£33K/yr to £55K/yr
Manchester, England
Permanent, Variable

Housing Disrepair Fee Earner

Posted by Douglas Scott Legal Recruitment .

A highly regarded Manchester-based law firm is seeking a

Housing Disrepair Fee Earner

to join their expanding team. This opportunity allows candidates to become part of a well-established firm with a strong reputation in

Housing Litigation

and significant

growth potential

for career advancement with hybrid & flexible working available

Role Overview:

As a

Housing Disrepair Fee Earner

, the successful candidate will manage a caseload of

pre-litigated and litigated Housing Disrepair matters

from start to finish.

This role involves working on cases from

inception through to completion

, ensuring high-quality client service and efficient case handling.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Adhere to Housing Disrepair Pre-Action Protocol and relevant legislation (e.g., Landlord & Tenant Act).
  • Draft Letters of Claim and collate special damages.
  • Assess liability through housing records and surveyor reports.
  • Handle negotiation, settlement, mediation, and court proceedings as needed.
  • Use Proclaim software effectively, ensuring adherence to business policies.
  • Maintain clear and effective client communication throughout the case.

Candidate Requirements:

  • Previous experience in Housing Disrepair is preferred; however, candidates from other legal areas looking to retrain are welcome, provided they have litigation experience and familiarity with Proclaim case management software.
  • Ability to handle a full caseload with attention to detail and efficient time management.

How to Apply:

For immediate consideration, please contact

Ryan McNamara at Douglas Scott

or apply directly to this advert.

This is an excellent chance for dedicated legal professionals to advance in a firm recognized for its expertise in Housing Disrepair and Housing Litigation, with ample opportunities for progression.

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