Crime & Regulatory Solicitor

Crime & Regulatory Solicitor – Manchester- Up to £60,000
This is a fantastic opportunity to join a well-established law firm, renowned for providing expert legal advice to both businesses and individuals. The firm is particularly celebrated for its exceptional client care, especially in its Crime and Regulatory practice, as well as other key areas.
As a Tier 1 ranked firm in the Legal 500, the firm is continuing to expand and is looking to appoint a 1+ PQE Crime and Regulatory Solicitor to support the team in handling complex regulatory cases, motor crime, and inquest work.
The team primarily focuses on health & safety, nursing/care sector, environmental, and motor crime cases, often from the initial incident. You will be involved in investigating the circumstances of these incidents and assisting with the case until resolution.
This is a client-facing, hands-on role suited to a skilled and adaptable lawyer. You will be expected to build strong client relationships, provide training and mentoring, and deliver exceptional legal solutions to complex issues.
The ideal candidate will be a qualified Solicitor or Legal Executive with a solid background in Crime and Regulatory law.
Candidate Profile:
* Qualified Solicitor or Legal Executive with motor crime, regulatory or care home inquest experience
* Proven ability to build strong client relationships
* Confident in liaising with clients, court officials, and experts
* Skilled in managing, prioritising, and meeting deadlines across a varied caseload
* Strong legal knowledge and leadership skills, with attention to detail
* Excellent organisation, time management, communication, and interpersonal skills
Benefits & How to Apply:
* Competitive salary of up to £60,000, depending on experience
* 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays
* Flexible hybrid working policy, with potential travel for site visits
* Private medical insurance and health cash plan
* Company pension scheme
* Ongoing training and development
* Clear pathways for career progression
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