Prosecutions Lawyer - #2122482

Prosecutions Lawyer, Leeds, Qualified Solicitor, £44,520 - £47,720. An excellent opportunity has arisen for a qualified Solicitor or Barrister looking to develop a career in Prosecutions, with full training and mentoring provided. This is an ideal opportunity for a lawyer from any area of practice, particularly those with contentious experience, seeking a rewarding public service role with clear long term career prospects. Job Ref: 5060

• Join a highly regarded organisation and train as a specialist Prosecutions Lawyer, gaining valuable experience across a broad and varied caseload.

• Handle a range of complex cases, contributing to the delivery of justice while developing specialist prosecutorial knowledge and advocacy skills.

• Applications are welcomed from qualified Solicitors and Barristers from any area of law who are looking for a new direction in their legal career.

• Previous contentious experience would be advantageous but is not essential, as full training will be provided.

• The successful candidate will possess strong advocacy skills, excellent written and verbal communication abilities and a keen eye for detail, together with a genuine commitment to public service.

• On offer is a salary of £44,520 - £47,720, structured training, ongoing professional development and clear opportunities for career progression.

• To apply, contact Kaye Thumpston at eNL on or email with your CV, or simply call for a confidential discussion.

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