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Property Damage associate solicitor

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Property Damage Solicitor, 3-5 Years PQE, Birmingham / Hybrid working, £65,000+ (DOE) – JOB REF: 4431
THE ROLE:
- Manage your own caseload of litigated insurance-backed property damage claims from instruction through to resolution.
- Advise clients on a wide range of first-party property damage matters, policy coverage disputes and subrogated recovery claims.
- Deliver commercially focused legal advice to insurer and commercial clients while maintaining the highest standards of client service.
- Develop effective litigation strategies and manage claims through all stages of the court process.
- Work collaboratively with colleagues and clients to achieve the best possible outcomes.
- Build strong relationships with insurers, loss adjusters, experts and other key stakeholders.
SKILLS REQUIRED:
- Applications are welcomed from qualified solicitors with between 3-5 Years PQE in property damage litigation who are looking to take the next step in their career.
- A solid technical understanding of commercial insurance law and litigation practice.
- Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills with a keen eye for detail.
- Outstanding communication and relationship-building abilities.
- The confidence to work independently while contributing positively within a collaborative team environment.
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ON OFFER:
- Attractive salary and benefits package.
- Clear opportunities for progression and long-term career development.
- Flexible hybrid working model.
- Exposure to high-quality, complex work within a supportive and ambitious team.
HOW TO APPLY:
To apply contact Penny Trotman at eNL on 0121 454 1004 or email penny.trotman@enllegal.co.uk with your CV, or simply call for a confidential discussion.


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