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Bydand Recruitment Group

Solicitor or Barrister - Public Law

Liverpool
£55k – £70k/yr
Posted 1 day ago
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Barrister or Solicitor Advocate – Associate / Senior Associate – Inquests

Liverpool or Manchester | Hybrid Working | Excellent Salary & Benefits | to £70,000

Join one of the UK's leading inquest offering

This top healthcare law practice is looking for a barrister or solicitor advocate to handle a busy caseload of inquest matters.

The team advises NHS bodies as well as independent healthcare providers and other public sector organisations, such as prisons, on some of the most complex and sensitive inquest matters in the country.

High-profile jury inquest work

This is an excellent opportunity to build a specialist practice acting for NHS Trusts and healthcare organisations on a broad range of challenging and rewarding work, including:

  • Representing clients at healthcare inquests, including in-person jury inquests
  • Giving advice to solicitors on case strategy
  • Mentoring and team management
  • Getting involved in other areas of the wider healthcare practice if desired such as Court of Protection, judicial review, patient complaints and other areas of team’s work if desired.

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The role also offers opportunities to become involved in business development, client training and helping shape new services for one of the firm's fastest-growing practice areas.

You will have a primarily inquests-focused caseload, including high-profile prison-suicide and inpatient mental-health deaths. Matters commonly involve Article 2 issues, juries and hearings lasting one to two weeks or longer. The firm prefers to retain advocacy in-house rather than instruct external counsel, so you will benefit from a busy caseload of interesting work.

The team is looking for an experienced barrister or solicitor advocate with established advocacy and ideally healthcare-inquest experience. As a guide they are ideally looking for 3 years call / 3 PQE or above

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Transferable advocacy background including criminal and public inquiry experience

The team will consider transferable advocacy background eg from CPS / criminal work, public inquiries and lawyers acting for families or individuals.

Candidate background

Applications are welcomed from solicitors or barristers who can ideally demonstrate:

  • Experience handling healthcare inquests or from a transferable area of advocacy expertise eg from CPS
  • Excellent client relationship and communication skills
  • Strong organisational skills and attention to detail
  • A collaborative approach and commercial outlook

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Skills

Advocacy
Healthcare Inquests
Case Strategy
Team Management
Client Relationship Management
Public Law
Court of Protection
Judicial Review
Business Development
Communication Skills
Organizational Skills

Location

Liverpool, England, United Kingdom

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