CRIMINAL LAWYER, CARDIFF, SALARY UP TO GBP 42,320 : GBP 46, Exceptional opportunity to join a respected organisation that offers excellent training and development to those interested in pursuing a career in Prosecutions. JOB REF:
The appointed candidate will be dealing with a range of contentious criminal law matters and prosecutions, conducting court advocacy and advisory work for a diverse range of clients on complex and sensitive issues.
- Following an initial training period, a typical working week will see you spending most of your time in court, prosecuting a broad spectrum of offences and applying your diverse skills to secure effective outcomes. The remaining time will be dedicated to preparing cases.
- You will benefit from comprehensive induction training, tailored modules, mentoring, and hands:on coaching, making the role more accessible to lawyers looking to shift their career path.
- Whilst experience in a contentious area of law is preferable, this role is open to lawyers from all practice areas with the desire to learn and retrain.
- Applications are welcomed from qualified Solicitors and Barristers that currently hold a valid practising certificate in England and Wales, that have resided in the UK for at least five years.
- You should have excellent verbal and written communication, along with the ability to deliver well:reasoned judgments and demonstrate strong decision:making skills.
- contact Gemma Jones on 454 or email with your CV or simply call for a confidential discussion.
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