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Position : Attorney – Third-Party Claims Salary : R30 000 – R40 000 per month, depending on experience, plus incentives Location : Menlo Park, Pretoria Desired start date : January 2027 Employment Type : Permanent Key Responsibilities The successful candidate will, amongst others: • Manage and administer third-party claims from inception to finalisation. • Assess claims, gather supporting documentation and evaluate the merits of each matter. • Draft legal correspondence, pleadings and other relevant legal documents. • Liaise with clients, medical practitioners, experts, insurers and other relevant parties. • Conduct legal research and provide advice on third-party claims matters. • Monitor claim progress, follow up on outstanding documentation and ensure deadlines are met. • Negotiate settlements where appropriate and assist with litigation proceedings when required. • Maintain accurate case files and ensure compliance with relevant legal procedures and requirements. • Provide regular updates to clients regarding the progress of their claims. Qualifications, Skills and Experience The ideal candidate should possess: • An LLB degree and admission as an Attorney of the High Court of South Africa. • 2–3 years’ experience in third-party claims, gained during or after articles. • Practical experience handling third-party claims matters independently, where appropriate. • Sound knowledge of relevant legislation, legal procedures and claims processes. • Strong legal drafting, analytical and problem-solving skills. • Excellent client liaison, negotiation and communication abilities. • Fluency in both Afrikaans and English, with strong written and verbal communication skills. • Excellent organisational skills, attention to detail and the ability to manage multiple matters effectively. • A professional, proactive and client-focused approach.
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