Debt Recovery Paralegal in Beoley - CV-Library

Due to continued success and increased workload our client is looking for a Debt Recovery Paralegal to join their Commercial Debt Recovery Team at Redditch. You will be responsible for managing a high-volume caseload of both pre-legal and legal matters with a view to recovering overdue monies on business to business debts.
As a key point of contact you will be expected to build and develop strong relationships whilst gaining an understanding of their commercial requirements.

The Debt Recovery Paralegals daily duties include: -

Preparing court documents and processing legal files
Manging incoming telephone and email communication from a variety of sources e.g. debtors, clients, courts and high court enforcement officers
Utilising a variety of resources to perform necessary research
Reporting to clients in a timely and professional manner
Accurately opening a new file 
The successful Debt Recovery Paralegal will have the following skills and experience: -

Experience within a law firm preferably a commercial environment
Understanding of the debt recovery process, pre legal and legal
Experience operating case management systems
Familiar with issuing claims using County Court Business Centre
Excellent Written and verbal communication skills
Legal qualifications held / working towards (e.g CILEx) preferred.In return you can expect to receive a basic salary of between £27,000-£34,000 depending on your legal experience and a fantastic benefits scheme including hybrid working, performance related bonus, private healthcare and more. If you have any questions please call Michelle Laight on (phone number removed) or alternatively  click APPLY with your updated CV and I will be in touch soon.Due to continued success and increased workload our client is looking for a Debt Recovery Paralegal to join their Commercial Debt Recovery Team at Redditch. You will be responsible for managing a high-volume caseload of both pre-legal and legal matters with a view to recovering overdue monies on business to business debts