2x Government Regulatory Public Law Advisory Lawyer

Sellick Partnership Limited - Public Sector; City Of London; On-site; GBP 55,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

A Central Government Regulatory Department is seeking an experienced Public Law Lawyer to join their advisory team. The role offers a salary between £55,000 and £65,000 and involves working on complex public law matters. This position is fixed-term for an initial 9 months with the likelihood of extension. Candidates must be qualified solicitors or barristers with strong public law experience. Flexible working arrangements are available in Central London.

Benefits

Flexible working arrangements

Access to Unique Government Work

Likely extension of 9-month contract

Qualifications

• Qualified Solicitor or Barrister in a Common Law Country.
• Strong Public Law experience is essential.
• Good drafting and written skills are essential.
• Ability to work with key stakeholders.
• 2 years + Post Qualifying Experience.

Responsibilities

• Working with the existing legal team, Counsel and law firm on complex public law issues.
• Interpreting and advising on complex regulatory mechanisms.
• Producing timely and fit for purpose, risk based legal advice.
• Responding in a creative manner to real world events.
• Supporting the Regulator in being accountable for its role.

Skills

Qualified Solicitor or Barrister in a Common Law Country

Strong Public Law experience

Good drafting and written skills

Ability to work with key stakeholders

2 years + Post Qualifying Experience

Job description

Government Regulatory Public Law Advisory Lawyer

£55,000 - £65,000 dependant on experience

Fixed Term Contract, initial 9 month Contract with the likelihood of extension

London

A Central Government Regulatory Department are looking for an experienced Public Law Lawyer to join their advisory team. Our client is looking for passionate individuals to join their dynamic and growing legal Department, and successfully assist and deliver a wide range of Public Law Matters.

As a Public Law Advisory Lawyer you will be working within a team which is dedicated to its clients and supportive of its team members.

Key responsibilities of the Government Regulatory Public Law Advisory Lawyer

• Working with the existing legal team, Counsel and law firm on complex public law issues.
• Interpreting and advising on complex regulatory mechanisms.
• Producing timely and fit for purpose, risk based legal advice.
• Responding in a creative manner to real world events.
• Supporting the Regulator in being accountable for its role.

Required skills and experience of the Government Regulatory Public Law Advisory

• Qualified Solicitor or Barrister in a Common Law Country
• Strong Public Law experience are essential
• Good drafting and written skills are essential
• Ability to work with key stakeholders is
• 2 years + Post Qualifying Experience

What is on offer for the Government Regulatory Public Law Advisory?

• £55,000 - £65,000 per annum
• Flexible working arrangements
• Central London Location
• Access to Unique Government Work
• Likely extension of your 9-month contract

This is a fantastic opportunity to join a well-established Central Government Regulatory Team that prides itself in the first-class service it offers its clients. Our client also offers the potential extension of your 9-month contract as a Public Law Lawyer.

If you believe you have strong organisational and legal analytical skills, and you believe you would be able to produce high-quality work to tight deadlines, please apply now, or contact Mark Bladen at Sellick Partnership

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