Business law jobs in United Kingdom - Page 11

My client a leading Global Advertising Company is now looking to hire a US qualified IP lawyer or US qualified Commercial Lawyer with non-contentious IP experience to join their legal team in Central London. Reporting into the General Counsel & Co Sec, this is a newly created role and your responsibilities will include advising the US arm and wider business of this Global Advertising Company on: • Non-contentious IP matters including IPR management of creative work., • Drafting and negotiating IP clauses in a broad range of US law governed commercial contracts including master services agreements, talent/influencer agreements and sponsorship agreements., • Supporting the US and the wider business on varied commercial legal matters (not solely IP related) in multiple jurisdictions. The ideal candidate will likely be a US qualified IP lawyer or US qualified Commercial Lawyer with non-contentious IP experience. You will either be looking to make your first move in-house or you will already be working in-house in a similar role, likely for a leading creative, media or brand rich organisation and looking for your next challenge. If you are a dual qualified UK/US lawyer that would be helpful but not essential. This really is a unique opportunity to join a fast growing, innovative and fun company in a newly created role. For a confidential discussion, please contact the exclusively retained in-house legal recruiter, Kathryn Crosby,

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Legal Counsel to join a rapidly expanding, global hedge fund. They have had exceptional performance in a short space of time and have built out their US office with leading front and back office staff. With further strong performance already this year, they have an increased need for senior, specialist hires such as this They are looking to hire a Legal Counsel for their newly-established London office. Reporting directly to the General Counsel, this hire will have significant autonomy across the legal process here, leading and supporting transactions, negotiating agreements, and advising on deal restructurings. There will also be a number of wider projects you will be able to get involved in. This is a fantastic opportunity for a Legal Counsel with 2-5 years’ PQE to join an exciting business with phenomenal growth potential. The ideal candidate will come from a buy-side business or Magic Circle Law firm, with experience with digital assets transactions. They are expanding into crypto, so any exposure to digital assets would be hugely beneficial. Experience working with global jurisdictions is also a plus. Candidates straight from practice will need to have had relevant experience in house. They have a strong budget for this position, with a lucrative comp package on offer for year one. There is also potential for this to increase exponentially in subsequent years.

Morgan Philips is delighted to be partnering with a leading client in the search for a Head of Corporate Reward. This is a pivotal role, responsible for shaping and delivering global compensation strategies that not only attract and retain top talent but also ensure compliance and alignment with the company’s strategic objectives. You will lead on executive remuneration, incentive design, and group-wide reward initiatives, providing trusted guidance to senior stakeholders and the Remuneration Committee. The package on offer is highly competitive, with excellent benefits including a generous bonus, car allowance, shares and pension. This is a hybrid position, requiring 2–3 days per week in the London office. As Head of Corporate Reward, you will design and implement a compelling global reward strategy, oversee high-profile projects such as M&A integration, and champion continuous improvement through innovation and digitalisation. Your expertise in executive pay, employment law, incentives and international reward frameworks will allow you to combine strategic vision with hands-on delivery. We are seeking a commercially astute, influential leader with a proven track record in executive reward, global compensation and regulatory governance. This is an outstanding opportunity to make a lasting impact, partnering with senior leaders to evolve reward practices that drive both business performance and employee engagement.

We are delighted to be representing a University, based in London, who are looking to appoint a Commercial Legal Adviser on a permanent basis. This is a full-time position, due to start in September and they can offer a starting salary of up to £51,525. The client is looking for a newly qualified lawyer, or a non-qualified candidate with substantial experience in this field. Duties will include (but are not limited to): • Undertaking contract casework on all areas of the University’s core business including but not limited to: • student contracts, • domestic and international academic partnership contracts, • domestic and international research funding and collaboration, • apprenticeship agreements, • practice placement agreements, • international recruitment agent agreements, • consultancy agreements, • NDAs, • MOUs, • knowledge exchange agreements, • external hire and location agreements, • licensing agreements, • donation and volunteering agreements, • data sharing agreements and IT software agreements • Reviewing, advising, negotiating and drafting commercial terms and conditions, and other legal documents, • Assisting the Legal Services Team by liaising with internal and external stakeholders to ensure the correct information has been provided and to obtain outstanding information, • Identifying contractual and practical risks and liabilities and proposing mitigation strategies Skills, knowledge and expertise required: • Experience at a law firm or in an in-house environment, • Experience of contract drafting, review, interpretation and amendment, as well as advising on contractual documents Staff benefits: • Generous, transferable occupational pension schemes, with employer contributions more than individual contributions, • Cycle to work scheme, • Employee assistance programme available 24/7, • Eye care vouchers, • Reduced gym membership Working hours: • 35 hours per week, • 5 days in the office Please note that you require recent experience to apply for this role. James Andrews is acting as an employment agency and business in relation to this role. At James Andrews Recruitment Solutions we try to respond to all applications personally, however, due to the high volume of applications this is not always possible. If you have not heard back from us within 72 hours, please assume that your application has been unsuccessful on this occasion. Don’t forget our recommendation scheme: Recommend a friend or colleague to us and receive up to £250 each once they have completed 20 days in a role via James Andrews! Terms and conditions apply, contact us for details.

Role: Legal Counsel Location: London Duration: 3-month contract Rate: £900 - £1200 per day (Umbrella) ARM are delighted to be supporting one of our clients with the recruitment of a Legal Counsel on an initial 3-month contract. This is a short-term, strategic role focused on non-contentious construction and infrastructure matters, providing legal guidance across a range of projects and commercial activities. Responsibilities: • Provide legal advice on construction contracts, ancillary documents, and procurement strategies., • Review, draft, and negotiate industry-standard forms including NEC and JCT., • Support project teams with contract interpretation, risk management, and compliance., • Liaise with external counsel where necessary., • Assist with internal governance and approvals processes., • Collaborate with commercial, technical, and operational teams across the UK&I business. Requirements: • Qualified solicitor (England & Wales) or equivalent., • Strong experience in non-contentious construction law, ideally within infrastructure or engineering sectors., • Proficiency with NEC, JCT, and other standard forms of contract., • In-house experience preferred, particularly within a consultancy or contractor environment., • Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills., • Ability to work independently and manage competing priorities.

We are working with a fast-growing Fintech business in their search for an experienced Consumer Regulatory Lawyer to advise on payments and consumer credit matters. This role will be central in ensuring all products are compliant with UK, EU, and international regulatory frameworks, while enabling innovation. Key Responsibilities • Advise on UK and EU consumer financial regulations, including the Consumer Credit Act (CCA), PSD2, and CCD2., • Provide guidance on payments law, licensing, and related compliance obligations., • Support product teams in structuring and launching new offerings while managing regulatory risk., • Monitor legal and regulatory developments impacting payments and consumer credit., • Draft and review customer-facing disclosures, terms, and policies., • Support compliance with data protection/privacy laws and liaise with regulators when required. Qualifications • Qualified lawyer with 2-5 years of post-qualification experience., • Background in financial services, fintech, or a regulatory agency either straight from private practice or in-house., • Strong knowledge of consumer credit, payments regulation, and related legal frameworks., • Experience with PSD2, CCD2, and data protection advantageous., • Commercial mindset and ability to translate complex regulation into practical guidance. If you have the skills described and would like to discuss this role in more detail, please kindly send your CV to Sarah -

Senior Corporate Counsel Location: Central London Reports to: General Counsel Role Overview This is a senior in-house role focused on leading complex corporate transactions across multiple jurisdictions. The successful candidate will provide strategic, commercially attuned legal advice, manage transaction execution, and advise senior leadership on opportunities and risks. Key Responsibilities • Act as the lead legal advisor on high-value and strategically significant M&A matters, from structuring and due diligence through to drafting, negotiation, and execution of agreements., • Partner closely with investment, commercial, and cross-functional teams to deliver pragmatic, solutions-focused legal guidance., • Prepare and present legal input to senior decision-makers, including boards and committees, offering proactive recommendations., • Select, manage, and oversee external counsel, ensuring quality of advice while controlling costs., • Support integration planning post-acquisition, advising on governance, compliance, and employment issues., • Contribute to day-to-day corporate and commercial legal work, including contract review and compliance with corporate law obligations., • Provide guidance on cross-border legal issues, particularly under UK and U.S. frameworks., • Drive continuous improvement of legal processes, precedents, and knowledge management within the legal function., • Mentor and support junior members of the legal team. Candidate Profile • Qualified lawyer (UK, U.S., or other relevant jurisdiction)., • At least 8 years’ PQE gained at a leading law firm and/or in-house environment, with a strong track record in M&A (all candidates will be considered on merit)., • Excellent stakeholder management skills, with credibility and influence at senior levels., • Background in regulated sectors is advantageous but not essential., • Deep understanding of corporate law and M&A structures across different jurisdictions., • Strong drafting, negotiation, and analytical skills, with the ability to apply legal principles pragmatically to business needs., • Commercial mindset and ability to balance risk with strategic objectives., • High professional integrity, strong organisational skills, and ability to prioritise effectively in a fast-paced environment. For further information or a confidential discussion, please apply directly or reach out to

We are working with an international law firm based in London for an Associate to join their Pensions team. The Role: The successful candidate will join a growing Pensions team, working with a range of interesting clients including pensions funds, employers, and local government. The Associate will work with other teams within the firm such as employment and tax teams. The individual will work on matters including pension schemes, buy-ins and buy-outs, masters trusts, and governance. Essential Criteria: • 3-6 years’ PQE;, • Strong background pensions law;, • Strong academics required;, • Technically excellent;, • Client-focused;, • Willingness to become involved in business development;, • Ability to work independently and as a team. Benefits: • Excellent salary package (commensurate with experience);, • Hybrid working;, • International clients;, • Inclusive and friendly culture. Please contact Andrew Currie on +44 7519489330 or email if you would like to have a confidential discussion about this opportunity.

Our client is a London based, full-service law firm providing proactive, expert advice to ambitious businesses and individuals for all their legal needs. Providing a top tier work/life balance many of the firms current lawyers started their careers at Magic Circle or Major US firms and have found a great balance at our clients firm due to a understanding culture and high quality work. Executive summary We are looking for an associates with 1-6 years experience of Real Estate Finance transactions to join a fast-paced and highly regarded Real Estate Finance team. The successful candidate will have excellent academics or equivalent skills and will have gained experience from a top quality commercial practice. You will be a self-starter and able to work on matters with minimal supervision. Key Responsibilities • Work across a varied caseload of property finance matters, including acquisitions, investment, bridging, and development finance., • Ensure proactive and efficient case management from start to finish, following the firm’s processes with a good awareness of compliance., • Maintain strong relationships with lender panel clients and associated professionals, fostering trust and reliability., • Strong stakeholder communication, maintaining communication with investors, lenders, and property managers., • Represent the firm at networking events to promote services., • Serve as an ambassador for the firm, enhancing the firm’s reputation in the market., • Demonstrate excellent commercial knowledge, proactivity, and collaboration., • Have an ability to work to tight and demanding deadlines with a calm and efficient manner. Knowledge, skills and experience • A qualified solicitor 1-6 years PQE., • Good experience working in a fast paced Real Estate or Real Estate Finance team., • Strong technical skills and able to manage a caseload with minimal supervision., • Strong interpersonal skills with a client-focused approach., • Interest in business development and building client relationships., • Ability to handle challenging clients and tight deadlines without compromising on quality., • Willingness to collaborate with team members and supervise junior members of the team., • Ability to stay calm under pressure., • Strong organisational skills., • The ability to manage and prioritise multiple tasks running in parallel with tight deadlines., • Strong attention to detail and technical ability., • Flexible as regards to time and duties., • Ability to interact with people at all levels. How to Apply: If you are a motivated and experienced legal professional with a passion for real estate law, we would love to hear from you. Please submit your CV and a cover letter or email myself, Max O’Hagan at .

This is a rare opportunity to join an International law firm with a true global footprint and a white-collar crime & investigations team in hyper-growth. The team is scaling quickly, and they're now seeking a Senior Associate (5-10PQE) to take on a key role in driving high-profile matters forward and shaping the next phase of the practice's growth. You'll be at the centre of financial crime, fraud, and sanctions matters that span borders and industries, trusted to run cases, lead client relationships, and mentor junior associates as the team expands. What you'll do • Lead on complex, multi-jurisdictional cases covering white-collar crime, sanctions, fraud, and corporate investigations., • Advise global corporates, financial institutions, and high-profile individuals in critical situations., • Oversee investigations, strategy, drafting, and advocacy prep with a high degree of autonomy., • Play a key role in business development and building client relationships., • Contribute to thought leadership through conferences, client briefings, and publications., • Mentor and support junior team members as the group grows. What you'll need • Solicitor qualification in England & Wales, with 5-10PQE in white-collar crime, investigations, sanctions, or commercial litigation., • A track record of running complex matters with minimal supervision., • Strong client-facing and business development skills., • Excellent academics, commercial judgement, and leadership capability., • Ambition to help shape a growing practice and take on career-defining work. Why this team? • Hyper-growth - join at a pivotal stage as the team scales, with real progression opportunities., • Global platform - act on matters spanning Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and beyond., • Leadership role - take ownership of clients, strategy, and mentoring., • Career trajectory - clear path toward Legal Director/Partner for the right individual., • Profile-building - opportunities to speak, publish, and take a visible role in the market., • Culture - ambitious, collaborative, and commercial., • £135,000+ salary, negotiable. This is more than a lateral move – it’s a chance to step into a team at the forefront of white collar crime, at a time of rapid expansion. With the platform, resources, and international reach of a truly global firm, combined with the momentum of a practice in hyper-growth, this is an opportunity to take ownership of your career and push towards the next stage — whether that’s Legal Director or Partner. If this sounds of interest please reach out to .

Job description Disputes Manager At KPMG, our values define who we are and the way we do business. As a leading professional services firm, we know that our strength and capability come from our people – their different perspectives, experiences and backgrounds. From our inclusive leadership strategy to our diversity and inclusion targets – we’re making bold changes to who we are and what we do. Be part of it. The Legal Services Team sits within KPMG Tax. Its establishment flows naturally from KPMG’s long history of successfully delivering multidisciplinary services to clients. Its vision is to be the legal adviser of choice for KPMG’s clients when it comes to their people, corporate structures, internal arrangements, regulatory requirements and disputes with HMRC. KPMG is now regulated by the SRA as a multi-disciplinary practice. Core corporate, commercial and employment law teams, and a market leading tax litigation team, are already in place. Over the next few years, these teams will grow and Legal Services will expand into other areas of law that fit within its vision and the needs of KPMG’s clients. KPMG Legal Services is for lawyers who are: · Team players who enjoy working with people from different backgrounds and disciplines. · Approachable people who are keen to develop personally and professionally, and to assist with the development of junior team members and build relationships. · Lawyers with a passion for the law. · Intellectually curious, open-minded and analytical people, with an eye for detail and pride in their work. · Driven and proactive professionals who deliver a great service to their clients. · Relationship builders who can spot and develop new opportunities both within the KPMG network and externally. · Flexible people who are able to deal with a fluid, changing work environment. Why you might want to join KPMG Legal Services: · You can see the advantages of professional advice being provided within a multidisciplinary team. · You are ambitious and perceive the wealth of opportunities presented by a start-up legal practice in a leading global professional services firm. · You want the opportunity to develop client relationships and KPMG’s legal services capabilities. · You are excited by the idea of being a founding member of a team that will grow significantly. · You want to broaden your experience and become a more rounded professional. · You want to achieve a sustainable work-life balance. Role and responsibilities: You will help the team with the following service offerings: (i) Early legal and technical input into potential disputes with HMRC. (ii) Reviewing a variety of ideas and situations and appraising for litigation risk. (iii) Litigation in the Tax Tribunals, High Court, Court of Appeal, Supreme Court and ECJ This will include: (i) First drafts of pleadings such as notices of appeal and witness statements. (ii) First draft correspondence, advice and reports. (iii) Legal research. (iv) Case management of ‘group litigation’ cases. (v) Preparing for hearing including preparing bundles of documents and authorities. (vi) Instructions to Counsel, attending Conferences and preparing settled notes. (vii) General litigation support. (viii) Delegation to junior team members. Education and qualifications: The applicant will be a tax litigation lawyer with experience in litigation and/or tax dealing with commercial clients. In addition, a successful applicant will have the ability to get up to speed quickly on tax technical matters and be keen to continue developing his/her legal skills and engage in new areas of work. The applicant must be able to demonstrate his/her ability to build relationships with across KPMG or with clients. Good relationship building skills and organisation skills are essential skills as a high level of collaboration with the rest of the firm will be required for the role. The successful applicant will help promote the team’s work through participating in team and wider firm events Experience Required: It is expected that the successful applicant will be a qualified solicitor with at least 4 years PQE experience. They will have experience across a number of taxes and in particular corporate taxes and indirect taxes. They must have tax litigation experience (i.e. not just general litigation experience) and previous experience in a similar role with a law firm or Big 4 practice is essential. They will have experience with and a good understanding of the procedure before the UK Tribunals. Strong academic, technical, drafting and personal skills are essential.

The company S&H are exclusively partnering with a leading global consumer facing telecoms business. The business is seeking a high quality technology lawyer to join its in-house team in a key Senior Legal Counsel role, supporting the General Counsel. This is an exciting position at a growing company. The role The Digital and Privacy Counsel will play a key role in shaping and reinforcing our digital and privacy strategy and will partner closely with with the Head of Data. The Senior Digital and Privacy Counsel will report to the General Counsel and be part of the wider legal team. • Play a key role in strategic group projects relating to digital strategy and privacy strategy., • Lead and manage advice to the company in relation to privacy compliance., • Draft, negotiate and advice on a variety of commercial and technology contracts., • Collaborate with a range of internal teams across various business units in order to advise on a broad range of digital, regulatory and privacy issues, including with respect to AI., • Assist with implementing measures to comply with other regulatory changes relating to digital, e.g. the EU Accessibility Act., • Creating and updating template documents, polices and processes as necessary., • Training and development for internal clients., • Compliance and regulatory oversight and guidance – ICO., • Keep the business up to date with changes in national data protection laws in relevant jurisdictions. About you • UK, common law or European qualified lawyer with circa 6+ years of PQE. This is a guide only., • Trained at a reputable law firm., • Legal experience will include a strong focus on drafting, negotiating and reviewing and project-managing, including experience gained in privacy-related topics., • A secondment or previous in-house experience within a telco, tech or consumer environment. Due to the high volume of applications, if you haven’t heard back from the team on this role, unfortunately your application has been unsuccessful. If your profile matches any of our other opportunities, one of our consultants will be in touch. About Simmons & Hanbury Simmons & Hanbury is a specialist executive search firm that sources and secures the best human capital and future leaders for our clients. We provide an integrated international service to support our clients across the globe, from our group headquarters based in the heart of the City of London. We support some of the most prestigious organisations in the world, across financial services, commerce & industry, and professional services. Our services include executive search, interim solutions and market intelligence within the Legal, Compliance, Corporate Governance and Human Resources practice areas. We are committed to creating an inclusive and accessible recruitment process for all candidates. If you require any reasonable adjustments to participate in the application process, please reach out directly. We welcome discussions about your needs and endeavour to provide support to ensure a positive experience.

About the Company Global organisation seeking EMEA Employment Counsel, fluent in German, to join in-house legal team in London. You will be part of a global team responsible for providing wide-ranging employment support across UK and EMEA with a focus on the organisation's German business working with the senior leadership team, HR and the COO and regional leaders. This is a unique opportunity to join a supportive and dynamic team, with an interesting and broad spread of contentious and non-contentious EMEA employment work on offer. About the Role Provide legal support across the organisation's large and varied workforce including contractual agreements, TUPE, corporate transactions, restructures, disputes, grievances, disciplinary matters, internal policies and procedures, compensation and benefits, whistleblowing, DEI initiatives, restrictive covenants and terminations. This would include internal investigations and managing external counsel where necessary. In addition to supporting on these areas, the role will be to proactively identify and manage legal risk and to liaise with senior stakeholders. Required Skills/ Qualifications • Minimum of 3 years' PQE in employment law across Germany, UK and EMEA, • German or UK qualified lawyer, • Proven experience as an employment lawyer in advisory, corporate support and contentious matters, • Preferably from a top tier City law firm, • In-house experience is highly desirable, • The ideal candidate will be versatile, efficient, proactive with strong drafting skills, mature, discreet and an excellent communicator with ability to manage and prioritise and adapt to changing circumstances in a fast-paced environment, • Fluent in German and English Flexible, hybrid working, collegiate team and excellent package on offer. The role is based in London.

We are partnering with a high-growth Fintech business to appoint a senior regulatory lawyer with deep expertise in payments and consumer credit. This role will be a strategic legal advisor, shaping the company’s approach to compliance across the UK, EU, and international regulatory landscapes while enabling product innovation and commercial growth. Key Responsibilities: • Act as a senior legal advisor on UK, EU, and international consumer financial regulations, including the Consumer Credit Act (CCA), PSD2, and CCD2., • Provide strategic counsel on payments regulation, licensing requirements, and broader compliance obligations., • Partner with senior product and commercial teams to design, structure, and launch new products in a compliant and commercially viable way., • Anticipate and interpret emerging legal and regulatory developments, assessing their impact on payments, credit, and consumer protection., • Oversee and review the drafting of consumer-facing documentation, terms of business, disclosures, and policies., • Support regulatory engagement, liaising directly with regulators and industry bodies where appropriate., • Advise on adjacent areas including data protection and digital financial services regulation. Qualifications: • Qualified lawyer with 3+ years’ post-qualification experience gained in a leading law firm, regulator, or financial services/fintech business., • Demonstrable expertise in consumer credit, payments regulation, and related legal frameworks, with strong familiarity with PSD2, CCD2, and data protection regimes., • Proven experience advising senior stakeholders and influencing strategic decision-making in a regulated environment., • Strong commercial acumen, with the ability to balance regulatory requirements with innovation and growth objectives., • Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, with the confidence to engage at executive and regulatory level. If you have the skills described above and are keen to discuss this opportunity in more detail, please kindly send your CV to Sarah -

We are partnering with a high-growth Fintech business to appoint a senior regulatory lawyer with deep expertise in payments and consumer credit. This role will be a strategic legal advisor, shaping the company’s approach to compliance across the UK, EU, and international regulatory landscapes while enabling product innovation and commercial growth. Key Responsibilities: • Act as a senior legal advisor on UK, EU, and international consumer financial regulations, including the Consumer Credit Act (CCA), PSD2, and CCD2., • Provide strategic counsel on payments regulation, licensing requirements, and broader compliance obligations., • Partner with senior product and commercial teams to design, structure, and launch new products in a compliant and commercially viable way., • Anticipate and interpret emerging legal and regulatory developments, assessing their impact on payments, credit, and consumer protection., • Oversee and review the drafting of consumer-facing documentation, terms of business, disclosures, and policies., • Support regulatory engagement, liaising directly with regulators and industry bodies where appropriate., • Advise on adjacent areas including data protection and digital financial services regulation. Qualifications: • Qualified lawyer with 6+ years’ post-qualification experience gained in a leading law firm, regulator, or financial services/fintech business., • Demonstrable expertise in consumer credit, payments regulation, and related legal frameworks, with strong familiarity with PSD2, CCD2, and data protection regimes., • Proven experience advising senior stakeholders and influencing strategic decision-making in a regulated environment., • Strong commercial acumen, with the ability to balance regulatory requirements with innovation and growth objectives., • Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, with the confidence to engage at executive and regulatory level. If you have the skills described above and are keen to discuss this opportunity in more detail, please kindly send your CV to Sarah -

Employment Lawyer – In-House – 6+ PQE – London (Hybrid) We’re working with an elite international law firm seeking an experienced Employment Lawyer to join its internal legal function as part of the HR and Employee Relations team. This is a permanent in-house role, based in London, advising the business on complex employment matters across the UK and globally. The Role: This is a strategic hire within a newly evolving Centre of Excellence for Employment Law and ER. The role will focus initially on supporting major international restructuring and outsourcing projects, while also providing advice across the full spectrum of employment law issues. You’ll act as a senior internal adviser to HR, legal, and business stakeholders, helping shape global employment frameworks and best practice. Key Responsibilities: • Advise on complex employee relations matters, including grievances, disciplinary issues, performance and investigations, • Manage litigation and settlement strategy, including external counsel and DSARs, • Review and update employment contracts, policies, and global template documents, • Provide advice on TUPE, restructures and corporate transactions, • Deliver employment law updates and internal training to HR and leadership, • Help embed global consistency, risk mitigation, and policy alignment across jurisdictions About You: • England & Wales qualified solicitor with 6+ years’ PQE (more experienced applicants welcomed), • Strong background in employment law, including experience in-house or advising corporate clients in a regulated environment, • International employment law experience and understanding of global ER issues, • Commercial, pragmatic, and confident advising senior internal stakeholders, • Excellent communicator, collaborator, and trusted adviser with strong judgement, • Organised and comfortable handling a fast-moving, varied caseload What’s on Offer: • A senior in-house legal role with global reach and influence, • Work closely with HR leadership and legal risk functions on high-profile initiatives, • Supportive and inclusive culture that values flexibility and wellbeing, • Competitive salary and benefits package, • Opportunity to shape the firm’s employment law approach as it transitions to a global model Take the Next Step: If this opportunity excites you and you’re keen to learn more, we would love to hear from you. For a confidential discussion, please contact Chris Simmonds at or call 07947 857 473.

Calling all immediately available ER Specialists! Are you looking for experience within an iconic Art institution? We are currently working on a temporary HR Advisor opportunity covering an short term increased workload - a fab chance to put those advisory skills to work. The role has a broad generalist remit: you will partner with all levels of the business offering advice on ER, policies and processes as well as supporting managers with advice and recruitment processes. The ideal candidate will bring a creative and innovative approach to match the rest of the team, supporting across the full employee life-cycle. In particular, independently managing ER cases and comfortable advising managers on employment law. You'll have a background working in complex, matrix businesses and feel comfortable working with senior and exec level people with big personalities - able to push back when needed. Based in Central London, with 2/3 hybrid working model, roughly £150 day rate with some flex. Apply now to hear more. Handle actively welcomes applicants from under-represented backgrounds - we pride ourselves on attracting the best talent for every opportunity through a commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion.

Step into a pivotal role with a leading global law firm, shaping the knowledge strategy for a top-tier finance practice. This is your chance to work at the forefront of high-value, cross-border finance matters while enjoying autonomy, innovation, and global collaboration. Why Apply? • Attractive six-figure salary and competitive benefits package., • Work with a highly ranked finance team advising major financial institutions, funds, and corporates., • Influence and innovate, driving knowledge strategy across an international platform. Based in London, you’ll partner with senior lawyers and knowledge specialists across multiple jurisdictions, leading initiatives to capture, refine, and share market-leading legal know-how. You’ll oversee the creation and maintenance of technical resources, deliver engaging training, monitor legal and market developments, and contribute to client-facing thought leadership. The position combines technical expertise with strategic thinking, offering the scope to make a measurable impact. Key Responsibilities • Lead and deliver the finance group’s knowledge management strategy in alignment with global objectives., • Maintain and develop high-quality precedents, templates, and other knowledge resources., • Keep the team ahead of legal and regulatory changes, providing clear and practical guidance., • Design and deliver targeted training programmes for lawyers at all levels., • Collaborate with business development on client-focused initiatives and thought leadership., • Identify and implement efficiencies through legal technology and process innovation. About You This role would suit a qualified lawyer with 10+ years’ PQE in finance law, ideally gained at a top-tier international law firm. You may currently hold a senior knowledge role or be a senior fee-earner with significant experience in knowledge management activities. You’ll bring first-class technical skills, commercial acumen, and the ability to build strong relationships at all levels, along with a proactive and collaborative approach. If you’re ready to combine deep finance law expertise with strategic innovation in a collaborative and forward-thinking global environment, this could be your ideal next career move.

About the Job Are you a qualified lawyer with a keen interest in payments law and regulatory change? Do you have experience working on regulatory matters, especially in the financial services or payments sector? Interested in joining a dynamic in-house legal team with a broad, hands-on remit in a global financial institution? The Client We are partnering with a leading global financial institution to find a Payments Regulatory Lawyer – Senior Legal Counsel within their Corporate & Strategic Projects Legal Team. This is an excellent opportunity for a lawyer with regulatory experience to get involved in a wide variety of legal work, particularly in payments and digital innovation. You’ll be advising teams across the UK and EU, working on projects that will shape the future of payments regulation. The Role This is a senior in-house legal role focused on payments law and regulatory change, providing legal counsel to retail, commercial, and corporate banking teams in the UK and across Europe. The role reports to the Managing Associate General Counsel – Payments and will involve: • Providing support and guidance on regulatory changes and industry developments affecting payments and related financial services., • Researching and analyzing relevant legal and regulatory requirements, as well as industry trends and best practices., • Offering legal support for internal projects, business initiatives, and transformation programs, and participating in cross-functional working groups., • Preparing materials and reports to support internal discussions, decision-making, and risk management., • Proactively advising the business on significant legal and regulatory developments and their potential impact. About You The ideal candidate will have: • Qualified lawyer with regulatory advisory experience, gained either within a financial institution or at a top-tier law firm., • Regulatory experience, ideally in the payments sector, advising banks and/or fintechs., • Strong interest in evolving payment innovations and emerging regulatory initiatives., • A good understanding of payments architecture and the regulatory framework., • Experience in commercial, project, and regulatory law., • Strong communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to work directly with the business., • Excellent lateral thinking and problem-solving skills. What’s on Offer? • Competitive salary and benefits package, • Hybrid working model with at least 3 days in the office, • Exposure to a wide range of regulatory and legal issues in a fast-paced, global banking environment For more information contact Luke Masih ()

Senior Private Equity Associate – 5–7 PQE Top-Tier International Firm | Market-Leading PE Practice | London An elite international law firm is seeking a Senior Associate (5–7 PQE) to join its highly regarded Private Equity team in London. This is an exciting opportunity to work on premium cross-border transactions for blue-chip clients, private equity sponsors, and portfolio companies across multiple sectors. The Role You will: • Advise leading domestic and international private equity clients on complex buyouts, investments, exits, and restructurings, • Take a lead role on transactions, managing deal execution and junior teams, • Collaborate closely with specialists across the firm on multi-disciplinary matters You will likely be: • 5–7 years' PQE with solid experience in private equity M&A, • Qualified in England & Wales or a similar common law jurisdiction, • Experienced in leading and managing deals end-to-end, • Commercially savvy, highly organised, and a natural communicator, • Work within one of the most respected private equity teams in the market, • Gain exposure to high-profile international deals and tier-1 clients, • Benefit from a genuinely supportive, inclusive and high-performance culture, • Competitive compensation, career development and a flexible hybrid mode

Overview A leading international law firm is seeking an experienced Associate to join its Asset Management & Private Funds group. The team advises asset managers and investment funds on the structuring, establishment, and operation of a wide variety of private fund vehicles, both closed-ended and open-ended, across a broad range of alternative investment strategies. The work also covers associated regulatory and compliance matters impacting both funds and their managers. In addition, the practice has a strong investor-side capability, advising institutional investors — including sovereign wealth funds, pension funds, and other large-scale investors — on commitments to funds, bespoke co-investment structures, and related legal and regulatory considerations. The group operates on a cross-border basis, working closely with colleagues and clients in multiple jurisdictions on international asset management matters. Key Responsibilities • Draft, review, and negotiate fund documentation such as private placement memoranda, limited partnership agreements, and constitutional documents, • Prepare and advise on investment management agreements, depositary agreements, brokerage/clearing agreements, and similar contracts, • Advise on key asset management regulatory frameworks, including AIFMD and MiFID, developing deep regulatory expertise in support of client needs, • Combine transactional and advisory work across a wide variety of UK and international clients, • Manage client relationships, ensuring projects are delivered efficiently and to a high standard, • Contribute to business development activities and knowledge sharing within the team Key Requirements • MUST BE ENGLAND AND WALES QUALIFIED, • 4-9PQE

Legal Counsel Hybrid working: London or Oxfordshire offices Full time £Competitive salary + Bonus An opportunity has arisen to join a rapidly growing UK-based renewables developer (backed by a large renewables-focussed investment fund). We have an ambitious strategy, a strong core team, and significant funding in place, and will be rolling out a significant number of new facilities across the UK over the next two years. Our development programme has reached the point where we are now ready to build out the legal team as our first facilities become fully operational throughout 2025. The Opportunity Working alongside our Head of Legal this is a fantastic opportunity for a commercially astute Lawyer to join a renewable energy business undergoing significant growth. The role offers abundant exposure to internal and external stakeholders, supporting the business with a wide range of matters including: • New site acquisitions, construction and development, site operations and offtake arrangements., • Draft, review, and negotiate a range of documents including commercial agreements, construction contracts, lease documents, NDAs and planning agreements., • Assist with financing/refinancing, acquisitions and disposals., • Support internal governance and approval processes, including liaising with shareholders, and coordinating with compliance, finance and other internal stakeholders as appropriate., • Carry out factual and legal research as required., • Support on general corporate matters such as employment, data protection and company secretarial., • Review and update policies and standard form contracts., • Contribute to legal and compliance training and the development of other team members. About You You will be a qualified solicitor (cNQ-3+ PQE) in England & Wales either working in private practice or in-house looking to join a fast growing, renewable energy business. Experience in one or more of the following areas of law would be also beneficial Corporate, Real Estate, Construction or Renewables. In return You will be offered a competitive package, excellent ongoing support and mentoring and fantastic career prospects as we roll out a significant number of facilities across the UK. Should you find this initial brief of interest please apply or contact Chris at Mack Legal for further insight. Please note that this assignment is being handled exclusively by Mack Legal.

About the Company A prominent, growing international firm with a global reach, particularly in private wealth and dispute resolution. Providing an inclusive and supportive environment where employees can excel. About the Role The role will be working with the Head of Business Intelligence & Systems, and the Application Analyst is essential to ensure the stability, efficiency, and scalability of the current business systems. Responsibilities The Application Analyst will be responsible for mitigating risk by: • Centralising documentation, • Standardising processes, • They will serve as an additional point of contact for application-related issues, • Beyond project work, the Application Analyst will:, • Play a vital role in the day-to-day running of systems, • Resolve user issues, • Optimise workflows, • Ensuring the Firm's applications are aligned with the evolving needs of the business by working with various business stakeholders Qualifications • Experience in a systems team within a law firm, • Strong understanding of legal department operations, • Knowledge of legal practice management systems and relational databases, • Excellent communication and problem-solving skills, • Highly motivated, eager to learn, and a strong team player, • Strong organisational skills and attention to detail, • Ability to work under pressure and manage priorities effectively Required Skills • Experience in a systems team within a law firm, • Strong understanding of legal department operations, • Knowledge of legal practice management systems and relational databases, • Excellent communication and problem-solving skills, • Highly motivated, eager to learn, and a strong team player, • Strong organisational skills and attention to detail, • Ability to work under pressure and manage priorities effectively Preferred Skills • None specified Pay range and compensation package Competitive package

Myn Partners are delighted to be working on behalf of a well-established Legal company set in a beautiful part of Oxfordshire. Due to increased demand in their exceptional service and largely impressive client portfolio, they now have a requirement to hire a Legal Executive in their residential property team. The Role We are seeking a qualified and experienced Chartered Legal Executive (CILEX) to join our growing legal team. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to probate, estate, and trust-related matters in a highly specialised area of law. You will play a pivotal role in legal casework and court processes and must be confident in your ability to sign legal documents and advocate in court where necessary. Key Responsibilities: • Provide legal support on complex probate cases and intestacy matters, • Draft legal correspondence, statements, and case summaries, • Prepare and sign court documentation; represent in relevant court proceedings under rights of audience, • Advise internal case managers and liaise with external solicitors and councils, • Assist with asset recovery, and estate distribution, • Conduct legal research and contribute to risk and compliance processes, • Competitive salary, • Beautiful Oxford location, • Company pension scheme, • Company events and training opportunities, • Supportive, collaborative workplace culture, • CILEX qualification (or equivalent legal route such as LPC/SQE with FCILEX status), • Current rights of audience (civil), • The capacity to sign court papers and represent the firm in court proceedings, • Experience in probate, estate administration, or civil litigation, • Excellent written and verbal communication, • Strong attention to detail and critical thinking, • A proactive, problem-solving approach and commercial awareness

Your new company This is a unique opportunity to join a high-profile membership organisation at theheart of the local government sector. The organisation plays a pivotal role inshaping national policy, supporting local authorities, and influencing key legal and governance matters across the UK. You'll be joining a collaborative and mission-driven legal team that supports both internal stakeholders and external partners on issues of national significance. Your new role As Assistant Corporate Legal Adviser, you will provide expert legal advice on a wide range of matters including governance, constitutional law, procurement,contracts, and company law. You'll play a key role in supporting high-priority projects such as public enquiries, strategic litigation, and sector-wide legal initiatives. The role also involves interpreting legislation, drafting legaldocuments, and advising on compliance and risk. You'll work closely with senior leadership, external legal advisers, and public sector bodies, while also mentoring junior legal staff and contributing to training and developmentinitiatives. What you'll need to succeed • Qualified solicitor, barrister, or CILEX lawyer with ideally 5 years' PQE., • Strong understanding of local government law and thewider public sector legal landscape., • Proven ability to manage complex legal matters withpolitical sensitivity and strategic insight., • Excellent drafting, communication, and stakeholder engagement skills., • Experience advising on governance, contracts, procurement, and regulatory compliance., • The chance to work on nationally significant legal issues that shape public policy and governance., • A supportive, flexible working environment with hybrid arrangements., • Exposure to high-level strategic legal work and the opportunity to influence sector-wide outcomes., • A collaborative team culture that values innovation,integrity, and professional development., • Competitive salary and benefits package. Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job you accept the T&C's, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be found at hays.co.uk

Real Estate Disputes Solicitor (Junior–Mid Level) Our client, a prestigious Silver Circle law firm is seeking a junior to mid-level Real Estate Disputes Solicitor to join its market-leading team in London. This is an outstanding opportunity to work at the forefront of commercial real estate litigation, within a firm known for its high-calibre work, collaborative culture, and commitment to professional development. About the Role You will be part of a highly ranked and well-respected disputes team, advising a diverse and sophisticated client base on a wide range of contentious real estate matters. The team is regularly instructed on some of the most complex and high-value disputes in the UK, including landmark litigation and strategic advisory work. Key areas of focus include: • Development-related disputes (e.g. rights of light, easements, site assembly), • Landlord and tenant matters (e.g. lease renewals, dilapidations, rent reviews), • Possession claims and trespasser actions, • Business rates and CPO compensation, • Telecommunications and leasehold enfranchisement, • Professional negligence and transactional disputes, • Alternative dispute resolution (mediation, expert determination) Why Join This Team • Be part of a Silver Circle firm renowned for its excellence in real estate and disputes work, • Join a Legal 500 Band 2-ranked team with a reputation for handling “big ticket” litigation, • Work alongside leading practitioners on high-profile, nationally significant matters, • Benefit from a strong advocacy culture, with in-house Higher Rights training and support, • Enjoy a collaborative, inclusive, and high-performance environment that values innovation and diversity, • Access a clear and structured career development framework, with genuine opportunities for progression, • Contribute to a firm that is deeply committed to corporate responsibility, pro bono, and ESG initiatives Candidate Profile • Qualified Solicitor in England & Wales, ideally with 1–2.5 years’ PQE in real estate litigation (more or less experience will be considered), • Strong academic credentials and excellent technical legal skills, • Experience managing client relationships and delivering high-quality service, • A commercially minded, proactive approach with strong drafting and advocacy skills, • A team player who thrives in a collaborative, intellectually rigorous environment Next Steps If you are looking to elevate your career within a top-tier disputes team at a Silver Circle firm, we would be delighted to hear from you.

JOB TITLE: Real Estate Partner (with a following) GROUP: Real Estate - Private Client and Commercial TERM: Permanent HOURS: Full-time, 9:30am – 5:30pm, Monday to Friday with one hour for lunch. A flexible approach to working hours is a must. We currently operate a hybrid working policy with at least 3 days office working per week. Our hybrid working policy is discretionary and may be subject to change. ABOUT SHERIDANS Sheridans is a leading London law firm whose lawyers combine the in-depth legal knowledge and breadth of expertise and experience required to give unparalleled advice to their clients. Since 1956, Sheridans has represented individuals and organisations across a wide variety of sectors, providing quality advice which is commercially focussed and personally delivered. Specialist lawyers in leisure, media and entertainment work closely alongside the firm’s corporate finance, employment, real estate and dispute resolution groups to provide a truly bespoke service to its clients. ABOUT THE TEAM • The team consists of a senior partner and two junior associates, • The team cover a wide range of both commercial and residential work to include funding, landlord and tenant corporate support matters. ABOUT THE OPPORTUNITY • We are seeking a dynamic and commercially astute real estate partner to work alongside the head of team to enhance and grow the real estate practice. This is a unique opportunity for a seasoned solicitor with a proven track record in business development, client relationship management, and team leadership to join a forward-thinking firm with ambitious growth plans. The ideal candidate will have a following of £300k+. RESPONSIBILITIES • Team player: Part of a dynamic team of fee earners and support staff, fostering a culture of excellence, collaboration, and accountability., • Client Management: Maintain and grow a loyal client base including, high-net-worth individuals (HNWs), property investors, and corporate clients with substantial portfolios., • Business Development: Drive brand awareness and cultivate strategic partnerships., • Revenue Generation: Consistently deliver strong billing performance., • Operational Excellence: Oversee complex commercial and or residential transactions including sales, purchases, financing and landlord and tenant matters, ensuring compliance and client satisfaction., • Strategic Growth: Identify and develop new revenue streams, expand service offerings, and contribute to the firms strategic direction. The above is not an exhaustive list of duties, and you will be expected to perform different tasks as necessary by your changing role within the firm and the overall business needs. SKILLS, EXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate the following: Skills & experience • Demonstrated success in building and managing a practice., • Proven ability to manage caseloads and deliver exceptional client service., • Track record of high-value transactions and premium client service., • Strong commercial acumen and instinctive business development skills., • Experience working with HNWs, investors, and corporate clients., • Excellent communication, negotiation, and interpersonal skills., • A proactive, entrepreneurial mindset with a passion for growth and innovation., • A methodical approach to work with a strong focus on accuracy, • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with experience liaising with senior internal stakeholders, • Enthusiasm, resilience, and a professional approach, with an excellent customer service ethic, • Ability to liaise with, persuade and influence colleagues at all levels, • Ability to remain organised, prioritise and multi-task particularly when managing a large workload under pressure and to tight deadlines, • Ability to work confidentially, remaining discreet at all times, • Flexibility towards working out of regular hours at busy times Qualifications • Qualified Solicitor EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES Our aim is for all staff to feel welcomed at Sheridans and ultimately be their true self at work. We are proud to promote inclusion & diversity among clients, candidates, and staff as an equal opportunities employer. It is our policy to support people who hold Protected Characteristics (under the Equality Act 2010) both internally and externally through supporting practices based solely upon merit.

Your new company A leading London law firm is seeking a talented solicitor to join its highly regarded Private Client team, focusing on contentious trusts, probate, and related disputes. This is an excellent opportunity to work on complex, high-value matters within a collaborative and forward-thinking environment. Your new role You'll be involved in a broad range of disputes including: • Challenges to the validity of wills, • Claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975, • Disputes involving executors, trustees, and beneficiaries, • Court of Protection and TOLATA matters What you'll need to succeed • Qualified as a lawyer in England and Wales (2-4 years PQE) with demonstrable experience in contentious private client work - guidelines only., • Strong technical skills and a client-focused approach, • Confident in mediation and other forms of ADR, • ACTAPS training or membership is a plus., • Excellent communication and drafting skills This is a chance to join a firm known for its supportive culture, high-quality work, and commitment to professional development. You'll be part of a team that values initiative, integrity, and excellence. What you need to do now If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now. If this job isn't quite right for you, but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion about your career. Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job you accept the T&C's, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be found at hays.co.uk

Your new company A leading national law firm is seeking a talented restructuring and insolvency solicitor to join its London office. This is a fantastic opportunity to work on high-quality, non-contentious matters within a collaborative and well-respected team. Your new role You'll be advising a wide range of stakeholders in distressed scenarios - including lenders, investors, corporates, directors, and individuals - as well as acting for insolvency practitioners. The role involves close collaboration with colleagues in corporate, finance, and real estate teams across the firm. Key Responsibilities • Leading transactional and advisory matters as the primary fee earner., • Delivering commercially focused advice tailored to client needs., • Drafting clear, concise documentation and communications., • Supporting business development and contributing to practice growth., • Managing multiple matters efficiently and effectively. What you'll need to succeed • Qualified as a solicitor in England and Wales with, ideally, 7+ years' experience in restructuring and insolvency., • Strong legal knowledge and drafting skills., • Excellent communication and client service., • Ability to manage competing priorities and deadlines., • Commercial mindset and strategic thinking. This is a chance to be part of a growing and dynamic team with a national reach. You'll benefit from a supportive culture, high-quality work, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact in a respected practice. What you need to do now If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now. If this job isn't quite right for you, but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion about your career. Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job you accept the T&C's, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be found at hays.co.uk

Regulatory (Advisory & Defence) Associate (3– 5 years PQE) Kingsley Napley LLP Top ranked in Chambers UK and Legal 500; our Regulatory team are recognised as one of the best in the UK with a broad spectrum of knowledge and expertise. Our lawyers advise and support solicitors, professionals and businesses in all aspects of their dealings with UK regulators across the legal accountancy, finance, healthcare, and health & safety and fire sectors. We are looking for an Associate (3-5 years PQE) to work across the team and support on and enormously varied and interesting mix of cases. There will be a particular focus on supporting Iain Miller, Julie Norris and Jessica Clay in our Legal Services Regulatory team. Regarded as ‘the law firm for law firms’, the team has gone from strength to strength over the years, developing, retaining and recruiting some of the best, from private practice and in-house in the ever-changing & evolving world of regulatory professional discipline. Our team advise leading law firms; from both an advisory and investigation/ disciplinary standpoint, and are the forefront of developing new, innovative services for their clients. We are looking for someone ambitious who is keen to help support and develop this area of work, as well as work on other matters with all partners across the team where the opportunity arises. This could also be a great opportunity for someone who has already worked within the in-house risk team of a law firm to join our growing market leading legal services regulatory practice. What are we looking for? • Experience within regulatory/ professional discipline, ideally within legal services regulation, • Litigation and/or technical advisory experience in a disciplinary or regulatory context, • Strong legal analysis and drafting skills, • A very capable, inquisitive and ambitious person looking to complement a growing team, • An ability to get up to speed quickly on matters and to shift focus/ direction with competing demands and deadlines, • A keen interest to broaden their own knowledge and understanding, • Excellent attention to detail, accuracy and drafting skills, • Honesty, integrity and professionalism Why KN? This is a fantastic time to join a consistently top voted firm (by Best Companies) at a particularly exciting period of growth. With an ambitious business plan, growing client base and number of exciting lateral senior hires– the successful associate will join a collegiate team with excellent retention rates and development opportunities. However, whilst we are proud of our work, it is our people who are the key to our success. KN takes wellness and well-being very seriously, and we have a number of initiatives and programmes in place to ensure that our people feel included, happy and motivated at work. We look for committed, reflective and diverse team players whose core values align with ours. We offer competitive salaries, excellent benefits and a flexible/hybrid working model. We are also always genuinely happy to consider flexible working applications, and we welcome applications from those who have outside commitments & responsibilities and need to work flexibly. For a discreet or confidential phone call please contact Molly MacKenzie-Williams () Recruitment Advisor at Kingsley Napley.

Transition Planning Lead – Strategic IT Operations Programme Location: London (Hybrid) Start Date: Immediate Rate: Up to £525/day Inside IR35 Duration: 3 months initially - high likelihood of extension Are you an experienced transition leader ready to drive a high-impact outsourcing programme? We’re seeking a Transition Planning Lead to manage the end-to-end planning, governance, and risk mitigation for a major IT operations transition—ensuring continuity, compliance, and strategic alignment. Role Overview You’ll lead the successful transition of people, processes, and technology from one operational model to another, with minimal disruption to business services. This includes managing dependencies, overseeing knowledge transfer, and ensuring a smooth cutover aligned with organisational goals. Key Responsibilities • Develop and maintain a comprehensive transition plan across all streams: people, process, and technology., • Lead governance forums for effective stakeholder engagement and decision-making., • Identify and manage risks and interdependencies to prevent delays or disruptions., • Oversee service handover and knowledge transfer to ensure operational continuity., • Align transition activities with broader organisational outsourcing strategies., • Deliver a seamless operational cutover with minimal business impact. Your Experience • Proven success in leading large-scale IT service transitions in complex, regulated environments., • Experience working with or within large law firms or professional services organisations., • Strong background in transition governance, stakeholder management, and risk mitigation., • Skilled in managing outsourcing programmes where compliance, security, and service quality are critical. Why This Role? This is a high-profile opportunity to shape the future of IT operations in a dynamic and forward-thinking organisation. You’ll work with senior stakeholders and cross-functional teams to deliver a transition that sets the foundation for long-term success. Ready to lead a transition that makes a difference? Apply now or get in touch to learn more. Reference: AMC/JWH/TPLL1

A highly regarded London-based law firm is seeking an experienced Associate to join its leading Venture Capital and Emerging Companies practice. This is an excellent opportunity for a lawyer with solid corporate experience to take on high-quality transactional work within a supportive and entrepreneurial environment. Key Responsibilities Advising investors and fast-growth companies on venture capital financings (seed, Series A and beyond). Acting on both investor-side and company-side transactions. Drafting and negotiating investment agreements, shareholder agreements, articles of association, and related documentation. Managing transactions from term sheet through to completion with appropriate supervision. Supporting senior team members on complex deals while taking ownership of your own matters. Building long-term client relationships and contributing to business development initiatives. Candidate Attributes: • 4–6 years’ PQE gained in a recognised corporate or venture capital practice., • Strong experience in VC or wider corporate transactions, ideally including both company and investor-side work., • Excellent drafting and negotiation skills, with the ability to work independently on deals., • A commercial mindset with an interest in the start-up and venture capital ecosystem., • Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work collaboratively in a close-knit team., • Ambition to grow within a practice that is highly ranked and widely recognised in this space.

We are working with a leading international firm who are looking for a Solicitor to join their Insurance team within their London office. The Role: The successful candidate will join a dynamic and experienced Commercial Insurance team, specialising in Property Damage matters. The candidate will engage in a spectrum of challenging insurance property related issues, including third party property damage (TPPD), product liability, policy coverage and subrogated recoveries. The candidate will play a key role in advising international and domestic clients in insurance property-related disputes. The candidate will also demonstrate a willingness to contribute to business development while managing client relationships. Essential Criteria • 3+ PQE;, • Strong background in insurance property law, including third party property damage and product liability,;, • Ability to demonstrate strong commercial awareness;, • Outstanding academics;, • Technically excellent;, • Negotiation skills;, • Willingness to become involved in business development;, • Ability to work independently and as a team. Benefits • Excellent salary package (commensurate with experience);, • Generous benefits package;, • Extensive opportunities for career development;, • Excellent client base;, • Hybrid working;, • Inclusive and friendly culture. Please contact Andrew Currie on +44 7519489330 or email if you would like to have a confidential discussion about this opportunity.

About the Client A global technology leader delivering innovative open-source solutions to mission-critical environments, empowering organisations to advance their digital strategies. About the Role Join a dynamic legal team in a new strategic role, reporting to a senior legal leader and collaborating with the corporate legal function. Gain exposure to complex commercial contracts, M&A, and product strategy in a high-growth, global business. Key Responsibilities • Negotiate strategic contracts, including licensing and distribution agreements., • Advise on product development, go-to-market strategies, and legal frameworks., • Support M&A, joint ventures, financing, and governance matters. About You • Qualified solicitor in England & Wales (3–5 years’ PQE)., • Experienced in global technology contracts (outsourcing, SLAs, development)., • An interest in corporate law (M&A, financing, governance)., • Commercially focused, creative, and adaptable in a fast-paced environment., • Strong stakeholder management and passion for technology. Why Join? This is a great opportunity to shape legal strategy in a cutting-edge, global tech organisation alongside a collaborative, high-performing team.

We are working with a market-leading law firm who are looking for a Senior Solicitor to join their Finance team within their London office. The Role: The successful candidate will join an experienced and dynamic team, engaging in a diverse range of real estate finance matters, with a particular focus on drafting and negotiating LMA based real estate facility agreements. The candidate will work across a broad range of sectors, encompassing both development and investments. The candidate will play a key role in deals across a spectrum of asset classes in both the domestic and international markets. The candidate will also demonstrate a willingness to contribute to business development while managing client relationships. Essential Criteria • 5+ PQE;, • Strong background in real estate finance with particularly strong deal management skills;, • Ability to demonstrate strong commercial awareness;, • Outstanding academics;, • Technically excellent;, • Negotiation skills;, • Willingness to become involved in business development;, • Ability to work independently and as a team. Benefits • Excellent salary package (commensurate with experience);, • Generous benefits package;, • Extensive opportunities for career development;, • Excellent client base;, • Hybrid working;, • Inclusive and friendly culture. Please contact Nuala Darragh on +44 7540 310 755 or email if you would like to have a confidential discussion about this opportunity.

A well-established UK law firm is seeking to appoint a Partner to join its Property Disputes team in London. This is a strategic opportunity for a senior lawyer to play a key role in the continued growth and development of a high-performing real estate litigation practice. The ideal candidate will have a minimum of eight years’ post-qualification experience in property litigation, with a strong background in commercial landlord and tenant disputes, rights of light, party wall matters, and leasehold enfranchisement. You will be expected to lead on complex cases, supervise junior lawyers, and contribute to the strategic direction of the team. This role requires a confident business developer with a demonstrable ability to convert opportunities into revenue. Candidates should bring a small but credible client following or network, along with a clear business plan to support future growth. Strong client management skills and a commitment to delivering excellent service are essential. You will be joining a collaborative and forward-thinking team, known for its technical expertise and pragmatic approach. The firm offers a supportive and inclusive culture, with a clear framework for career progression and leadership development. This is a rare opportunity to shape the future of a thriving team, take ownership of high-quality work, and build something meaningful within a firm that genuinely values its people.

Employment Law Partner – National Law Firm (London) Employer-Led Focus | Senior Role | High-Quality National Platform The Opportunity We are seeking a highly experienced Employment Law Partner to join our London office as part of our market-leading national practice. This is a strategic appointment aimed at strengthening our employer-led capabilities, particularly in complex and commercially sensitive matters. As a Partner, you will have the platform and resources of a full-service national firm, with a broad cross-sector client base including household-name corporates, high-growth businesses, public sector bodies, and international organisations. The Role • Lead and develop the London employment law offering, focusing on high-value, complex, and business-critical work for employers., • Advise on a full spectrum of employment matters including senior executive issues, TUPE, business reorganisations, discrimination, whistleblowing, restrictive covenants, and employment litigation., • Collaborate closely with our corporate, commercial, regulatory, and dispute resolution teams to provide seamless multi-disciplinary advice., • Drive business development initiatives to grow the client base and enhance the firm’s profile in the London market., • A senior employment lawyer, ideally with existing partner or legal director experience, and a proven track record of delivering exceptional employer-side advice., • Some client following or established relationships that you can bring to the role., • Commercially astute, with the ability to understand clients’ businesses and deliver pragmatic, solution-driven advice., • Top-tier platform: Work within a recognised employment team, ranked nationally for the quality of its work and client base., • High-quality client roster: Access to significant national and international employers, as well as growth companies in emerging sectors., • Strategic growth role: Opportunity to shape and grow the London employment practice., • Collaborative culture: Enjoy the support of a collegiate partnership with shared values and a focus on client service. Confidential enquiries welcome. Please send your CV to

Senior Conflicts Advisor – Global Law Firm London RedLaw is proud to be partnering with a prestigious global law firm in their search for a Senior Conflicts Advisor to join their dynamic team on a permanent basis. This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced compliance professional to take on a pivotal role within the firm’s global Conflicts team, providing expert guidance and support on conflicts of interest across the firm’s international network. As Senior Conflicts Advisor, you will be the primary point of contact for all conflict-related queries, working closely with partners and key stakeholders to provide clear, reliable advice. You will play a central role in managing complex conflicts issues, supporting the firm’s internal processes, and ensuring global compliance standards are upheld. Key Responsibilities • Act as the first line of escalation for conflict checking queries., • Review and analyse conflict reports, escalating matters where necessary., • Draft recommendation reports for the Conflicts Committee., • Assist in the preparation and delivery of training materials., • Maintain conflicts-related documentation and internal resources., • Support the drafting of conflict and confidentiality waivers., • Collaborate on local, regional, and global compliance projects., • Provide ad hoc support to the broader compliance and risk team. Requirements: • A minimum of 4 years' experience in conflicts, ideally within a legal or professional services environment., • Exceptional communication skills, with the ability to build strong, trusted relationships across all levels of the business., • Highly organised and detail-oriented, with confidence in managing and analysing complex information. If you’re an experienced compliance professional with strong conflicts experience, looking to take the next step in your career within a global environment, we’d love to hear from you.

Allen Lane are delighted to be supporting a housing association on their recruitment for an interim Housing/Disrepair Solicitor. The ideal candidate will be a qualified Solicitor with a practising certificate in England & Wales, experience working on housing disrepair cases and managing a team of Litigation Paralegals. Responsibilities: • Lead on the development and dissemination of best practice in disrepair case management., • Provide legal advice and supervision to legal caseworkers, paralegals and housing teams on all aspects of housing disrepair law, including relevant environmental health matters., • Review cases, advising on strengths, risks, quantum, and settlement terms, ensuring adherence to pre-action protocols, applicable legal requirements and policies., • Instruct external solicitors and barristers as required, or liaise directly with defence solicitors to negotiate settlements., • Support and guide paralegals to ensure procedural compliance, cost-effectiveness, and customer-focused solutions., • Deliver training sessions and produce written guidance and templates to improve organisational understanding of disrepair issues., • Maintain up-to-date knowledge of legislative changes and case law affecting housing disrepair, and brief the business accordingly., • Hybrid arrangements - at least three days a week in an office. On other days, working from home may be possible, depending on the work and the interaction required. Essentials: • Qualified Solicitor or Barrister with current practising certificate (England & Wales) of at least 2 years post qualification experience in housing and disrepair law., • In-depth knowledge of housing disrepair legislation, relevant case law, and pre-action protocols as well as a proven track record of resolving disrepair claims cost-effectively, including negotiation and litigation., • Experience advising on contentious litigation ideally in housing management matters, including disrepair.

Your new company A London-based property development management company is seeking a senior legal professional to join on a 12-month fixed-term contract. The company specialises in delivering high-quality residential-led projects and is backed by international stakeholders. The business has undergone significant transformation in recent years and continues to progress several exciting developments, including a major regeneration project. Your new role You will support the General Counsel in delivering comprehensive legal advice across a wide range of areas, including real estate, construction, planning, environmental, finance, and corporate law. You will be handling: • Drafting and negotiating construction contracts, • Company and corporate law matters, including some company secretarial responsibilities, • Managing external legal counsel, • Commercial, consumer, IP, and dispute resolution matters What you'll need to succeed To be successful in this role, you'll need to be a qualified solicitor or barrister with significant experience (at least 5 years' PQE). Experience in the real estate, construction, or infrastructure industries is essential; in-house experience would be highly beneficial. This role requires someone with highly developed people and communication skills, independence, discretion, and a proactive mindset. The successful candidate may also have: • Experience in company secretarial matters, • A competitive salary in the range of £100k-£110k, • Hybrid working (3 days in the office), • The opportunity to work on high-profile London development projects, • A collaborative and non-hierarchical working culture, • Exposure to a business undergoing strategic transformation What you need to do now If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now. If this job isn't quite right for you, but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion about your career. Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job you accept the T&C's, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be found at hays.co.uk

Human Resources Business Partner Location: United Kingdom (regional remit across UK & Nordics) Travel: Limited regional travel as required Compensation: Strong base + performance bonus + benefits Step into a visible HR leadership role with the scope to shape people strategy while staying close to operational impact. Why This Business A multinational organisation with a strong European presence is investing in HR leadership to strengthen performance, engagement, and compliance. Joining at this stage offers the chance to influence across multiple markets while gaining senior exposure in a complex, fast-moving environment. What You’ll Be Doing • Partner with senior stakeholders across the UK and Nordics to deliver people strategies that drive performance and culture, • Lead on employee relations, compliance, and workforce planning, ensuring alignment with business objectives, • Implement HR initiatives to enhance engagement, retention, and leadership capability, • Oversee HR operations, including recruitment, payroll, and policy alignment, balancing daily delivery with long-term projects What You’ll Bring • 5–7 years’ HR experience, ideally stepping up from HR Manager or Supervisor level, • Strong expertise in UK employment law and proven stakeholder influence, • Experience in matrix organisations and multi-country HR operations, • Resilience, agility, and confidence to balance empathy with accountability Who This Suits You’re a commercially minded HR professional who thrives on visibility and influence. Ready to step beyond a single-country remit, you’ll excel at combining people-first leadership with operational delivery in a multinational setting. Benefits • Performance-linked package with bonus, • Private medical insurance, • Pension scheme, • Generous employee discount on products, • Hybrid working model with regular office presence Apply now for a confidential conversation with Walker Lovell.

Role Overview Our Financial Services client is seeking to appoint a strategic and commercially minded HR Business Partner to join their established team of five, reporting directly to the Head of Business Partnering. This role will work closely with senior leaders across several key support functions, representing a population of approximately 500–600 UK-based employees. The successful candidate will play a key role in shaping and delivering the People Strategy, fostering a culture of high performance and collaboration across the business. This is an excellent opportunity to influence at a senior level and contribute to a forward-thinking HR agenda in a dynamic and fast-paced environment. Our client offers a flexible hybrid working model, typically requiring 2–3 days per week in the London City office. There is also potential openness to compressed hours or alternative working arrangements, subject to meeting the needs of the business and the requirements of the role being met. Key Responsibilities • Build and maintain strong, trusted relationships with key stakeholders, executing strategic HR initiatives that align with business objectives., • Provide expert guidance and support to people leaders, enabling them to attract, retain, and engage high-performing teams., • Deliver key cyclical HR processes including Talent Reviews, Performance Management, and Pay Review., • Lead and manage organisational change initiatives, including restructures and other transformation activities., • Take ownership of complex performance improvement processes., • Manage complex employee relations cases, providing clear advice in line with legal and policy requirements., • Interpret and present data insights from Employee Opinion Surveys, identifying trends and opportunities for action to the business., • Ensure compliance with all employment legislation and proactively adapt to changes in the legal landscape., • Utilise data-driven tools to analyse business and people metrics and drive informed decision-making., • Demonstrate a growth mindset and proactively seek opportunities for continuous improvement in processes, standards, and performance outcomes., • Act as a role model for HR best practice and high performance culture, mentoring and supporting colleagues in the team and across the wider HR function., • Partner with HR's CoE to ensure alignment of business goals with specialist HR support and subject matter expertise., • Adherence to all relevant regulatory requirements and the demonstration of behaviours as set out in the Client's Conduct Risk Policy. Skills and Experience required • Comprehensive HRBP experience in a matrix organisation., • Demonstrated successful HR operational and strategic HR delivery, preferably in a Regulated Financial Services or Professional Services environment., • Solid practical employee relations experience is essential, including the end-to-end management of complex cases such as disciplinaries, grievances, and without prejudice conversations., • Strong proficiency in Excel and PowerPoint, • Strong ability to interpret and analyse data to support business decision-making, with confidence in presenting insights and recommendations to senior leadership., • Experience in transformation initiatives and organisational design is advantageous, particularly in supporting strategic change., • Ability to manage multiple tasks and deadlines whilst maintaining a high attention to detail., • Proactive, with a growth mind-set., • Highly developed interpersonal, communication, presentation and influencing skills., • Able to operate under pressure and deliver results within a timely manner., • Extensive understanding of UK employment law, international legislation beneficial., • CIPD qualification is desirable.

About the Role This is a standalone HR position where you’ll be the go-to expert for all things people-related in the London office. You’ll work closely with international HR teams to ensure seamless support across the employee lifecycle - from recruitment and onboarding to performance management and offboarding. You’ll be instrumental in aligning local HR practices with UK legislation and global standards, while fostering a positive, inclusive, and high-performing workplace culture. Why Join Us? This is a fantastic opportunity to take ownership of HR operations in a dynamic, globally connected business. You’ll have the autonomy to shape HR practices locally while benefiting from the support and collaboration of international colleagues. If you’re ready to bring your expertise to a role where your impact will be felt across the business, we’d love to hear from you. Key Responsibilities • Act as the primary HR contact for London-based employees., • Lead recruitment efforts, manage agency relationships, and negotiate contracts., • Oversee onboarding, contracts, screening, probation, and exit processes., • Collaborate with international HR teams on payroll, reporting, and compliance., • Maintain sponsorship and visa processes for international hires., • Organise team-building and social events to enhance employee engagement., • Manage employee relations including grievances, disciplinary matters, and flexible working requests., • Support performance reviews, training, development, and insurance matters., • Provide guidance on expatriate secondments and cross-border HR issues., • Drive ad-hoc HR projects and continuous improvement initiatives. What We’re Looking For Experience: • Proven experience in a similar HR role or looking to step up into HR Manager role, • Strong IT skills (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook)., • Business-minded with a proactive and solution-oriented approach., • Excellent attention to detail and ability to handle confidential matters discreetly., • Strong interpersonal skills and a collaborative mindset., • Solid understanding of UK employment law, immigration, and income tax.

I am working with a Top 100 City Law firm who is looking for a highly astute residential property associate to join a highly regarded Residential Property team advising on prime London real estate, high-value sales & purchases, lease extensions, and landed estates. The requirements and the offer include; • A solid residential property background, • Exposure to top-tier clients including HNWIs, investors & lenders, • Broad scope: sales, purchases, refinancing, portfolio work & landlord/tenant matters, • Supportive, collaborative culture + competitive rewards Apply now to be part of a leading City team. Please note our advertisements use PQE/salary levels purely as a guide. However we are happy to consider applications from all candidates who are able to demonstrate the skills necessary to fulfil the role. At LAW Absolute we endeavour to respond to all applications within 48 hours. However due to the volume of applications we receive we may not be able to respond to every candidate individually. If you have not heard from us within a 48 hour timeframe your application has not been successful and your details have not been retained. LAW Absolute acts as an employment business for temporary recruitment and as an employment agency for fixed term contract and permanent recruitment.

LAW Absolute has partnered with a leading international law firm whose market-leading, full-service tax team recognised for delivering commercially focused advice across the full spectrum of corporate and real estate transactions, seeks an experienced corporate tax lawyer to join them asap on a contract for 12 months. You’ll be working on a broad mix of stand-alone advisory and transactional matters, including: • Domestic and international real estate tax, • M&A and corporate reorganisations, • Financing structures, • Employee incentives (experience in this area is advantageous but not essential) You will have at least 4+ PQE with proven expertise in the tax aspects of corporate transactions. This role offers you the chance to play a key role in high-value, complex deals, while building your own practice and client profile. You will: • Work alongside a highly respected tax team with a strong market reputation, • Have exposure to a wide variety of work, spanning advisory and transactional tax matters, • Opportunity to grow your career and build your practice, • A supportive environment that encourages client development, progression, and collaboration with the wider corporate team This is an exciting chance for an ambitious tax lawyer to join a dynamic team, advising on some of the most interesting and challenging work in the market. Please note our advertisements use PQE/salary levels purely as a guide. However we are happy to consider applications from all candidates who are able to demonstrate the skills necessary to fulfil the role. At LAW Absolute we endeavour to respond to all applications within 48 hours. However due to the volume of applications we receive we may not be able to respond to every candidate individually. If you have not heard from us within a 48 hour timeframe your application has not been successful and your details have not been retained. LAW Absolute acts as an employment business for temporary recruitment and as an employment agency for fixed term contract and permanent recruitment.

Our client Our client is a leading Global Investment Management firm. They are seeking a Senior Legal Counsel to work within a small and busy team of senior in-house lawyers. The individual carrying out this role will support the investment, operational and governance activities of the firm supporting stakeholders across all levels of seniority. Key responsibilities • Reviewing, negotiating and advising on contracts specific to investing and trading in public markets and securities (such as, counterparty terms of business, trading master agreements, securities lending agreements and custody agreements), • Occasionally Advising on transactions relating to private investments, • Reviewing, negotiating and advising on a broad range of service provider contracts relating to the firm’s operations, infrastructure and technology framework, • Ad-Hoc regulatory advice as required. Experience requirements: • A solicitor with between 7 year + post-qualification experience, • The successful candidate will have an in-house background working in financial services, ideally on the buyside., • Experience in capital markets or experience with counterparties would be an advantage., • A strong academic background (at least a Bachelor’s degree), with solicitor training completed in a top tier law firm. Due to the high volume of applications, if you haven’t heard back from the team on this role, unfortunately, your application has been unsuccessful. If your profile matches any of our other opportunities, one of our consultants will be in touch. About Simmons & Hanbury Simmons & Hanbury is a specialist executive search firm that sources and secures the best human capital and future leaders for our clients. We provide an integrated international service to support our clients across the globe, from our group headquarters based in the heart of the City of London. We support some of the most prestigious organisations in the world, across financial services, commerce & industry, and professional services. Our services include executive search, interim solutions and market intelligence within the Legal, Compliance, Corporate Governance and Human Resources practice areas. We are committed to creating an inclusive and accessible recruitment process for all candidates. If you require any reasonable adjustments to participate in the application process, please reach out directly. We welcome discussions about your needs and endeavour to provide support to ensure a positive experience.

Digital & Integration (D&I) HQ HR Intern London About SLB We are SLB, a global technology company, driving energy innovation for a balanced planet. We are creating and deploying the technology needed to enable net zero for our customers and the planet. Global in outlook, local in practice, we're united in our passion for discovering solutions and in our commitment to creating a sustainable and balanced future. We set the bar high. So, we're looking for talented, driven people committed to innovation and success and who act with integrity. Job Description The Position holder is responsible for supporting the Digital & Integration (D&I) HQ HR Manager with first line of support to employees and managers within the Division HQ for all HR topics. He or she functions as an HR intern and assists with administrative and HR-related tasks to support the HR Organization. The position reports to the D&I Global HR Manager. Successful position holders are excellent communicators, enjoy solving problems, working with data management and work well in diverse teams. Responsibilities · Assist in developing and implementing local and international transfers to be able to monitor and create reports on key metrics for people movement. · Responsible for tracking and follow up of letters of assignment and promotions and people moves. · Supporting with tracking and follow up of all HR initiatives including hiring, onboarding relocation, performance appraisals, promotions, etc. · Supporting headcount reviews for HQ populations and follow up on timely mapping of employees in the right SAP job codes, financial teams and reporting lines · Monitor the headcount governance implementation & recruiting progress · Develop extensive relationships with key stakeholders to enable good communication and smooth implementation of processes. · Support the successful implementation and use of new initiatives related to HR topics. · Maintain a good grasp of HR and business issues · Keep abreast of all new D&I and company wide HR initiatives Qualifications · Bachelor's degree in Human Resource Management or studying toward a degree in Human Resource Management or related field · Proficiency in all Microsoft Office applications. · Ability to work as part of a team. · Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. · Effective communication skills. · Detail-oriented, excellent organizational skills · English language as a minimum, a second language is beneficial SLB is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified applicants are considered without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, status as a protected veteran or other characteristics protected by law.

Junior Associate - London Our London disputes team is the largest offshore practice in London. Drawing on the strength of our global team across multiple international jurisdictions, we have a winning track record and prioritise offering a seamless cross-border client service. We advise on the most significant offshore disputes, which invariably span multiple jurisdictions, winning keynote victories for our clients and often helping shape the law. We also advise on the largest and most complex cross-border restructurings and insolvencies of recent times. The demanding nature of our work and our clients means our team have to be able to offer pragmatic but often creative solutions to complex problems. About the role We are growing our London Disputes team and seek to add a Junior Associate. As a Junior Associate, you will have room to grow, learning from senior team members. You will work on a range of litigation and insolvency matters, including fraud, asset recovery, shareholder and corporate disputes, and contentious trust matters. Cases often entail applications for urgent interim relief, including injunctions and receivership orders, requiring the ability to react quickly to fast-moving developments. You will provide tailored legal advice and action accordingly through your ability to: • digest large amounts of detailed information quickly, • draft concise documents in plain language, • research efficiently, • produce first-class legal analysis on complex areas of law and fact patterns, • effectively take notes and recording of clear instructions, • provide concise letters and reports for clients, written in plain language, • advise clients, helping them decide the best course of action, • write and speak persuasively, • manage competing deadlines Business generation: • Contribute to appropriate business development activities of the team and the firm, • Wherever the opportunity arises, promote the services of teams from across the firm to the client for whom you are acting, • Actively participate in thought leadership, • Identify and attend appropriate networking opportunities What you need • To be admitted in England & Wales, • To have completed your training contract About Harneys Harneys is an international law firm known for its entrepreneurial thinking. Experts in British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Cyprus, Luxembourg, Bermuda, Anguilla, and Jersey law, our service is built around professionalism, personal service, and rapid response. Our expertise cover all major transactional, contentious, and private client disciplines. With a global presence spanning 10 offices in key financial centres across the Americas, Asia, the Caribbean, and Europe, we provide the highest-quality services to clients in their own languages and time zones. Joining Harneys means becoming part of a dynamic, forward-thinking team that values innovation and excellence. If you're ready to make an impact in a global firm with a reputation for delivering exceptional results, Harneys is the place for you. You can learn more about our culture and values on our ___ You can learn more about our culture and values on our You also may have noticed that we love LinkedIn here at Harneys, check out our company page- ___ Disclaimer All personal information shared as part of the application process will be used for recruitment-related purposes only. You can read more about this in our ___ Harneys is strictly an equal opportunities employer and we recognise the benefits of diversity. For more information, please visit ___ Harneys is strictly an equal opportunities employer and we recognise the benefits of diversity. For more information, please visit