RTA & Credit Hire Solicitor – Legal 500 Firm – KentSalary: Competitive | Hybrid Working | Clear Progression Path
A leading Legal 500 firm in Kent is seeking an experienced RTA & Credit Hire Solicitor to join its highly regarded personal injury team. This is an excellent opportunity for a solicitor looking to handle high-quality defendant or claimant work within a supportive, forward-thinking firm that genuinely invests in its people.
The Role
You will manage your own caseload of RTA and credit hire matters, including:
Handling litigated and pre-litigated RTA claims, including complex credit hire disputes
Managing cases from initial instruction through to settlement or trial
Dealing with liability, quantum, and evidence, including instructions to experts
Drafting pleadings, witness statements, and court documents
Negotiating settlements and representing clients at hearings where required
Working closely with colleagues to deliver consistently high standards of client care
What’s on Offer
Competitive salary, reflective of experience and expertise
Hybrid working with flexibility around office and home-based work
Clear and achievable career progression within a Legal 500-ranked team
Access to high-quality work and well-established clients
Ongoing training, development, and support
Friendly, collaborative working environment
About You
Qualified Solicitor with experience in RTA and credit hire litigation
Strong technical knowledge of the CPR and relevant case law
Confident managing files independently with minimal supervision
Excellent communication, negotiation, and organisational skills
Ambitious and keen to progress within a respected firm
For more information send your CV or get in touch with Gemma at Austen Lloyd as soon as possible GD 61559 RTA & Credit Hire Solicitor – Legal 500 Firm – Kent
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