There's an interesting opportunity within the Glasgow insurance litigation market for an experienced Disease Solicitor to develop their career with a major national defender practice.
Occupational disease would remain the cornerstone of your work, but there's scope to broaden your experience across employers' liability, public liability and motor claims.
And potentially into regulatory investigations, fatal accident inquiries and professional indemnity.
It's a rather attractive proposition for somebody who enjoys the technical complexities of disease litigation but doesn't necessarily want to spend the next ten years doing it exclusively.
You'll ideally have at least 4 years PQE, a strong background in defender disease and casualty litigation, and be comfortable managing your own caseload.
Experience of asbestos-related claims, occupational cancers, noise-induced hearing loss and other complex disease matters would be particularly interesting.
The seniority of the role is important, too.
Alongside handling your own instructions and contributing to more complex, high-value cases, there's an opportunity to become increasingly involved in client development, training and the supervision of junior solicitors.
Perhaps you're already doing much of that without the recognition.
Or perhaps you've reached the point where you'd welcome the resources and technical expertise that come with being part of a substantial national disease practice.
Either way, this is a conversation worth having.
If you're an experienced Defender Personal Injury Solicitor in Glasgow with 4+ years PQE and a background in occupational disease, contact Neil Campbell at QED Legal for a confidential discussion.
