Stuart Miller Solicitors
Case Worker/Paralegal

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Company Description
Stuart Miller Solicitors is a London-based law firm with a worldwide client base, known for handling high-profile and complex cases. The firm has dedicated teams covering all areas of law, with particular specialism in Fraud, Cyber Crime, and Criminal Defence. Led by talented and experienced solicitors, the firm promotes knowledge-sharing and collaboration to secure the best possible outcomes for clients. Clients receive a highly personalised service, including 24/7 contact with their defence team, and clear guidance on legal advice and funding options. The firm is highly accredited, including Serious Fraud Panel listing, Lexcel accreditation, Legal Aid Agency contract, and “Highly Commended” recognition by the Law Society for excellence in management.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site Case Worker/Paralegal role based in London. The Case Worker/Paralegal will assist solicitors with the preparation and management of criminal and fraud-related cases, including reviewing evidence, drafting case documents, and maintaining accurate case files. Daily tasks include taking detailed client instructions, liaising with clients and external agencies, arranging appointments, and ensuring that all casework is progressed in line with court deadlines and regulatory requirements. The role involves conducting legal and factual research, preparing briefs, organizing disclosure materials, and supporting the legal team during hearings and trial preparation. The Case Worker/Paralegal will contribute to delivering a high standard of client care, ensuring clear communication and efficient case management.
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- Candidates should possess strong Interpersonal Skills and Communication abilities for effective client interaction and teamwork.
- Candidates should possess Case Management and Casework skills for organizing files, tracking deadlines, and supporting complex matters.
- Candidates should possess Social Work-related awareness or experience, particularly in supporting clients in stressful and sensitive situations.
- Relevant legal training such as a law degree, paralegal qualification, or equivalent experience in a criminal or fraud-focused practice.
- Strong legal research, drafting, and document management skills, with attention to detail and accuracy.
- Ability to work proactively under pressure, manage multiple cases, and maintain confidentiality and professional ethics.
- Familiarity with UK criminal justice procedures, Legal Aid processes, and regulatory requirements is highly beneficial.
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