INTRO
We are easyJet – a FTSE listed, multi-billion low-cost airline that serves tens of millions of customers every single year. If you’re reading this, you have probably already been an easyJet customer, and you’ll know that there is no more iconic (or Orange!) travel brand in Europe.
We fly more than 1,207 routes, connecting 38 countries across Europe, and employ more than 18,000 colleagues. We’re on a mission to make low-cost travel easy – and whatever your role here, you’ll connect millions of people to what they love using Europe’s best airline network, great value fares, and friendly service.
What makes us easyJet? Our Promise Behaviours – we are Safe, Bold, Welcoming and Challenging. Four Behaviours. One Spirit. One easyJet.
READ ON IF YOU
- Have a minimum of 1 years’ experience as a paralegal
- Enjoy working in a fast-paced environment handling consumer legal claims or disputes
- Can be in our Luton head office 3 x per week
THE TEAM
You’ll join our Consumer Disputes team, a specialist group within easyJet that plays a vital role in protecting the business while ensuring fair outcomes for our customers. The team works closely with operations, customer service, and legal partners across Europe, combining legal expertise with a strong understanding of airline operations.
THE ROLE
As a Consumer Claims Paralegal, you’ll be responsible for coordinating and processing consumer legal challenges arising from operational disruption. You’ll assess claims related to delays and cancellations, deciding which cases should be legally challenged and which are appropriate for settlement.
This is a hands-on role where you’ll manage cases end to end, work with operational data, and collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to support robust, consistent decision-making.
Your key responsibilities will include:
- Managing a caseload of litigated consumer claims from initial receipt through to settlement or final hearing
- Processing claims for compensation and refunds in line with easyJet’s Terms and Conditions, EU261 legislation, and the Montreal Convention
- Drafting legal documents including defences, witness statements, and trial preparation materials
- Liaising with internal and external legal representatives across multiple jurisdictions to coordinate cases, settlements, and judgments
- Accessing and analysing aviation operational systems to support legal defences and out-of-court settlements
- Working closely with operational teams to secure and preserve evidence related to disruption management decisions
- Supporting the Disputes team and advising customer service on EU261 and wider consumer law queries, including those from regulators and enforcement bodies
- Maintaining accurate and up-to-date databases, systems, and reports relating to flight disruptions and claims
- Ensuring timely payment of claims and accurate recording of all related data
- Maintaining precedent and evidence databases to support ongoing and future disputes