FAQs
What is the role of the Solicitor in the Counter Fraud team?
The Solicitor will handle a caseload of predominantly litigated claims, attend court for advocacy purposes, act as a point of contact for clients, ensure compliance with service level agreements, and support marketing and business development activities.
What qualifications are required for this position?
The candidate should be a Practising Solicitor with 0 to 3 years PQE and preferably have a strong litigation background. Expertise in fraud and knowledge of motor and credit hire claims is beneficial but not essential.
What kind of cases will the Solicitor be dealing with?
The Solicitor will primarily deal with Motor and Credit Hire Fraud claims, as well as possibly casualty fraud cases.
Is previous experience in fraud required?
No, expertise in fraud is beneficial but not essential for the position.
What are the expected working hours?
The Solicitor is expected to achieve 1440 chargeable hours per year if working full time.
Are there opportunities for professional growth?
Yes, the firm offers opportunities for growth and progression, including professional funding for further development.
What is the firm’s approach to work-life balance?
DAC Beachcroft emphasizes high levels of flexibility and a great work-life balance, promoting a supportive work environment.
How does DAC Beachcroft promote diversity and inclusion?
The firm is dedicated to building a diverse, inclusive, and authentic workplace, encouraging candidates from all backgrounds to apply and celebrate individual differences.
What benefits are included in the remuneration package?
The remuneration package includes private medical insurance, income protection insurance, discounted gym membership, and various other benefits.
Where is the Belfast Counter Fraud team located?
The Counter Fraud team is based in Belfast, but the firm has multiple offices across the UK and international locations.
Is there a requirement for attendance at court?
Yes, the Solicitor will be required to attend County Courts and the High Court either in person or remotely, as necessary for advocacy purposes.