FAQs
What type of cases will I be working on as a Paralegal in the AFCS MOD team?
As a Paralegal in the Armed Forces claims team, you will be working on cases involving assisting severely injured service personnel with compensation claims (On and Off Duty), Boards of Inquiry, and Coroners Inquests.
What qualifications or experience do I need to apply for this Paralegal role?
Previous Paralegal experience is desirable for this role. We are looking for individuals who have the ability to work on their initiative and who demonstrate empathy and compassion to help guide our clients through challenging personal circumstances.
What benefits are offered to employees in this role?
Some of the benefits we offer include 25 days holidays plus bank holidays, generous and flexible pension schemes, two days of volunteering every year for a cause of your choice, Westfield Health membership, and a range of well-being initiatives to support positive mental health. We also offer a flexible working program called Flexible by Choice.
What kind of support and training will I receive as a Paralegal in the AFCS MOD team?
You will receive support and training to help you progress in your role and build expertise in a growing area of law. You will work closely with qualified Case Handlers and have the opportunity to develop a reputation in this field. Regular supervision and guidance will be provided to ensure you meet personal targets and deliver an outstanding client experience.