Solicitor - Actions Against the Police Team

Location: Manchester

We are seeking a talented and motivated Solicitor to join our Actions Against the Police Team in Manchester.

This is an exciting opportunity to work on a varied and challenging caseload while developing your career in a supportive and dynamic environment.

What You'll Be Doing

In this role, every day brings something new.

Key responsibilities include:

Managing a diverse caseload from start to finish, including complex civil actions.

Liaising with clients, Counsel, and defendants, and attending Inquests to provide guidance and support.

Mentoring and assisting with the development of junior colleagues.

Supporting business development initiatives.

Travelling across England and Wales for Court hearings, including occasional overnight stays.

What We're Looking For

We're looking for candidates with:

A minimum of 4 years' experience in civil litigation.

Proven ability to manage all aspects of a case from start to finish.

Excellent drafting, analytical, and case-management skills, with a keen eye for detail.

It's desirable that you also have:

Experience handling Legal Aid matters.

Knowledge of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act and the Human Rights Act.

Why Join Us

We believe in supporting our people and creating a working environment that allows you to thrive.

Our benefits package includes:

Competitive salary with bonus opportunities.

Generous holiday entitlement, including additional leave for long service and the option to purchase extra leave.

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Supportive, friendly, and approachable colleagues.

Ongoing professional development and training.

Range of benefits and perks, including pension, health cash plan, regular team events, and recognition for long service.

If you're a dedicated Solicitor with a passion for civil litigation and a desire to work in a collaborative and rewarding environment, I'd love to hear from you.

If interested, then please send your updated CV to or call Chris on (phone number removed)