Professional Regulation Defence Lawyers?
Curious if anyone who works in professional regulation litigation (ex: defence for professionals who are dealing with charges, investigations, disciplinary hearings, regulators etc etc) can speak to what the work is like if they like it.
To me, this seems like a great mix of crim/employment/ corporate type work along with investigations (or it could be), and is an area of litigation that interests me.
I have fixed feelings about litigation… sometimes I think i love it. Other times I think i hate it. I think I don’t necessarily LOVE research (I know I knowwwww) and prefer litigation that is more “fact heavy” if that makes sense.
Just curious if this area is something that is like that. It seems that way from the outside but also seems pretty niche so just would love someone who’s working in the field to offer any insight.
Thank you in advance!