Motus Legal Recruitment
Clinical Negligence NQ-2 yrs Surrey/Hants £highest in region

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Clinical Negligence - Claimant. Surrey/Hants. NQ-2 yrs pqe. Associate To £85k. NQ rate highest in region
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Great role for an ambitious and team-oriented Clinical Negligence lawyer, to work on a complex and high value/profile caseload. You will both assist partners, giving you exposure to large complex matters, as well as lower value cases which you will run on your own. Much of their work is reported and gains media coverage.
- You will work alongside lawyers who are known for this work, with a reputation as being one of the most well-regarded (and liked!) teams in their field. Their reputation is second to none and is one of the most stable in the industry.
- What matters most to this team is that you have a passion for this work, and are keen to be part of a true team.
- They are high profile, well-networked, and believe wholeheartedly in their work - putting their clients at the forefront of all they do.
- They are very supportive of each other, with genuine knowledge and workload sharing, together with ongoing training.
- You will also work alongside the partners to develop your management and BD skills further, leading to future career progression.
- A mix of office and home working is how they all work.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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To apply, or to have a confidential discussion about this opportunity, please contact the firm's agent, Nathalie Pickering (07879 401 671) at Motus Recruitment or email np@motusrecruitment.com.


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