Description

Plaintiff Personal Injury Lawyer (CTP, Workers Comp & PL)

Plaintiff Personal Injury Lawyer role with quality files, hybrid flexibility and genuine progression.

3 Main Points:

• Quality plaintiff CTP, workers comp and public liability matters
• Mentored by Accredited Specialist; clear pathway to Senior Associate
• Hybrid working: up to 2 WFH days weekly + modern paperless systems

Our client is a well-established plaintiff personal injury practice with a strong footprint across Australia’s east coast and contemporary offices in Brisbane CBD and the Gold Coast. The team acts exclusively for injured people, running a no win, no fee model and prioritising client care and outcomes.

What sets our client apart:

• Client-first approach with a strong reputation for empathy and results
• Collaborative, low-hierarchy team environment (no egos, just teamwork)
• Technology-led and paperless systems that reduce admin and streamline workflow
• Inclusive and culturally diverse workplace serving a broad client base
• Korean language skills are highly regarded due to a growing Korean-speaking client and referrer network

About the Position:

Due to continued growth, our client is looking for a confident Plaintiff Personal Injury Lawyer to join our client’s team, based in either Brisbane CBD or the Gold Coast (your choice of primary office).

You’ll take ownership of a quality plaintiff personal injury practice, primarily across:

• CTP / motor vehicle accident claims
• Workers compensation and workplace incident matters
• Public liability claims

Depending on your interests, there is also scope to gain exposure to:

• Institutional abuse matters
• TPD and broader insurance dispute work

Working closely with a Partner and Senior Lawyers (including Accredited Specialists in Personal Injury Law), you will:

• Run files end-to-end from first conference to settlement (with support when needed)
• Prepare liability and quantum advice, draft key documents and progress claims strategically
• Negotiate outcomes and attend mediations, conferences and settlement discussions
• Maintain strong relationships with clients, medical providers and referrers
• Manage a steady, sustainable workload focused on file quality rather than volume churn

This role suits someone around 5+ years PAE (plaintiff PI) who wants to sharpen advocacy and negotiation skills and step into a role with real career momentum. More experienced lawyers are strongly encouraged to apply.
Korean language ability is highly regarded (but not essential). If you do speak Korean, there’s genuine opportunity to build your profile and strengthen relationships within the Korean-speaking community.

Key Requirements:

• Admitted as an Australian solicitor with a current (or obtainable) practising certificate
• Approx. 5+ years PAE in plaintiff personal injury
• Experience in any mix of CTP, workers compensation and/or public liability
• Strong file management, organisation and time management skills
• Confident communicator with genuine empathy for injured clients
• Comfortable working autonomously while contributing to a close-knit team
• Interest in building referrer relationships and business development
• Korean language skills highly regarded but not essential

On Offer:

Our client offers a standout package designed to help you grow and perform at your best, including:

• Competitive salary plus structured bonus / incentive scheme
• Choice of Brisbane CBD or Gold Coast office as your main base
• Hybrid working options (up to 2 days WFH per week, aligned to client needs)
• Direct mentoring from Accredited Specialist leadership and experienced seniors
• Defined progression pathway towards Senior Associate and beyond
• Modern systems and efficient workflows that cut down admin time
• Supportive, inclusive culture that values initiative, diversity and innovation

Contact details: Send your CV to karl@gorillajobs.com.au
Call Karl on +61 468 713 572 for a confidential discussion.
Client details will be provided once a CV is submitted.

You can also connect with Karl on LinkedIn.