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Solicitor - EL/PL Supervisor

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Supervisor (Solicitor / CILEX Lawyer) – EL/PL
A leading national insurance law firm is seeking an experienced Supervisor (Solicitor / CILEX Lawyer) to join its growing Casualty Injury team. This is an excellent opportunity for a personal injury professional looking to take the next step into a supervisory position, within a supportive and high-performing environment.
Title: Supervisor
Location: UK-wide (Birmingham or Newport Preferred)
Salary: Up to £60,000
The Role
The team specialises in Employers’ Liability and Public Liability (EL/PL) claims, handling a broad caseload of litigated matters. You will play a key role in managing and supporting a small team of fee earners while also maintaining your own caseload of mixed-value claims.
Key Responsibilities
- Supervising and managing a small team of paralegals handling volume litigated EL/PL claims
- Providing technical supervision and ensuring files progress efficiently and compliantly
- Conducting interim and performance reviews and supporting development planning
- Monitoring financial performance and ensuring targets, KPIs and SLAs are met
- Managing workload allocation, deadlines, and file quality across the team
- Identifying and escalating risk and compliance issues where appropriate
- Handling a small caseload of EL/PL matters, including higher-value claims where required
- Acting as a client contact and supporting business development and client relationship initiatives
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About You
- Solicitor, Chartered Legal Executive, or experienced paralegal with strong EL/PL or personal injury experience
- Prior supervision experience is advantageous, but candidates looking to step into a supervisory role are encouraged to apply
- Strong technical ability in litigated casualty / personal injury claims
- Confident managing people, coaching and motivating team members
- Highly organised with strong commercial awareness and attention to detail
- Comfortable working to client SLAs, protocols and KPIs
- Strong written and verbal communication skills


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Why This Role?
- Opportunity to join a growing and well-established national casualty practice
- High levels of flexibility with remote, hybrid and office-based options available
- Strong training and support to develop leadership and supervisory skills
- Clear progression opportunities and investment in professional development
- Competitive benefits package and a strong focus on work-life balance and wellbeing
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