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This is an opportunity to work at the forefront of regulatory law. You will handle matters where a professional’s fitness to practise is called into question due to conviction, misconduct, competency concerns, or health related issues. The work is varied, challenging and rewarding and the cases cover everything from large-scale fraud or multi- patient clinical failings through to inappropriate sexualised behaviour. This role offers intellectual challenge, public interest purpose, and the chance to make a tangible impact on professional standards and patient safety.
Job Responsibility:
Lead the day-to-day conduct of cases with partner supervision and paralegal support
Develop a clear case plan from the outset and advise on procedural and evidential issues
Ensure all required factual evidence is identified and obtained
Act as the main point of contact for witnesses and interviewing key witnesses, including those with complex, sensitive, or vulnerable circumstances
Supervise and review witness statements prepared by paralegals
Instruct expert witnesses, review expert reports, and obtain clarification where needed
Prepare instructions to counsel (including internal advocates and external counsel) and attend conferences
Manage all follow up actions, maintaining momentum and case progression
Draft charges or review draft charges to ensure that they best reflect the evidence
Handle disclosure of unused material in line with regulatory expectations
Liaise with defence representatives in the lead up to hearings
Oversee paralegal preparation of hearing bundles
Attend hearings at the outset and remain available to resolve any legal, evidential, or strategic issues with the client
Prepare high quality final reports at case conclusion
Contribute to wider business development, internal training, and shaping the future of the practice
Requirements:
Experience of handling regulatory, disciplinary, litigation, or advisory matters
Exposure to fitness to practise or professional standards work being advantageous
Previous involvement in evidence gathering exercises, including working with witnesses and reviewing documentary material
Experience of working with counsel and experts, including assisting with preparation for hearings
Ability to work collaboratively within a supervised team, contributing proactively to shared objectives, supporting colleagues, and engaging constructively with feedback
Ability to demonstrate an understanding of client needs and the wider public interest context of regulatory work