FAQs
What type of cases will the Asbestos Lawyer be handling?
The Asbestos Lawyer will be handling high value Multi Track caseloads related to asbestos-related diseases, including mesothelioma, lung cancer, asbestosis, and pleural thickening.
Is prior experience in asbestos litigation required?
Yes, we are looking for experienced and compassionate qualified Lawyers with a committed background of representing victims of asbestos exposure and a strong track record in litigating asbestos cases.
What responsibilities will the Asbestos Lawyer have in the team?
The Asbestos Lawyer will manage all aspects of running a case from initial interview to trial, implement effective supervision methods, ensure best practice in client care, and guide and supervise junior lawyers.
What qualities are important for a candidate applying for this role?
Important qualities include empathy, a thorough understanding of Multi Track asbestos cases, the ability to provide legal services with a personal touch, and a desire to develop and guide future lawyers.
What benefits does Thompsons Solicitors offer?
Thompsons Solicitors offers a contributory pension scheme, a car allowance, permanent health insurance, a healthcare cash plan, life assurance, generous annual leave, enhanced parental pay, and several other employee benefits.
How long has Thompsons Solicitors been operating?
Thompsons Solicitors has been operating for 100 years, since 1921.
Does Thompsons Solicitors represent employers or insurers?
No, as a matter of principle, Thompsons Solicitors has never worked for employers or insurers.
Where is the Asbestos Lawyer position based?
The position is based in the North West of England.
Who can candidates contact for a confidential conversation about the role?
Candidates can contact Steven King at stevenking@thompsons.law for a confidential conversation about the role.
What is the working environment like at Thompsons Solicitors?
Thompsons Solicitors provides a supportive working environment focused on social justice, aiming to give a voice to the injured and mistreated while promoting fairness and positive change.