Personal Injury Law Clerk (Mississauga)

Job description

Our client is a busy full-service law firm covering the GTA with offices in both downtown Toronto and Mississauga, they are currently expanding and looking to add 2 experienced personal injury clerks to the team.

Your new role

In this role, you will be responsible for independently managing and carrying Accident Benefits & Tort files from file opening to closing. You must have experience with preparing and assembling documents like Affidavit of Documents, Medical Briefs, Notice of Examinations, and they must have basic drafting skills to be able to prepare rough or first drafts of documents like slip and fall Statement of Claims, motor vehicle Statement of Claims and simple Motions like Motions to add parties and for substitute service. In addition, job responsibilities will include scheduling; obtaining, organizing and serving or productions; client communications and general support for counsel.

What you will need to succeed

To be considered for this position, you must have a minimum of 5 years of Personal Injury experience with an emphasis on AB & Tort. Strong communication skills both written and verbal will be necessary to draft correspondence and legal documents, schedule meetings and communicate effectively with clients, witnesses, and other professionals. You must be knowledgeable with Preparing LAT Applications and Case Conference Summaries. A law clerk diploma from a recognized institution will be an asset

What you will get in return

This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a business that invests heavily in the growth and well-being of its employees. You will be part of a team that puts diversity and inclusion at its core. You will be welcomed into a very dynamic close-knit environment. The firm offers a very competitive compensation and benefits package with leadership opportunities available within the team.

What you need to do now

If you are interested in this role, click 'apply now', or call us now at 647 370 8488 for a confidential discussion