Personal Injury Associate – Edinburgh / Hybrid

Frasia Wright Associates

Edinburgh, Scotland

7 months ago

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A leading international law firm is looking for a skilled and driven Associate to join its specialist team handling personal injury litigation. Based in Edinburgh with flexible hybrid working options, this role sits within a nationally recognised insurance disputes practice.

The successful candidate will manage a broad range of personal injury claims, including employer liability, public liability, and motor-related cases. You will work both independently and alongside senior colleagues on complex, high-value matters, gaining exposure to a variety of sectors and clients. This is a great opportunity for a solicitor qualified in England & Wales with 1–4 years of post-qualification experience who is looking to deepen their expertise in defendant litigation within a collaborative and fast-paced environment.

The firm offers a supportive culture, a strong commitment to professional development, and a comprehensive benefits package. It is proud to foster an inclusive workplace and encourages applications from individuals of all backgrounds.

If this position may be of interest, please contact Cameron or Teddie for a confidential initial discussion. (Assignment 17852)

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