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Frasia Wright Associates

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This growing litigation firm is currently recruiting a Newly Qualified Solicitor to join its thriving practice in either Edinburgh or Glasgow. The positions focus on managing public liability, RTA, and employer liability claims as part of a specialist accident claim service.

The successful candidates will be responsible for maximising income per case by recovering damages, including hire, repairs, recovery, and storage. Applicants must be newly admitted solicitors in Scotland, with court litigation experience and a thorough understanding of Court of Session and Sheriff Court procedures. An understanding of credit hire would be beneficial. The role requires in-depth drafting experience, the ability to conduct hearings in the Sheriff Courts, and strong communication skills to effectively handle and advise difficult clients. 2nd year trainee solicitors looking to assign are also invited to apply.

These full-time positions offer attractive benefits and opportunities for career progression within a supportive and client-focused environment.

If this opportunity interests you, please get in touch with Steph or Jade for an initial and confidential discussion. (Assignment 16809)

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