Bydand Recruitment Group
Personal Injury & Regulatory Solicitor

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Personal Injury Solicitor – EL/PL & Regulatory NQ+
This top-tier Bristol team handles high-value EL/PL claims with the added opportunity to gain exposure to regulatory law, product liability, and inquest work. This is a rare chance to build a diverse litigation career in a nationally respected firm.
Summary
- Location: Bristol
- Work pattern: Hybrid
- Salary: Up to £70,000 (Dependent on Experience)
- Level: Associate - NQ + PQE
- Defendant Litigation Focus
Range of EL/PL work with exposure to regulatory
- Manage a caseload of defendant EL/PL claims, including fast-track, multi-track, and catastrophic injury matters
- Advise major corporate clients on complex litigation strategy
- Support senior lawyers on HSE investigations, product law, and inquests
- Contribute to client care and case strategy across personal injury and regulatory matters
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Ideal candidate
We welcome applications from fee earners with a strong personal injury foundation and an interest in regulatory work:
- Solicitor with defendant PI experience
- Strong EL/PL litigation skills and case-handling ability
- Interest in regulatory law, product liability, or inquest work
- Collaborative, ambitious, and eager to grow in a multi-disciplinary team


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Unique blend of personal injury and regulatory litigation
- Work with prestigious corporate clients and high-profile cases
- Structured development and Partner-led mentoring
- Hybrid flexibility and competitive salary
- Career-defining exposure in a nationally recognised team
If you’re ready to build a career that spans both serious injury and regulatory law, this is your opportunity to do it in a supportive, high-performing environment.
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