Job Description

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a litigator, to work within a leading national governing body's enforcement function. You will provide specialist legal advice, influence regulatory action and collaborate across the organisation to uphold standards and integrity.
The Enforcement Case Lawyer will be:

• Advising on enforcement activities, regulatory investigations and legal strategy

Drafting, reviewing and negotiating legal documents, decisions and settlements
Liaising with internal teams and stakeholders to ensure consistent and robust governance
Monitoring and interpreting regulatory, statutory and policy developments to inform action
Contributing to process improvement, training and the legal function's development
Influence enforcement strategy at a national regulatory bodyOpportunity to retrain and specialise in-house
A solicitor or equivalent with proven commercial litigation, criminal, insolvency or regulatory experience
Experienced in advising on investigations, complex decision-making and regulatory frameworks
Able to engage with senior stakeholders and translate legal risks into clear operational guidance
Comfortable working in a fast-moving environment with strong governance standards
A strong communicator, collaborative in style, and committed to integrity and public interest outcomes * Desire to learn and get involved in learning a new way of working
This role is with a highly-regarded UK regulatory authority, charged with setting and enforcing professional standards in the financial and audit ecosystem. The organisation is values-driven, promoting integrity, fairness, effectiveness and independence in all it does. Their culture is inclusive and development-focused, featuring hybrid working models, generous benefits and accredited status for disability inclusion and well-being support.
They are undergoing transformation into a stronger, more agile regulator - offering candidates the chance to join at a pivotal time and make real impact.
This permanent role offers a competitive salary, and the opportunity to join a respected regulator at a key phase of its evolution. The organisation provides:
Hybrid working - 2 days a week
Generous annual leave (including buy/sell scheme) and flexible bank holiday options - 30 days holiday
A pension scheme with significant employer contribution
Health and wellbeing support including online GP, counselling and physiotherapy services
Development opportunities including access to training, volunteering days and a values-led culture
This is more than a role - it's a career opportunity to shape enforcement law within a national regulatory body.
If you're an experienced litigator, apply now or contact Sam Muller for more information.

Skills Required