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NIHL Fee Earner
Industrial Disease
Full-time | Permanent | Blackburn, Lancashire
Job Purpose
To manage a caseload of Noise-Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL) claims from initial instruction through to settlement or litigation, ensuring files are handled efficiently, accurately, and in line with client service standards, regulatory requirements, and applicable case law.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage a portfolio of NIHL claims independently from inception to conclusion
- Assess liability and quantum based on medical evidence and hearing loss reports
- Review audiograms, medical records, and occupational history evidence
- Instruct and liaise with medical experts, counsel, and external agencies
- Draft and review legal correspondence, pleadings, and settlement offers
- Negotiate settlements with opposing parties and insurers
- Ensure compliance with Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) and relevant protocols
- Maintain accurate case management system records and deadlines
- Identify fraud indicators and escalate where necessary
- Provide updates and reports to clients and senior handlers/partners
- Meet individual and team KPIs including file progression and settlement targets
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Required Skills & Experience
- Proven experience handling NIHL or personal injury claims (typically 1–3+ years minimum for “experienced” level)
- Strong understanding of occupational deafness / hearing loss claims
- Familiarity with litigation processes in England & Wales
- Ability to interpret medical and audiology evidence
- Strong negotiation and settlement skills
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to manage a high-volume caseload efficiently
- Good working knowledge of case management systems
Desirable Qualifications
- Legal training
- Experience in defendant insurance or claimant firms handling NIHL specifically
- Knowledge of industrial disease litigation
- Understanding of court procedures and costs budgeting


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Personal Attributes
- Detail-oriented and analytical
- Organised with strong time management
- Confident decision-maker
- Team-focused but able to work independently
- Professional and client-focused approach
To apply, please send your CV and covering letter to [careers@kineticlaw.co.uk](mailto:careers@kineticlaw.co.uk?subject=Application: NIHL Fee Earner).
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Role Details
- Department: Industrial Disease
- Contract: Full-time | Permanent
- Location: Blackburn, Lancashire
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