Prosecutions Lawyer

Overview

Prosecutions Lawyer, 2+ PQE, London, Salary up to GBP 59,660: GBP 69,330 + Bonus. This is an exciting opportunity for a Criminal Lawyer to move into Prosecutions, with full training and development provided, or register your interest with Kaye on 183. JOB :.

This is a rare opportunity for a Solicitor with an established background in criminal law to transition into a specialist prosecutions role. You will be handling a varied and stimulating caseload, developing expertise in prosecuting complex matters, and working on cases that make a real impact. Full, structured training will be provided, making this an excellent chance for someone keen to take their career in a new and rewarding direction.

Applications are welcomed from Solicitors and Barristers qualified to practice within England and Wales, with at least two years' PQE in criminal law. Strong advocacy, case preparation, and analytical skills are essential, alongside a passion for justice and public service. You will be a confident communicator with a proactive approach to learning and a desire to become a specialist in prosecutorial work.

Join a highly regarded organisation offering structured career development, excellent training, and a collaborative team environment. You will gain exposure to a broad range of cases and benefit from clear pathways to progression, while receiving ongoing professional support.

Contact Kaye Thumpston at eNL on 183 or email with your CV or simply call for a confidential discussion.

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