Regulatory Solicitor & Inquest Advocate — Hybrid

Weightmans; Birmingham; Hybrid; GBP 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work

Job summary

Weightmans is seeking solicitors, solicitor-advocates or barristers to join our Regulatory team to undertake inquests for police and other emergency services, insurers and healthcare clients. This is predominantly an advocacy role and regular attendance at court is required.

You will advise clients and prepare submissions, manage a caseload, meet deadlines and KPIs, and travel to court as required. The role offers hybrid working and opportunities to develop regulatory defence expertise within a

Qualifications

• Qualified solicitor with 3+ PQE in regulatory practice.
• Willingness to develop advocacy skills.
• Excellent organisational and time management skills.
• Excellent collaborative and team working skills.
• Inquest experience is essential.
• Good communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Advise clients and prepare inquest cases for court.
• Prepare written submissions on the law.
• Attend inquests and undertake advocacy on our clients’ behalf.
• Deal with post inquest issues including prevention of future deaths reports.
• Manage a case load of files.
• Attend administrative applications and hearings at court, including travel, and accompany counsel where necessary.
• Achieve set financial and chargeable targets.
• Ensure relevant deadlines, quality measures and KPIs are adhered to.
• Comply with relevant policies and procedures.

Skills

Advocacy skills

Inquest experience

Organisational skills

Time management

Team collaboration

Communication skills

Education

Qualified solicitor 3+ PQE

Job description

Weightmans is seeking solicitors, solicitor-advocates or barristers to join our Regulatory team to undertake inquests for police and other emergency services, insurers and healthcare clients. This is predominantly an advocacy role and regular attendance at court is required.

You will advise clients and prepare submissions, manage a caseload, meet deadlines and KPIs, and travel to court as required. The role offers hybrid working and opportunities to develop regulatory defence expertise within a