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, acting for clients across England & Wales, Scotland, and Ireland. The firm specialises in credit hire, vehicle damage, storage recovery, serious personal injury, and cross-border claims, as well as subrogated loss recovery for insurers and credit hire organisations. Reuben Myers Solicitors provides strategic and commercially-minded support from pre-action protocols through to trial, helping clients recover losses efficiently across multiple UK and Irish legal systems. Known for speed, clarity, and strong outcomes, the firm offers seamless support to CHOs and insurers, expert handling of complex and cross-border disputes, and proactive communication with clear file visibility.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site Pre-litigation Fee Earner role based at the firm’s Preston office. The role involves managing a caseload of pre-litigation matters, including credit hire, vehicle damage, and related recovery claims, from initial instruction through to the commencement of proceedings where necessary.
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- Reviewing evidence
- Drafting correspondence and pre-action protocol letters
- Assessing liability and quantum
- Negotiating settlements with third parties and their representatives
The Pre-litigation Fee Earner will liaise with clients, insurers, and credit hire organisations, maintain accurate and up-to-date file records, and ensure compliance with relevant regulations and internal workflows. The role also includes working closely with the litigation team to transition appropriate cases into formal proceedings.
Qualifications
- Strong foundation in Law, with experience handling pre-litigation matters and applying relevant legal principles.
- Knowledge of Insurance practices, including motor, credit hire, and subrogated recovery processes.
- Understanding of Property Damage and vehicle-related loss, including assessment of repair, hire, and storage claims.
- Experience in Civil Litigation and Litigation processes, particularly within personal injury, motor, or credit hire contexts.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to draft clear, concise legal correspondence and negotiate effectively.
- Proven ability to manage a busy caseload, prioritise tasks, and meet deadlines in a fast-paced, target-driven environment.
- Strong attention to detail, analytical skills, and a methodical approach to evidence review and case preparation.
- Previous experience in a similar pre-litigation or claims handling role within a law firm, insurer, or CHO is highly beneficial.
- Relevant legal qualifications (such as a law degree, LPC, SQE, or equivalent experience) are desirable.
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