Crime & Regulatory - Solicitor

Contextual Overview

Keoghs is seeking a qualified Solicitor (NQ – 4 years PQE) to join their specialist Crime and Regulatory team in Leeds. The role involves managing complex health & safety and serious motor matters, working under the guidance of Lead Lawyer David Chant.

Key Eligibility Criteria

• Qualified Solicitor status.
• Experience level: NQ to 4 years PQE.
• Specialist knowledge in one or more of the following: Health & Safety, Regulatory, Inquests, Traffic Commissioner, or Serious Motor law.
• Strong organizational, communication, and IT skills.

Responsibilities & Scope of Work

• Analyzing prosecution evidence and drafting witness statements.
• Liaising with regulators (HSE, CQC, Police), courts, and coroners.
• Preparing defence case statements, sentencing, and mitigation bundles.
• Attending interviews under caution, inquests, and trials alongside Counsel.
• Reviewing medical records, post-mortem reports, and CCTV evidence.

Stipend, Compensation & Mode

Salary: Competitive (discussed at application stage). Includes comprehensive benefits package (Private Medical, Pension, Income Protection, and various retail/lifestyle discounts).

Application Procedure

1. Visit the official LinkedIn job posting: Keoghs - Crime & Regulatory Solicitor.
2. Click the "Apply" button to proceed with your application via the LinkedIn portal.
3. Ensure your CV highlights relevant experience in the specified regulatory or motor law sectors.

FAQs

• What is the primary focus of this role? The role focuses on handling complex health & safety and serious motor matters from the initial incident through to resolution.
• Are there specific benefits associated with this position? Yes, the role includes Bupa private medical insurance, a pension scheme, 25 days of annual leave, and access to various employee discount schemes.