Michael Page
Regulatory Litigation Solicitor

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An excellent opportunity for an experienced Litigator
An excellent opportunity for an experienced Litigator to join a major UK regulatory organisation based in the West Midlands. You will take a leading role on complex and high profile investigations, managing cases from initial strategy through to resolution and Tribunal proceedings.
Client Details
Our client is a highly respected UK regulator with an important role in maintaining confidence in professional standards and protecting the wider public interest.
The organisation deals with complex and often nationally significant regulatory matters, providing lawyers with exposure to sophisticated investigations, senior stakeholders, external counsel and specialist experts.
This is an excellent environment for an experienced contentious lawyer looking for intellectually challenging work, genuine responsibility and the opportunity to influence important regulatory outcomes.
Description
The Regulatory Litigation Solicitor will be:
- Leading complex regulatory and professional disciplinary investigations
- Developing case strategy and driving investigations through to resolution
- Leading multidisciplinary teams including lawyers, forensic specialists and legal assistants
- Analysing complex evidence and providing clear legal and strategic advice
- Instructing and working closely with counsel, external solicitors and independent experts
- Preparing cases for Tribunal proceedings and managing key elements of hearings
- Supervising and developing junior members of the legal team
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Profile
The Regulatory Litigation Solicitor should be:
- A solicitor, barrister or equivalent with typically 5+ years PQE
- Experienced in litigation, disputes, contentious regulatory work or professional discipline
- Able to manage complex investigations and large volumes of evidence
- An excellent legal analyst with strong written and verbal communication skills
- Comfortable developing case strategy and making robust legal decisions
- Experienced in working with senior stakeholders, counsel and external experts
- Able to lead teams and support the development of more junior lawyers
- Motivated by complex regulatory work and matters with a genuine public interest impact
Candidates from private practice, regulatory bodies, professional disciplinary teams, government organisations and other complex litigation environments are encouraged to apply.


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Job Offer
The role offers a salary of £91,100 alongside an excellent overall package including 30 days annual leave, flexible bank holidays, the ability to purchase additional leave and a generous 10% employer pension contribution.
There's also hybrid working, with office attendance in the West Midlands (40/60), alongside a strong commitment to work life balance and employee wellbeing.
Beyond the package, this is a rare opportunity to move into a senior regulatory position handling complex, high profile matters and to develop a career within a highly regarded public interest organisation.
If you're an experienced Litigator/Regulatory Solicitor, apply now or contact Michael Bailey for more information.
Desired Skills and Experience
Enforcement Case Lawyer, Regulatory Lawyer, Litigation Lawyer, Disputes Lawyer, Regulatory Enforcement, Regulatory Investigations, Professional Discipline, Investigations Lawyer, Contentious Regulatory, Tribunal Proceedings, Case Management, Financial Regulation, Evidence Analysis, Senior Lawyer, Public Interest
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