Regulatory Advocacy Barrister

LGBT Great; United Kingdom; Hybrid; GBP 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid working

Job summary

Capsticks’ Regulatory Division is recruiting a driven advocate to shape and present regulatory cases across health, social care and education sectors. You will advocate at tribunals and potentially in the High Court or Privy Council on appeals arising from regulatory decisions.

Join a supportive, specialist environment where you can develop your career, contribute to impactful cases, and work in a hybrid setup across Birmingham, Exeter, Leeds, London, Manchester or Winchester.

Qualifications

• Experience in tribunal or court advocacy (final hearings).
• Experience in professional disciplinary or fitness‑to‑practise matters.
• Ability to work with regulators and multidisciplinary teams across health, education and veterinary sectors.

Responsibilities

• Manage a caseload including matters involving dishonesty, fraud, sexual misconduct, and serious concerns around professional performance.
• Present cases before panels and tribunals.
• Contribute to shaping cases presented at final hearings by working with Capsticks’ lawyers and regulatory clients.
• Review evidence and provide advice on next steps in the investigative process.
• Draft allegations and prepare opening notes and case summaries, producing high-quality written applications and skeleton arguments.
• Help clients interpret statutory powers and respond to regulatory developments.
• Collaborate on continuous improvement initiatives and contribute to training for panel members and in-house teams.
• Advise on or draft applications to utilise Family Court material when needed.

Skills

Tribunal advocacy

Final hearing advocacy

Professional disciplinary

Job description

Capsticks’ Regulatory Division is recruiting a driven advocate to shape and present regulatory cases across health, social care and education sectors. You will advocate at tribunals and potentially in the High Court or Privy Council on appeals arising from regulatory decisions.

Join a supportive, specialist environment where you can develop your career, contribute to impactful cases, and work in a hybrid setup across Birmingham, Exeter, Leeds, London, Manchester or Winchester.