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Asons Appoints New Holiday Illness Claims Manager
Asim Majid has been promoted to the newly created position of Holiday Illness Claims Manager at Asons Solicitors of Bolton in Greater Manchester.
Asim joined Asons back in January 2013 as a fee earner, before being promoted, after only eight months, to the position of industrial disease manager, running a team that handles pre and post-litigation cases. He has also completed his legal training contract, the final two year route to become a fully qualified solicitor, just this month. This means he has spent 3.5 years in leadership within the firm, making him the practice’s longest serving manager.
Asim plans to build a thriving team and sustainable department, with plans in place to grow the department significantly in upcoming months and recruit further highly motivated and skilled individuals. He hopes to continue providing quality client care and ensure the claims process is as simple as possible for each client. “Looking at Asons Solicitors success in the industrial disease department, I want to replicate this and allow us to become the market leaders within holiday sickness claims.”
Commenting further on his new role, Asim said:
“It’s a great opportunity and I am thankful to Asons for considering me yet again to lead a department. This is a big responsibility and its feels good that I am in a position to lead other people and that I can also build an excellent relationship with other members within the firm. Holiday illness is a hot topic in the legal industry right now, and I am delighted that I was selected to manage a team of fee earners running these claims.“
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Justin Richards .
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