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Industrial Disease Solicitor

G2 Legal Limited
CompanyG2 Legal Limited
CategoryLegal & Compliance
LocationPlymouth
RemoteOn-site (inferred)
EmploymentNot stated
LevelNot stated
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted7 Aug 2026
Last verified10 Aug 2026
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Description
Industrial Disease Chartered Legal Executive or Solicitor Plymouth, Devon This leading Legal 100 law firm is seeking a Chartered Legal Executive/Solicitor to join its Plymouth office & manage a varied caseload of industrial disease matters working as part of a well-established litigation team You will take responsibility for progressing claims through the litigation process, from initial instruction through to settlement or trial, with regular client contact and exposure to complex cases. In particular you will act against the MOD, acting on behalf of ex/military personnel who suffer from Noise-induced hearing loss and/or Non-freezing cold injuries. Key Responsibilities • Manage a caseload of claimant industrial disease files • Progress claims from pre-action stage through to resolution or trial • Liaise with counsel, medical experts and other professionals • Attend hearings where appropriate • Support settlement discussions and ADR processes • Assist in the supervision and development of trainees and paralegals What do you need: • To be a Qualified Chartered Legal Executive (CILEx) or Solicitor • Either be newly qualified or have up to 3 yrs PQE • Experience running your own Industrial Disease caseload What’s on Offer? • Competitive salary package • Flexible and hybrid working arrangements • Opportunity to work on high-quality matters • Supportive team environment within a well-regarded national firm Apply To find out more or apply, please contact Paul Norman at G2 Legal by sending your CV. Alternatively give me a call for a confidential, no obligation discussion. #INDMALS