Welsh-Speaking Paralegal

TSR Legal; Remote; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading regulatory practice in the City of London is seeking a Welsh-speaking Regulatory Case Support Paralegal / Senior Paralegal. This role involves managing regulatory cases, drafting documents, and liaising with clients and witnesses. Ideal candidates must have a strong background in regulatory casework and excellent organisational and communication skills. Flexible working options, including fully remote possibilities, are offered, emphasizing a supportive and collaborative working environment.

Benefits

Flexible working options

Supportive working environment

Qualifications

• Previous experience as a paralegal or legal assistant within a law firm or regulatory body.
• Strong understanding of regulatory and fitness-to-practise casework.
• Experience handling witness statements and vulnerable witnesses.

Responsibilities

• Review and analyze instruction papers for cases.
• Draft statements, letters, and structured case documents.
• Liaise with witnesses, experts, and clients.
• Prepare case bundles for hearings.

Skills

Fluent Welsh speaker

Fluent English

Excellent administrative skills

Strong organisational skills

Strong research skills

Excellent client-care skills

Proficient in Outlook

Strong Word and Excel skills

Tools

Time-recording software

Job description

Welsh-Speaking Regulatory Case Support Paralegal / Senior Paralegal

Location : Flexible

Hours : 35 hours per week - flexible working patterns considered including fully remote

Working Pattern : Monday to Friday

Employer : TSR Legal (recruiting on behalf of a leading regulatory practice)

The Opportunity

TSR Legal is delighted to be recruiting for a Welsh-speaking Regulatory Case Support Paralegal / Senior Paralegal to join a highly respected Regulatory team with offices in London.

This role is ideal for a skilled paralegal with strong investigatory skills and first-language Welsh fluency. You will support the preparation and management of regulatory and fitness-to-practise cases for high-profile clients across the education, healthcare and public sectors.

If you enjoy detailed casework, witness handling and supporting disciplinary and fitness-to-practise hearings, this is a challenging and rewarding opportunity within a specialist regulatory setting.

Key Responsibilities

You will support the Regulatory team in preparing cases for clients such as education and health regulators. Responsibilities include :

• Reviewing and analysing instruction papers
• Contacting witnesses and obtaining detailed witness statements
• Drafting statements, letters, instructions to experts and structured case documents
• Gathering and assessing documentary evidence
• Liaising with witnesses, experts, counsel and clients
• Preparing case bundles for hearings
• Attending conferences with counsel and experts
• Overseeing and assisting junior case support paralegals
• Using internal electronic systems for document management and client reporting
• Handling a variety of administrative and case-progression tasks

This is a varied and hands-on role that requires excellent organisation, strong communication skills and a high level of professionalism.

About the Role

This position sits within a busy Regulatory department handling complex and sensitive investigations. You will have the opportunity to manage your own caseload, work independently, and play a key part in preparing legal cases that impact public protection and professional standards.

The working environment is supportive, collaborative and values-driven, with flexible working options available.

Essential Requirements

• Fluent Welsh speaker (first language) and fluent English
• Previous experience as a paralegal or legal assistant within a law firm or regulatory body
• Strong understanding of regulatory, disciplinary or fitness-to-practise casework
• Experience taking and drafting detailed witness statements, including handling vulnerable witnesses
• Experience instructing experts and reviewing expert reports
• Experience preparing bundles and working with external counsel
• Excellent administrative skills and ability to produce clear, accurate written work
• Strong research skills
• Good knowledge of time-recording software
• Ability to manage competing deadlines in a high-volume environment
• Excellent client-care skills with the ability to gain trust quickly
• Strong organisational skills, especially when handling large volumes of documentation

Firm-Wide Skills & Attributes

• Proficient in Outlook, with strong Word and Excel skills
• Excellent drafting, spelling, grammar and attention to detail
• Ability to work independently and use initiative
• Strong multitasking skills and the ability to handle sensitive information
• A positive, proactive, "can-do" attitude
• Ability to meet deadlines and manage conflicting priorities
• Acts professionally and in line with core values such as teamwork, respect, fairness and integrity

Additional Information

• A DBS check will be required prior to the start date (unspent convictions only).
• The firm is committed to equality, diversity and creating a supportive and inclusive environment for all applicants.

Please contact Rachel Phillips, Associate Director in confidence on 02920 338110 / or apply below :