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RJW Legal

Consultant Mental Health Solicitor

London
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Company Description

RJW Legal is a boutique law firm specialising in Mental Health Law, the Court of Protection, and Private Client services including Wills, LPAs, and property advice. The firm holds the Specialist Quality Mark and is contracted with the Legal Aid Agency, reflecting its commitment to high standards and accessible justice. Founded by solicitor Richard Okolo, RJW Legal is known for clear, compassionate, and practical legal support. The firm serves individuals, families, and professionals across England and Wales, offering tailored advice in complex and sensitive matters. Team members join a supportive environment focused on client care, professional integrity, and specialist expertise.

Role Description

The Consultant Mental Health Solicitor will provide specialist advice and representation in Mental Health Law matters, including hospital and community-based cases, tribunal work, and related Court of Protection issues.

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  • Managing a caseload
  • Conducting client interviews (often with vulnerable clients)
  • Preparing legal documents
  • Drafting submissions
  • Attending hearings remotely or in person where required

The role involves liaising with healthcare professionals, local authorities, advocates, and other stakeholders to progress cases effectively and uphold clients’ legal rights. The solicitor will ensure compliance with Legal Aid Agency requirements, maintain accurate file records, and contribute to best practice within the firm.

This is a full-time remote role, with flexibility to arrange client meetings, hearings, and team collaboration using digital tools.

Qualifications

  • Qualified solicitor in England and Wales with experience in Mental Health Law and, ideally, the Court of Protection.
  • Proven ability to manage a legal caseload independently, including advising, drafting, and advocacy in tribunal or court settings.
  • Strong client care skills, particularly in working with vulnerable clients, and a commitment to clear, empathetic communication.
  • Experience with Legal Aid Agency requirements, billing, and compliance processes.
  • Excellent legal research, written communication, and document drafting skills.
  • Ability to work effectively in a remote environment, using digital case management and video conferencing tools.
  • Strong organisational and time-management skills, with attention to detail and professional integrity.
  • Experience in private client work (Wills, LPAs, property advice) is an advantage but not essential.
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