The Candidate
A strong academic background and an interest or foundational experience in serious fraud, white-collar crime, and organised crime are required. Candidates must demonstrate high-quality client care skills and the ability to work effectively under pressure. This role is suited to an ambitious individual wishing to develop their career within a professional, high-stakes environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Managing an independent caseload with appropriate supervision.
- Conducting detailed analysis of digital evidence.
- Performing rigorous legal research into complex and novel issues.
- Assisting in the strategic direction of cases within a team framework.
- Developing technical expertise in asset recovery tools under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002.
Requirements & Skills
- Proficiency in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
- Strong numerical and analytical capabilities.
- Accuracy in drafting legal instructions and court documents.
- Professional appearance and strong interpersonal skills.
Our Recognitions
Trust is not given; it is earned. We are SRA regulated and hold multiple Lexcel Accreditations — the Law Society's quality mark for excellence. When you instruct Central Chambers, you are instructing a firm held to the highest ethical standards.