Slflawyers | Solicitor

Solicitor - Plaintiff Compensation - Abuse Law (+2 years PAE) Littles embraced its mission of being 'lawyers for everyone', establishing a diverse team of lawyers providing legal services in more than sixteen different languages.
Littles' roots are in Queensland but our services are nationwide.
Littles has invested in its people and in technology to get our clients the best possible result, every time.
At Littles, you won't be chained to an office all day – and our people don't want to be.
We empower our staff to take the lead, build strong relationships, and we reward and promote based on achievement, not time served.
Today, Littles is one of the country's leading compensation law firms, specialising in motor vehicle accident claims, workplace accident claims, public liability claims, medical negligence, away from home injuries, total and permanent disability claims, and institutional and historical abuse claims.

Qualifications & Experience
+2 years PAE in personal injuries - preferably in abuse law Tasks & Responsibilities
Work directly with a cohesive team passionate about Plaintiff Abuse Law Compensation Provide cohesive and legally technical advice on a range of personal injury matters, including complex psychiatric institutional and historical abuse claims Ability to relate to people at all levels Expect to be challenged with complex liability disputes and strongly contested damages claims Ability to manage client expectations and run matters autonomously Be part of a collaborative and team-oriented culture which encourages continued learning and development We are a firm of highly motivated individuals who are dedicated to providing the highest level of legal service to their clients We have a positive and caring environment Commensurate with experience Your application will include the following questions:
Which of the following statements best describes your right to work in Australia?
How many years' experience do you have as a solicitor?
How many years' experience do you have in personal injury law?
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