Solicitor (EPA)
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Job : EPA Solicitor (Housing)
Area : Manchester
Salary : £ competitive, generous remuneration package
depending on experience
Permanent, Full-Time
Immediate Start
Exceptional
opportunity at one of the largest housing disrepair solicitors in the
country. This is an excellent opportunity to make your mark at an
ethical law firm. Our client specialises in housing litigation and to
date have recovered over £100million for their clients. They are
seeking an EPA solicitor with at least 3+ years PQE and be either an
experienced criminal solicitor or have experience of running volume
caseloads. This role can encompass hybrid working, with the successful
candidate’s time being split up-to 50/50 between office and
homeworking.
Requirements
Candidate
MUST :
- Qualified Criminal solicitor, with at least 3 years PQE
- The ability to prepare private prosecutions under the 1990
Environmental Protection Act in the Magistrates Courts.
- To manage Statutory Nuisance prosecutions under the 1990
Environmental Protection Act
- To prepare files for
hearings and trials
- A qualified
Solicitor or Barrister with a working knowledge of the Criminal
Procedure Rules or a qualified solicitor with experience of running a
volume caseload with the desire to re-train in a new field.
- An excellent communicator.
- Confident and
dynamic, with a desire to succeed.
- IT literate.
Benefits
- Competitive basic salary based upon experience
- Outstanding, uncapped bonus scheme
- 25 days
holiday + bank holidays and your birthday
- 6%
contributory pension
- Possibility to build team under
you for high performing candidates
- Regular on-the-job
training
- Working for one of the most respected firms
in the field
- Excellent opportunity for career
progression
- Office Equipment will be provided if
needed
Solicitor (EPA)
McKie Recruit
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