of law.
Is personal injury experience required for this position?
Personal injury experience is desirable but not essential for this role.
What kind of environment does DWF promote?
DWF promotes an inclusive environment that celebrates diversity and aims to create a positive experience for all employees and candidates.
What types of cases will the Paralegal be working on?
The Paralegal will work on high-value cases related to catastrophic injuries.
Is training or personal development encouraged in this role?
Yes, the role requires an aptitude for learning and personal development as part of career advancement.
What is the commitment of DWF towards its employees?
DWF is committed to ensuring that each team member feels valued and duly rewarded, fostering a supportive culture.
How does DWF approach client service?
DWF focuses on delivering efficiency, price certainty, and transparency without compromising on quality or service for its clients.
What administrative tasks are included in the Paralegal role?
General day-to-day administration tasks include keeping the case management system updated and in line with client service level requirements.
Are there opportunities for candidates who may not meet all requirements?
Yes, DWF encourages all candidates to apply even if their experience doesn’t align perfectly with all requirements, as they may still be a good fit for the role or others in the team.