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      <description>Location: London | Salary: £57000 - £68000 per annum | Type: Full time | Regulatory Lawyer – 6-Month Fixed-Term Contract, London/Hybrid, 5+ Years’ Experience, £57,000–£68,000 Pro Rata. An excellent opportunity for a barrister with Higher Rights experience or a lawyer with strong advocacy experience to transition into healthcare regulation. Joining a leading regulatory organisation for an initial six month fixed term contract for a maternity cover. Job Ref: 5821    OVERVIEW:  This maternity cover would suit a qualified UK Solicitor or Barrister with experience in complex professional regulation matters, particularly those with strong advocacy skills looking to develop their career in healthcare regulation. You will manage complex regulatory cases, including High Court applications and appeals, while supporting the leadership and development of the Case Preparation and Presentation team. Responsibilities will also include providing expert legal advice, mentoring colleagues, overseeing quality assurance, delivering training and contributing to legal strategy and organisational development. Strong analytical, communication and organisational skills are essential, alongside the ability to manage competing priorities. The role offers a salary of £57,000–£68,0...</description>
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