Criminal Defence Solicitor (Protest and General Crime) 0-3 years' PQE required for our Client in London. On offer are flexible hybrid working, opportunities for professional development and a supportive and inclusive working environment.

About The Firm:
Our client is a prestigious, Legal 500-recognised firm known for its exceptional record in protest and criminal defence law. The team has led landmark cases involving significant protest and human rights issues, advocating in both high-profile and appellate court matters.

Key Responsibilities of the Crime Solicitor:

Representing clients involved in high-profile protest cases and general crime matters.
Engaging in advocacy at Magistrates, Crown, and Appellate Courts.
Assisting and managing cases involving human rights and protest-related legal issues.
Developing case strategies, conducting legal research, and preparing documentation.
Collaborating closely with senior team members for support and guidance.
Attending police stations and providing immediate representation and advice.Requirements of the Crime Solicitor:

Qualified solicitor with 0-3 years' PQE.
Previous experience in criminal defence, with protest experience being advantageous.
Police station accreditation or duty solicitor status preferred.
Demonstrable advocacy experience or a keen interest in developing strong advocacy skills.
Excellent communication skills and ability to work effectively in a collaborative team environment.Benefits:

Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package.
Flexible working
Paid maternity and shared parental leave
Opportunity to develop advocacy skills within a supportive, high-profile legal team.
Exposure to landmark cases and significant career progression potential.If you're a Crime Solicitor ready to take the next step in your career, apply today.  Alternatively contact Shabir at Law Staff Limited quoting reference 37173.

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