Legal Underwriter
Dublin
Legal Underwriter
- Permanent
Dublin
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Ireland, Dublin (Hybrid)
€55,000 (negotiable)
We are exclusively working with a market-leading legal insurance provider looking to hire a Legal Underwriter to join their team in Dublin, Ireland.
You would be joining the business at an exciting time and would be involved in assisting its expansion into Ireland. Culturally, they have a friendly and collegiate working environment whereby the work is completed without burning the midnight oil!
Main responsibilities:
- Evaluating the merits of cases within Personal Injury, Medical Negligence and Commercial Litigation matters
- Building and maintaining relationships with Solicitor firms across Ireland
- Visiting and auditing clients, ensuring they have and are acting correctly on matters
This role will suit two types of candidates:
- 1+years PQE Irish qualified Lawyer with contentious/litigation experience
- 2+years Qualified Underwriter with ATE Legal Insurance experience
This is an exceptional opportunity for an ambitious qualified lawyer desiring a more attractive environment to utilise their legal knowledge and experience.
If this role sounds appealing to you, apply or email me at Elliott.kaye@markssattin.com!
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