HAB Law
Court of Protection Solicitor

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Court of Protection Fee Earners & Supervising Solicitors
Health & Welfare | Multiple Opportunities Nationwide
Join an award-winning, fast-growing specialist law firm where your work genuinely changes lives.
HAB Law is expanding its highly regarded Court of Protection Health & Welfare team due to continued growth and increasing demand across the country. We are now seeking several talented and committed Court of Protection Fee Earners to join our specialist team.
This is an exciting opportunity to undertake meaningful, complex and rewarding legal work within a supportive, forward-thinking firm that values expertise, compassion and career development.
The role:
You will join a highly regarded Court of Protection team and manage your own varied caseload of Health & Welfare matters, including complex cases involving vulnerable individuals.
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Key responsibilities include:
- Managing a Court of Protection (Health & Welfare) caseload
- Applications under Sections 16 and 21A of the Mental Capacity Act 2005
- Acting in Legal Aid funded matters, including use of CCMS
- Liaising with the Official Solicitor and other professionals
- Drafting applications, witness statements, and court documentation
- Representing clients and providing clear legal advice
- Supporting and mentoring junior team members
- Contributing to the continued growth of the department
Mental Health Panel Members, or are actively working towards accreditation would be advantageous
Candidates can be based in, or able to cover, the North East/Newcastle, North West, South West, or London regions.


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We also have a strong requirement for Supervising Solicitors, especially those with experience supervising both qualified and non-qualified staff, to support the continued growth and development of our team.
Why join HAB Law?
- Award-winning and rapidly growing specialist law firm
- Meaningful, high-quality Court of Protection work
- Supportive and ambitious team culture
- Opportunities for progression and supervision
- Hybrid working
- Full-time, permanent roles
- Competitive salary above market rate
- Bonus scheme
If you are passionate about Health & Welfare work and want to be part of a growing specialist team making a real difference, we would be delighted to hear from you.
Contact: sangita@hablaw.co.uk for more information.
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