FAQs
What is the role of an Associate Solicitor at DWF?
The Associate Solicitor will manage a range of insurance disputes, provide policy coverage advice, collaborate with a diverse team, and engage in business development and marketing efforts.
What qualifications are necessary for this position?
Candidates should have 3-7 years of post-qualification experience in handling insurance disputes, preferably from a globally recognized law firm.
What type of clients will I be working with?
You will serve a diverse clientele, including prominent London Market reinsurers and regional insurers.
Is prior experience in the GCC region preferred?
Yes, experience working within the GCC Region on insurance disputes is desirable but not essential.
Are there any language requirements for this role?
While Arabic speaking is desirable, it is not essential for this position.
What is the work culture like at DWF?
DWF fosters a collaborative, diverse, and inclusive culture, emphasizing a positive working environment and teamwork.
What type of insurance disputes experience is required?
Candidates should have experience in insurance disputes in areas such as financial lines, property, energy, and construction.
Are there opportunities for business development in this role?
Yes, taking a prominent role in business development and marketing is a key responsibility of the Associate Solicitor.
What benefits does DWF offer to its employees?
DWF is committed to ensuring that team members feel valued and rewarded, and they celebrate diversity while creating an inclusive work environment.
How does DWF support training and development for new employees?
New joiners will be expected to work closely with partners, associates, and trainees, contributing to their collective success and enhancing the collaborative culture at DWF.