Reuben Myers Solicitors
Pre-litigation fee earner

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Company Description
Reuben Myers Solicitors is a litigation-focused law firm based in Preston, servicing clients across England & Wales, Scotland, and Ireland. The firm specialises in credit hire, vehicle damage, storage recovery, serious personal injury litigation, and cross-border claims, including subrogated loss recovery for insurers and credit hire organisations. It provides strategic, commercially-minded support from pre-action protocols through to trial, enabling efficient recovery of losses across multiple UK and Irish legal systems. Clients value the firm’s speed, clarity, proactive communication, and clear file visibility, particularly for complex and cross-jurisdictional disputes. Reuben Myers Solicitors works closely with individuals, CHOs, and insurers to deliver seamless, outcome-focused litigation services.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site Pre-litigation Fee Earner role based in Preston. The role involves managing a caseload of pre-litigation matters, including credit hire, vehicle damage, storage recovery, and related loss claims, from initial instruction through pre-action stages. Day-to-day tasks include:
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- Reviewing evidence and liability
- Drafting correspondence and pre-action protocol letters
- Assessing quantum
- Preparing files for potential litigation


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The fee earner will liaise with clients, insurers, credit hire organisations, and third parties, negotiate settlements, and provide clear updates on case progression. The role also requires:
- Accurate file management
- Compliance with regulatory and firm procedures
- Collaboration with colleagues to ensure timely, commercially effective outcomes
Qualifications
- Strong knowledge of Law and Civil Litigation, with experience handling pre-litigation matters.
- Understanding of Insurance-related claims, including credit hire and subrogated loss recovery.
- Experience dealing with Property Damage and vehicle-related loss recovery.
- Practical exposure to Litigation processes and court procedures is advantageous.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including drafting clear, concise legal correspondence.
- Proven ability to manage a busy caseload, prioritize tasks, and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment.
- Strong negotiation skills and commercially minded approach to settlement and case strategy.
- IT literacy, including case management systems and standard office software.
- Relevant legal qualification (e.g., LLB, LPC, CILEX, or equivalent experience in a similar fee earner role).
- Attention to detail, professional integrity, and a client-focused approach.
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