Costs Negotiator

CV-Library
Manchester, Greater Manchester
13 months ago
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A leading Manchester law firm is seeking an experienced Costs Negotiator to join their dynamic team. This is an excellent opportunity to handle a varied caseload of fixed costs disputes while benefiting from hybrid working and a supportive environment.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Manage a caseload of fixed costs claims, ensuring efficient progression and resolution.

  • Review disputes, develop persuasive arguments, and negotiate favourable settlements.

  • Prepare cases for summary and detailed assessment, ensuring compliance with CPR Cost procedures.

  • Draft bills, Part 8 and Part 23 proceedings, and Replies to Points of Dispute in fixed costs cases.

  • Secure payments on account of costs at the earliest opportunity.

  • Attend costs hearings where required and provide technical support to the wider costs team.

  • Maintain the highest standards of client care and service delivery.

    Requirements:

  • 2 to 5 years’ experience handling fixed costs claims.

  • Strong knowledge of CPR Cost procedures, Pre-Action Protocols, and case law related to fixed costs disputes.

  • Proven ability to negotiate settlements and progress cases efficiently.

  • Experience handling costs hearings (advocacy experience is desirable but not essential).

  • Ability to work to targets in a fast-paced environment.

    What’s on Offer?

  • Competitive salary aligned with experience.

  • Hybrid working options for a great work-life balance.

  • A supportive and collaborative team environment.

  • Excellent benefits package.

    If you are a skilled costs negotiator looking to join a respected Manchester firm, apply today to find out more

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