Public Law Supervisor, Middlesex

An established law firm based in Ealing in Middlesex are looking to take on a solicitor who meets the criteria for Public Law Supervisor status to comply with verification of the LAA contracts by July 2018. This is a new area for the firm so the firm are looking to take someone on an initial part time basis with the view to building up the department over due course. Candidates should have experience in public law, alternative remedies, judicial review, regulatory law and a knowledge of the Human Rights Act to be eligible. Applications welcomed from candidates looking for a salaried or consultant role. On offer is competitive remuneration and the chance to build up and establish your own specialised department within a leading law firm. Apply with CV for vacancy 17808.
Location: London Borough of Ealing, UK

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