Criminal Regulatory Solicitor

Law Staff; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Private funded work

Business development opportunities

Boutique firm reputation

Job summary

Law Staff in London is seeking a Criminal Regulatory Solicitor to join a Legal 500 and Chambers-ranked boutique. You will handle criminal defence and professional regulatory matters for privately funded clients, running your own caseload with supervision and contributing to business development.

The role offers genuine profile-building opportunities within a collaborative specialist team, with a competitive salary and high-quality discreet work.

Qualifications

• Naturally strong communicator with ability to advise professionals from diverse backgrounds.
• Excellent IT skills including advanced Microsoft Office and case management systems.

Responsibilities

• Undertake criminal defence and professional regulatory/disciplinary work.
• Run your own caseload with supervision.
• Advise a privately funded client base of professional individuals.
• Work collaboratively within a specialist team.
• Develop your profile and business development opportunities.

Skills

Communicator

IT skills

Tools

Microsoft Office

Case management systems

Job description

Are you a Criminal Regulatory Solicitor looking to join a Legal 500 and Chambers-ranked litigation boutique firm offering a competitive salary, high-quality privately funded work, genuine profile-building, business development opportunities and more? This is an excellent opportunity to handle high-quality criminal defence and professional disciplinary work within a highly regarded specialist team.

About the Firm

A busy litigation boutique in central London, ranked by both the Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners, whose reputation and workload have grown considerably in recent years. The department works on a privately funded basis, with a client base predominantly comprising professional individuals, and is committed to offering the highest level of service to the highest professional standards.

Criminal Regulatory Solicitor — Position Overview

• Undertake criminal defence and professional regulatory/disciplinary work
• Run your own caseload and progress matters with supervision
• Advise a privately funded client base of professional individuals
• Work collaboratively within a specialist team
• Genuine responsibility with strong opportunities to develop your own profile

Key Responsibilities of the Criminal Regulatory Solicitor

• Handling criminal defence and professional regulatory/disciplinary matters
• Advising clients on police investigations and defending criminal prosecutions
• Running your own caseload and progressing matters with supervision
• Advising professional individuals on private instructions
• Working collaboratively with the team
• Contributing to the firm's development through marketing and business development
• Developing your own profile both during and outside of working hours

Requirements of the Criminal Regulatory Solicitor

• Criminal Regulatory Solicitor with 2–5 years' PQE
• Experience of police investigations and defending criminal prosecutions
• Excellent knowledge of the Criminal Procedure Rules
• Experience with private instructions and a commercial understanding of private criminal practice
• Demonstrable achievement at a leading firm or specialist boutique, with specific case examples from investigation to trial
• A natural communicator, comfortable advising people from a wide range of backgrounds
• Excellent IT skills, including the advanced features of Microsoft Office and prior use of case management systems

The Benefits for the Criminal Regulatory Solicitor role

• Competitive Salary
• High-quality privately funded work
• Legal 500 and Chambers ranked boutique
• Genuine business development and profile-building opportunities
• Collaborative and highly regarded specialist team
• And more

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