Job Description
Regulatory Solicitor (1-6 years')
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Are you looking to develop your career within a highly regarded disputes practice specialising in regulatory, compliance and investigations work?
This is an excellent opportunity for a solicitor/senior solicitor (1-6 PQE) to join a leading firm, advising a broad range of commercial and public sector clients on complex and high-profile regulatory matters.
The Role
You'll work on a varied and intellectually stimulating caseload, advising clients on matters including:
- Regulatory and compliance issues
Corporate crime and investigations
Financial crime
Anti-bribery and corruption
Environmental and health & safety matters
Judicial reviews and statutory appeals
Public inquiries
You'll be involved in drafting legal advice, conducting investigations, preparing cases for court and tribunal proceedings, liaising with regulators and building strong client relationships. There will also be opportunities to develop advocacy skills and contribute to business development initiatives.
About You
A genuine interest in regulatory, compliance and investigations work
Strong analytical, drafting and communication skills
Experience managing your own caseload and building client relationships
Knowledge of Sheriff Court and/or Court of Session procedure (advantageous but not essential)
An interest in advocacy would also be beneficial, although not essential
Previous experience in regulatory or corporate crime work is welcomed, but applications are equally encouraged from solicitors with a disputes background who are looking to specialise in this growing area.
On Offer
This is an opportunity to join one of Scotland's leading law firms, recognised for handling high-quality, complex work for an impressive client base. xwwtmva You'll benefit from excellent mentoring, genuine career progression and a collaborative, supportive working environment, with exposure to challenging and rewarding matters from the outset.