Legal Counsel, Litigation & Regulatory (Health-Tech)
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Organising Institution / Firm
MANUAL (Voy)
Rolling Basis (Official)
London, England, United Kingdom
Not Specified
Qualified solicitor or barrister in England and Wales (or equivalent common law jurisdiction), with 2+ years of relevant contentious and/or regulatory experience. Hands-on experience advising on life sciences regulation, pharmaceuticals and/or medical devices, and strong employment law capability.
Law Firm Job
Contextual Overview
MANUAL (Voy), a rapidly scaling health-tech business operating across weight management, hormonal health, and hair loss in the UK, Brazil, and Germany, is seeking an exceptional Legal Counsel, Litigation & Regulatory to own litigation, regulatory, and employment matters within their lean legal team in London, UK.
Key Eligibility Criteria
- Qualified solicitor or barrister in England and Wales (or equivalent common law jurisdiction).
- Minimum of 2+ years of relevant contentious and/or regulatory experience.
- Hands-on experience advising on life sciences regulation, pharmaceuticals, and/or medical devices.
- Strong employment law capability with in-house or leading firm exposure.
- Pragmatic, commercially minded, and comfortable using technology/AI for legal solutions at scale.
Responsibilities & Scope of Work
- Own end-to-end dispute strategy, managing pre-action correspondence, litigation, negotiation, settlement, and external counsel costs.
- Lead responses to regulatory investigations, enforcement activity, and compliance requests.
- Advise on regulations concerning medicinal products and medical devices (import requests, MA licensing, pharmacovigilance, promotional reviews).
- Provide practical employment law advice spanning contracts, policies, exits, restructures, ACAS early conciliation, and Employment Tribunal matters.
- Develop dispute playbooks, escalation pathways, and e-discovery readiness to build organizational resilience.
Stipend, Compensation & Mode
Compensation: Not specified
Employment Type: Full-time
Mode: On-site / London, England, United Kingdom
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