FAQs
What is the main focus of the Paralegal role at DWF?
The main focus of the Paralegal role at DWF is to manage a Motor Insurance (defendant) litigated caseload effectively, particularly in relation to claims arising from Road Traffic Accidents (RTA).
What qualifications or experience is required for the Paralegal position?
Candidates should have previous experience managing a Motor Insurance litigated caseload, a good knowledge of the MOJ and Small Track processes, the ability to assess liability and quantum, and effective skills in using case management systems.
Is there flexibility in the working environment for this role?
Yes, the role is hybrid, requiring office attendance 2-3 days per week, allowing for some flexibility in the working arrangement.
What kind of benefits does DWF offer to its employees?
DWF offers a comprehensive rewards package that includes standard benefits along with a diverse array of flexible benefits and robust well-being programs to ensure employees feel valued and their needs are met.
What is the recruitment process like for this role?
The recruitment process includes comprehensive interviews and may involve a written assessment, assessment day, or presentation. DWF strives to create a positive experience for all candidates and offers adjustments or additional support as needed.
Who will receive the applications for the Paralegal role?
Applications will be considered directly by DWF, as they will only share the role with select agencies from their Preferred Supplier List and do not accept unsolicited candidate submissions from recruitment agencies.
What skills are particularly important for a candidate applying for this position?
Important skills include strong communication, administrative skills, attention to detail, and the ability to adapt to changing priorities in workload.
What kind of clients does the Motor Volume team work with?
The Motor Volume team at DWF works with a variety of high-profile insurer companies, defending a wide range of litigated claims arising from Road Traffic Accidents.
What is the expected outcome of managing the caseload in this role?
The expected outcome is to progress the Motor Insurance litigated caseload to an effective and satisfactory conclusion for clients, while ensuring high levels of service delivery and maintaining management information according to client's service level agreements (SLAs).