Legal Counsel Claims Insurance Legal Service (f/m/d) 80%
- Employment type
- Part-time
- Workload
- 80%
- Location
- Givisiez
- Languages
- German, German
- First posted
Setting new standards together and shaping the future - for us, this means more than just processing tasks. Here you work with people who take responsibility, have high standards, and have the courage to take new paths. With us, you will find an environment in which trust and performance go hand in hand and your ideas, your initiative, and your contribution count. This gives you the opportunity to truly make a difference for our customers, your team, and your personal development.
What you achieve ##
- You independently process demanding legal issues from the specialist departments of Schadencenters Romandie (motor vehicle, property, liability, and personal injury), with a focus on liability and insurance law
- You supervise and manage French-speaking litigation cases from the time they become pending
- You support the specialist departments in recourse cases
- You design and conduct internal training sessions
- You work closely with the claims and specialist departments in French-speaking Switzerland and also German-speaking Switzerland
- Givisiez is intended as your place of work, but this can also be Basel
What you bring ##
- You have a completed Swiss legal degree and a Swiss attorney's patent
- You bring several years of practical professional experience, preferably in an insurance environment and/or in the legal profession
- You have sound knowledge of liability and insurance law
- You convince through negotiation skills, assertiveness, and a solution-oriented way of working
- You are characterized by a high willingness to learn and commitment
- You have business fluent French skills in spoken and written form (mandatory) to support the French-speaking Switzerland locations and communicate at a very good level in German (language of communication in the associated team)
- You are prepared for a certain amount of travel (this for negotiations throughout French-speaking Switzerland as well as participation in team meetings in Basel)
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