Solicitor - Regulatory law in Birmingham

Or an environment where you can enjoy industry-leading work quality without compromising on client contact and business development? An opportunity in our Regulatory SHE team may be for you. Our national Regulatory Team specialise in advising individuals and organisations facing criminal investigations for corporate manslaughter, gross negligence manslaughter and breaches of regulatory law related to health and safety, fire safety, food safety and environmental law. We are interested in candidates who have experience of dealing with regulatory issues for clients such as investigations and prosecutions by the Police, HSE, Local Authorities, Fire Authorities, Environment Agency, CQC and other regulators. The successful candidate would ideally have experience of inquests, preparing PACE submissions to regulators, interviewing witnesses and providing non-contentious advice to clients on compliance issues and related advice. You will see how your contribution directly impacts on your clients and understand how the service you provide helps them. All across our team, from our emerging talent to our senior leadership, you won't find a closed door, real or virtual. You are expected to provide a timely, professional and high-quality service to our clients . Depending on your role, and with the support of a partner or legal director you will be expected to: Work on a busy and varied case load encompassing a range of contentious and non-contentious regulatory issues for a variety of clients. Assist with business development activities including assisting in the preparation and delivery of pitches, presentations and training eventsDemonstrate sound file management – to include compliance with DAC Beachcroft protocols and any client protocols as required; consistent and accurate billing and credit control; updating Management InformationAssume responsibility for quality control and benchmark compliance on own caseload, including accuracy and timeliness of management reporting and informationMaintain an understanding of other practice areas and an active internal networkMaintain and develop technical knowledge through attendance at training sessions, reading appropriate publications and exceeding Law Society CPD requirements Who you areYou will have at least 5 years PQE with experience gained within a regulatory and / or commercially focused environment, in private practice or elsewhere. You will have experience of advising on regulatory work including – HSE/Police investigations, witness interviews, interviews under caution, prosecutions, sentencing hearings and inquests. Experience of areas such as vehicle operator licence issues, environmental breaches, trading standards, product safety, food safety and fire safety would also be beneficial. You will have experience of business development and building client relationships. Willingness to travel at short notice in order to assist clients to manage situations on the ground as they happen – driving licence essential is it?. Excellent legal drafting, analytical and technical skills. Demonstrate ability and exceed budgetary requirements in terms of both time and fee incomeDemonstrates alignment with the Firm's Cultural Principles (Clear, Creative, Determined and Supportive). High levels of flexibility and a great work life balance - well-rounded remuneration package (which includes private medical insurance, income protection insurance and discounted gym membership, amongst many other benefits)Opportunities for growth and progression including professional fundingIn person and remote social eventsOpportunity to get involved in a range of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) activitiesWe are dedicated to building a diverse, inclusive and authentic workplace, which aligns closely to our cultural principles (Determined, Clear, Creative and Supportive). DepartmentCSG - Strategic (Advocacy / Costs / Safety, Health and Environment / Criminal / Abuse / Travel)Employment TypePermanentWorkplace typeFully remote