Solicitor - Advocacy

Job Description Retrain Opportunity - Prosecutions Lawyer, Reading, £46,800 - £50,000. This is an excellent opportunity for a qualified Solicitor or Barrister to retrain and develop specialist expertise in Prosecutions, supported by comprehensive training, dedicated mentoring and structured career development. Applications are welcomed from lawyers across all areas of practice, with contentious experience advantageous. In return, you’ll benefit from a competitive salary, exceptional pension and benefits package, and genuine opportunities for long-term progression – JOB REF: 215305660
This opportunity is open to qualified Solicitors and Barristers from any legal background who are seeking a fresh challenge and a new direction for their career.
You will join a highly regarded organisation and retrain as a specialist Prosecutions Lawyer, gaining valuable experience across a varied and complex criminal law caseload. You’ll develop specialist prosecutorial knowledge, alongside strong case management and advocacy skills, while playing a key role in delivering justice.
While contentious experience is advantageous, it is not essential, with full training and mentoring provided to help you transition successfully into prosecutions.
The successful candidate will demonstrate strong advocacy skills, excellent communication, attention to detail and a genuine commitment to public service.
In return, you’ll receive a salary of £46,800 - £50,000, comprehensive training, ongoing professional development, an exceptional pension and benefits package, and excellent long-term career prospects.
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