Attorney (Third Party Claims)

In brief

**Overview** This role is for an Attorney specializing in Third Party Claims, advertised by Perfect Placement Recruitment. The position involves managing third-party claims, providing legal advice, and overseeing office operations in Port Elizabeth. **What you will do** * Handle and manage third-party matters and claims * Run and manage the office in PE * Provide legal advice and support to clients in relation to third-party matters * Manage matters from initial instruction through to resolution * Draft and review relevant legal documentation * Liaise with clients, third parties, insurers and other relevant stakeholders * Conduct legal research and prepare matters as required * Ensure accurate and timely management of case files and documentation **Requirements (from the original advert)** * LLB degree * Admitted Attorney of the High Court of South Africa * Experience in third-party claims/matters is essential * Strong knowledge of relevant legal procedures and legislation * Excellent written and verbal communication skills * Strong organisational and case-management abilities * Ability to work independently and manage multiple matters effectively * Based in or willing to relocate to Port Elizabeth **Who should apply** Candidates should be admitted Attorneys with an LLB degree and essential experience in third-party claims. They must possess strong knowledge of legal procedures, excellent communication, organizational, and case-management skills, with the ability to work independently and manage multiple matters. Applicants must be based in or willing to relocate to Port Elizabeth. **Deadline** Not specified **Reference** Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/attorney-third-party-claims-perfect-placement-recruitment Source: myjobmag

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