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Associate – Corporate Trusts & Agency (Structured Finance & DCM) Location: London Firm: Leading International Law Firm We are currently partnering with a leading international law firm to recruit an Associate-level lawyer for their highly regarded Corporate Trusts & Agency team in London. Having previously placed two associates into this team, we can confidently say it is an outstanding, supportive group offering genuinely interesting, complex and high-profile work. The Team & Work The Corporate Trusts & Agency team advises on a wide variety of international and domestic transactions, including: • Corporate debt and high-yield, • Convertibles and subordinated debt, • Debt programmes, • Repackagings, • Securitisations, including:, • CMBS, • RMBS, • Master trust structures, • Project bonds, • CDOs and other structured products You will also gain extensive experience advising loan agents on syndicated loan facilities, working closely with stakeholders across the capital markets and banking ecosystem. The Role As an Associate in this team, you will: • Act for corporate trustees, agents and other corporate services providers on a broad range of finance transactions, • Draft, review and negotiate trust deeds, agency agreements, security documents and related finance documentation, • Advise on the ongoing administration, restructuring and enforcement of finance transactions, • Work on cross-border, market-leading matters alongside lawyers in London and across the firm’s international network, • Take early responsibility for matters while receiving strong guidance from experienced partners and senior lawyers This role offers an excellent platform to develop a specialist practice in corporate trusts and agency work within the broader structured finance and capital markets space. Candidate Profile This position would suit: • A lawyer with a broad banking/finance background and a strong interest in corporate trusts and agency work; or, • A Structured Finance, Securitisation or Debt Capital Markets (DCM) lawyer looking to pivot into a more specialist, technically challenging area of law. You will likely have: • 1–5 years’ post-qualification experience (PQE) in corporate trusts, banking & finance, structured finance, securitisation or DCM, • Strong document negotiation and drafting skills, • A genuine interest in complex capital markets and structured finance products, • The ability to work collaboratively with internal and external stakeholders, • A proactive, solutions-focused and commercial approach Culture & Development The team is known for: • Its involvement in highly complex, market-leading transactions, • A pragmatic, approachable and supportive culture, • A genuinely collaborative working environment, both within the team and across the firm You will have the opportunity to: • Work closely with highly experienced partners and senior lawyers, • Build deep technical expertise in corporate trust and agency mandates, • Gain exposure to sophisticated structured finance, securitisation and capital markets work Interested? To discuss this role in more detail or to register your interest, please contact: All enquiries will be treated in the strictest confidence.

Compliance Analyst Top US Law Firm London Office - 4 Days A Week In London Office (Initially) Salary Up To £55,000pa 1-2 Years Experience Required My client, a top US law firm, is actively recruiting for an enthusiastic and professional Legal Risk & Compliance Analyst to join them in their London office. The team is responsible for providing risk, legal and regulatory advice and support to the London office - managing new client and business acceptance, as well as general compliance matters. As the successful Analyst, you'll be responsible for (but not limited to) the following: • Completing client and matter checks, • Carrying out risk assessments, • Assisting with monthly reporting to the MLRO, • Assisting with management of the team inbox and workflow, • Keeping up to date with changes to AML and sanctions regulations, • Proactively monitoring the status of AML checks, • Conducting sanctions checks and maintaining the databases, • Drafting written analysis for fee-earners and the MLRO, • Liaising with the US Conflicts team on queries, • Assisting with lateral hire clearances • much more. To be considered, you'll have/be the following: • Have 1-2 years experience within compliance from a law firm, • Ideally, be educated to degree level, • Be able to commute to the London office FOUR days a week (initially), • Have knowledge of the SRA Rules and AML legislation If you match the above criteria and you're keen to find out more about this new opportunity, get in touch as soon as possible.

About the Company Leading professional services organisation seeks Associate Director to join their highly skilled in-house legal team in London. About the Role An opportunity to join a supportive and dynamic team, in a varied role supporting all levels of the organisation across service lines and the full range of internal business functions. It will be to engage on both the client and supplier side with an emphasis on sell-side, providing commercial and facilitative advice with the opportunity to be the legal lead on firm-wide projects, working closely with the business. Offering interesting and broad spread of project work (software development, systems integration, business transformation) and client contracts (engagement agreements, MSAs, GFAs), including tech, software, licensing, outsourcing, government and public sector agreements, tenders, RFP responses, supplier agreements and AI. Qualifications • You will have over 8 years’ PQE and proven experience as a commercial lawyer, • In-house experience is essential, • Experience and grounding from a top tier City law firm is helpful, • UK/commonwealth jurisdiction/common law jurisdiction qualification; please note visa sponsorship is not offered Required Skills • Demonstrable experience of negotiating, drafting and advising across a range of commercial contracts, preferably within a professional services environment or similar. Attributes • The ideal candidate will be versatile, efficient, credible, persuasive, with the ability to prioritise and adapt to changing circumstances in a fast-paced environment Hybrid working, excellent salary and benefits package on offer.

A major UK financial services organisation is seeking a corporate lawyer to join it's tight knit legal team. You'll work on high-value risk transfer and reinsurance transactions, while supporting governance and broader group initiatives. This is an ideal opportunity for a transactional lawyer with M&A or reinsurance experience looking to move into a broad role which sits closely with the business and has excellent commercial exposure. Key responsibilities: • Drafting, negotiating and managing transaction documents from early-stage structuring to completion, • Providing legal support on existing transactions and operational queries, • Supporting governance processes and ensuring legal risks are clearly communicated, • Collaborating with various business teams and senior stakeholders, • Managing external counsel, • Assisting with development of standard documentation and contributing to legal training About you: • Qualified lawyer with 3+ years' PQE gained in corporate M&A/reinsurance at a leading firm., • Knowledge of FS regulation helpful but not essential For a confidential discussion, please apply or contact Stephanie Bruckl at . ...

Corporate Associate (M&A, 2–6PQE) – Elite US Law Firm – Central London Our client, a prestigious US law firm with a top-tier reputation in strategic M&A, is seeking high-calibre Corporate Associates (2–6PQE) to join its dynamic London team. This is a rare opportunity to work on complex, cross-border transactions for some of the world’s most innovative businesses. About the Firm With a global platform spanning the US, Europe, and Asia, our client is consistently ranked among the leading firms for technology-driven M&A and corporate transactions. The London office plays a central role in the firm’s international strategy, advising on deals that shape the future of sectors such as technology, fintech, AI, and advanced manufacturing. The team is known for its lean structure, collaborative culture, and ability to deliver cutting-edge solutions for elite clients. The Role You will gain exposure to a diverse range of transactions, including: • Private M&A (majority of work), • Public M&A (growing share), • Private equity (minorities, joint ventures, complex equity structures), • Strategic corporate venture for blue-chip clients, • Growth equity and VC crossover transactions, • Corporate reorganisations The work is highly cross-border, with UK-only deals being rare. You will collaborate with colleagues across the US, Europe, and Asia on globally significant mandates. What They’re Looking For • 2–6PQE, qualified in England & Wales, • Strong corporate training and demonstrable deal ownership, • Excellent drafting skills and technical fundamentals, • Intellectual agility and ability to learn quickly, • Interest in mixed strategic M&A (private, public, corporate venture) Desired but not essential: • Public M&A experience, • Minority/JV structuring exposure, • Corporate venture or growth equity experience Why Apply? • Global platform with London as a key hub for strategic deals, • High-profile mandates for elite clients in technology and innovation sectors, • Lean teams offering real responsibility and client exposure, • Collaborative culture with active partner involvement, • Competitive US-level compensation and clear progression opportunities

Job Title: Associate Department: Finance – Structured Finance Location: London Reporting Line: Senior leadership within the Finance team Contract Type: 12-month FTC Overview A leading international law firm is seeking an associate to join its highly regarded Structured Finance group in London. This role offers the chance to work directly with multiple partners on a wide range of complex and high-profile transactions across the UK, Europe and the US. The successful candidate will advise banks, arrangers, and asset managers on securitisation and structured finance mandates, including CLOs and other financing structures involving diverse asset classes. Key Responsibilities You will be involved in advising on: • The full lifecycle of securitisation and structured finance transactions, including structuring, documentation, execution and closing., • Drafting, reviewing and negotiating key transactional documents including prospectuses, offering circulars, trust deeds, servicing agreements and purchase agreements., • CLO transactions (warehouses and public deals), asset-backed lending facilities and cross-border financing matters across European and US markets., • EU/UK risk retention compliant structures and captive equity fund arrangements., • Supporting partners on complex cross-border transactions., • Keeping up to date with legal/regulatory developments affecting the structured finance sector. Candidate Profile The ideal candidate will have: • Demonstrated experience in securitisation and structured finance transactions., • Strong academic background and excellent technical legal skills. If you are interested in this role, please apply or contact

M&A Legal Counsel – London Our client, a dynamic and highly acquisitive listed company, is seeking an M&A Legal Counsel to join their London-based legal team. This is a unique opportunity to work in a fast-paced, deal-driven environment, supporting the company’s ambitious global growth strategy through strategic acquisitions. Key Responsibilities: • Advising on and managing M&A transactions from inception to completion, including due diligence, structuring, negotiation, and integration., • Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating transaction documents, including SPAs, shareholder agreements, NDAs, and other corporate agreements., • Coordinating with internal stakeholders, external counsel, and advisors to ensure smooth execution of deals., • Assisting with corporate governance matters, including regulatory compliance, board approvals, and disclosure requirements., • Providing strategic legal advice on post-merger integration and risk mitigation., • Monitoring market trends, legal developments, and regulatory changes impacting M&A and corporate transactions. Candidate Requirements: • UK-qualified solicitor with 3-5 years PQE, ideally gained within a top-tier law firm., • Strong experience in M&A, private equity, and/or corporate transactions., • Experience advising on cross-border transactions is highly desirable., • Ability to work in a high-pressure, fast-moving environment with multiple ongoing deals., • Excellent drafting, negotiation, and communication skills., • Strong commercial awareness and ability to provide pragmatic legal solutions.

Employment Associate – London -£160,000 + International law firm is seeking an Employment Associate to join its London Employment practice. The team handles some of the most high-profile and confidential employment mandates in the market, advising global corporates and FTSE clients on complex people-related matters. Work includes senior appointments and exits, workplace investigations, reorganisations, and high-stakes employment litigation. What you’ll do • Advise on employment aspects of M&A, private equity, reorganisations and corporate advisory mandates, • Lead on workplace investigations, culture and conduct issues, senior hires/exits, and litigation, • Draft, review and negotiate key documents, manage transactions and projects, and build strong client relationships, • Minimum 2 years’ PQE to 5 years' PQE in employment law (or equivalent international experience), • Excellent technical, drafting and organisational skills, • Strategic, market-leading work that shapes the future of employment law, • A close-knit, diverse and supportive team environment, • Commitment to continued learning with bespoke knowledge and business development programmes, • Agile working, genuine autonomy and an inclusive, speak-up culture, • Long-term career development, mentoring and leadership opportunities Location: London (agile working supported)

Role | Senior Planning Solicitor Experience | 10+ years PQE Based | Hybrid – with offices available in London or Cambridgeshire Offer | £85,000 - £95,000 per annum We are working with a major UK infrastructure organisation seeking an experienced Senior Planning Solicitor to join their in-house legal team, providing strategic legal advice on all planning and consenting matters relating to large-scale environmental and infrastructure projects. This is a high-profile position offering the opportunity to work on nationally significant development projects, with a particular focus on Development Consent Orders (DCOs), statutory consents, and compulsory acquisition matters. The successful candidate will play a key role in enabling the delivery of critical assets across the region. Key responsibilities: • Provide strategic legal advice on planning, consenting and environmental issues for major infrastructure projects., • Lead and manage Development Consent Order (DCO) applications and related statutory processes., • Advise on planning permissions, compulsory acquisition and environmental permitting., • Liaise with external lawyers, regulators, and statutory bodies to ensure compliance and minimise legal risk., • Deliver training and guidance to senior managers, ensuring consistent understanding of planning and consenting requirements. The successful candidate: • Qualified Solicitor (England & Wales) with 10+ years’ PQE in planning and consenting work., • Extensive experience in major infrastructure and DCO processes., • Excellent drafting, advocacy and communication skills., • Commercially aware, pragmatic and solution-driven., • Confident managing external advisers and influencing at senior levels. This role would suit a senior planning lawyer looking to apply their expertise within a complex, forward-thinking infrastructure organisation. You’ll contribute directly to the successful delivery of nationally important projects that enhance communities and the environment across the region. To apply, please submit your CV via the advert or contact Calum at Eclectic Recruitment for further information. We endeavour to reply to every candidate, every time, but if you haven’t heard back within 10 days, please understand that you have unfortunately been unsuccessful for this position, or the position has been filled. Please feel free to contact us to discuss other potential roles.

Partner Role - Competition & Antitrust London About the Firm Our client is a leading international disputes firm with a specialist focus on competition and antitrust litigation. The practice investigates and pursues damages claims where clients have been subjected to price-fixing, bid rigging, and market allocation, recovering billions for multinational, institutional, and business clients across financial services, foreign exchange, logistics, agriculture, technology, and consumer goods markets. The team has been at the forefront of competition disputes involving cutting-edge sectors such as digital markets, AI, and agricultural products - areas under active regulatory scrutiny. The practice is well known for its proactive approach, investing early in economists, investigators, and industry experts to identify antitrust infringements, quantify losses, and build high-value cases. The Role An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Partner or Counsel applicant to join the London Competition & Antitrust practice. You will work closely with partners and colleagues on multi-jurisdictional and often landmark cases, spanning: • High-profile competition damages claims, including follow-on actions, cartel litigation, and abuse of dominance disputes., • Group actions and collective redress, including securities and omissions litigation., • Multi-billion-pound cases across financial services, technology, logistics, consumer, and agricultural markets., • Strategic case development, including pleadings, evidence gathering, disclosure, and trial preparation., • Drafting high-quality correspondence and court documents under the CPR, Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) Rules, and other procedural frameworks., • Work on landmark competition cases with global impact., • Equity partnership, highly attractive comp package

Corporate Governance Professional – Large International Organisation (12-Month Contract) Overview A large, well-established international organisation is seeking a corporate governance professional for a 12-month fixed-term contract. The role sits within a central governance function and supports a broad range of entities, offering structured processes, cross-team collaboration, and consistent exposure to core governance work. Key Responsibilities • Support governance requirements across a varied portfolio of entities, ensuring compliance with statutory, regulatory, and internal obligations., • Coordinate routine board and committee cycles, including preparing agendas, collating papers, and drafting clear, accurate minutes., • Maintain corporate records, statutory registers, filings, and governance documentation., • Assist with entity lifecycle matters, including incorporations, restructurings, and dissolutions., • Liaise with internal stakeholders and external advisors to ensure timely execution of governance tasks., • Contribute to ongoing improvements of governance frameworks, processes, and controls., • Provide support on governance-related projects and respond to ad-hoc queries as required. Ideal Profile • Prior experience in corporate governance, company secretarial, or entity management roles., • Strong organisational skills with excellent attention to detail and the ability to manage multiple deadlines., • Confident communicator, comfortable working with stakeholders at various levels., • Reliable, proactive, and able to operate effectively within established processes.

About the Firm: A leading global law firm is seeking an Associate to join its market-leading Leveraged Finance team in London. The firm is recognized internationally for its expertise in complex, cross-border transactions and its strong reputation in sponsor-side financing. With a collaborative culture and a commitment to career progression, this is an opportunity to work on high-profile deals alongside some of the most experienced practitioners in the industry. About the Role: The Leveraged Finance team advises on a wide range of sophisticated transactions, including: • Leveraged acquisitions and public company financings., • Mezzanine and special situations., • Project and fund finance., • Debt restructurings and workouts. Candidate Profile: • NQ–10 years PQE with experience in leveraged finance or related areas., • Strong technical skills and commercial awareness., • Ability to manage complex transactions and work effectively in a fast-paced environment., • Excellent drafting and negotiation skills.

• Work on complex cross-border competition matters across the UK, EU, and beyond., • Take on significant responsibility and advocacy opportunities within a tier-one practice., • Collaborate with a dynamic team across five European offices in a supportive, positive culture. Join a top-ranked Competition, Regulation & Trade practice at a prestigious global law firm, consistently recognized as a leader in the field. This role offers exposure to high-profile cases, professional development support and a strong platform for career growth in a firm known for its positive and collaborative environment. Position Overview As a Competition Associate, you will play a key role in handling a wide range of matters involving UK, EU and international antitrust, cartel, and merger control laws. Working alongside a team of experts across their European offices, you will have the chance to take on meaningful responsibility, conduct your own advocacy where possible and gain valuable exposure to high-profile, cross-border work. Responsibilities • Handle a diverse caseload of contentious and non-contentious competition matters, • Assist with cartel and behavioural investigations, merger control and foreign direct investment, • Provide antitrust advice to leading financial institutions and top companies, • Support competition litigation, including private enforcement and appeals, • Advise on regulatory matters, state aid, public procurement, WTO and trade issues, • Plan, prioritise and delegate work tasks, updating supervising partners on progress, • Build strong client relationships through excellent service and communication Requirements • 2-6 PQE in a strong UK or European Competition practice, • Excellent academic record with at least a 2:1 degree (or equivalent), • Strong legal skills, including complex drafting, negotiation and project management, • Ability to manage costs, budgets and understand key drivers of law firm profitability, • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills with individuals at all levels

Director of Advocacy(12 Months FTC to Permanent) Hybrid – City of London | £100,000K-£120,000 Membership Bespoke are delighted to be partnering with a prestigious international professional body to appoint an experienced Director of Advocacy. This is a senior strategic role for an accomplished policy leader with extensive experience influencing government, regulatory, and industry stakeholders on a global scale. You will lead the organisation’s policy agenda – developing strategy, shaping external positions, and ensuring the voice of members and the wider sector is effectively represented across key markets. Key priorities include: • Designing and implementing a policy strategy., • Building strong relationships with policymakers, regulators, and government departments., • Leading responses to consultations and drafting policy briefings and position papers., • Managing high-level advocacy campaigns to influence policy outcomes internationally., • Engaging with members and stakeholders to shape policy priorities., • Managing specialist committees and working groups., • Leading a high-performing policy team and contributing to overall organisational leadership. About you: You will bring senior-level experience in international policy or public affairs, ideally within a membership, regulatory, or not-for-profit context. You’ll combine strategic vision with hands-on delivery, excellent communication skills, and the confidence to represent a respected organisation at the highest levels. To apply to the role of Director of Advocacy please send your CV, Due to the volume of applications we are only able to contact successful applicants. Therefore if you have not heard from us within 10 working days please deem your application as unsuccessful on this occasion. Membership Bespoke is acting as a recruitment business in relation to this role. Membership Bespoke positively encourages applications from suitably qualified and eligible candidates regardless of sex, race, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender reassignment, religion or belief, marital status, or pregnancy and maternity. Membership Bespoke is the most experienced membership-focused recruitment firm in the UK, with 10+ years of experience delivering tailored permanent, temporary, interim, and Executive Search recruitment solutions to Trade Associations, Regulatory Bodies, Political Parties, and Professional Bodies.

Policy Director (12 Months FTC to Permanent) Hybrid – City of London | £100,000K-£120,000 Membership Bespoke are delighted to be partnering with a prestigious international professional body to appoint an experienced Policy Director. This is a senior strategic role for an accomplished policy leader with extensive experience influencing government, regulatory, and industry stakeholders on a global scale. You will lead the organisation’s policy agenda – developing strategy, shaping external positions, and ensuring the voice of members and the wider sector is effectively represented across key markets. Key priorities include: • Designing and implementing a policy strategy., • Building strong relationships with policymakers, regulators, and government departments., • Leading responses to consultations and drafting policy briefings and position papers., • Managing high-level advocacy campaigns to influence policy outcomes internationally., • Engaging with members and stakeholders to shape policy priorities., • Managing specialist committees and working groups., • Leading a high-performing policy team and contributing to overall organisational leadership. About you: You will bring senior-level experience in international policy or public affairs, ideally within a membership, regulatory, or not-for-profit context. You’ll combine strategic vision with hands-on delivery, excellent communication skills, and the confidence to represent a respected organisation at the highest levels. To apply to the role of Policy Director please send your CV, Due to the volume of applications we are only able to contact successful applicants. Therefore if you have not heard from us within 10 working days please deem your application as unsuccessful on this occasion. Membership Bespoke is acting as a recruitment business in relation to this role. Membership Bespoke positively encourages applications from suitably qualified and eligible candidates regardless of sex, race, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender reassignment, religion or belief, marital status, or pregnancy and maternity. Membership Bespoke is the most experienced membership-focused recruitment firm in the UK, with 10+ years of experience delivering tailored permanent, temporary, interim, and Executive Search recruitment solutions to Trade Associations, Regulatory Bodies, Political Parties, and Professional Bodies.

This international law firm is committed to helping its people and clients achieve their goals. With a long-standing reputation for excellence and a global presence across major financial centres, the firm is recognised for delivering high-quality advice on complex, high-value matters. Team Overview • The real estate finance team operates at the top of the market, advising both lenders and sponsors on investment and development financing in the UK and across Europe., • The practice also covers senior/mezzanine facilities, investment grade financing, and distressed or non-performing loan transactions., • Two-partner team with a strong cohort of associates and trainees, • Consistently ranked in the top tiers by leading legal directories, • Regularly advises on high-profile and sophisticated mandates, • Works closely with the wider real estate and finance teams across Europe, • Balanced lender/borrower practice, with a significant portion of lender-side work Primary Objectives • Deliver excellent client service and lead high-value real estate finance transactions, • Meet and exceed billable hours and performance expectations, • Build and develop strong client relationships, • Contribute to business development and growth initiatives, • Supervise, support, and mentor junior team members Responsibilities • Handle a broad range of transactional real estate finance matters with both domestic and cross-border elements, • Act as lead lawyer on suitable transactions, delegating effectively and coordinating with partners and colleagues, • Provide strategic advice on complex legal issues and manage matters efficiently, including WIP and billing, • Strengthen client relationships by anticipating needs, communicating proactively, and delivering high-quality advice, • Support firm-wide initiatives, including diversity & inclusion, CSR, training, and industry engagement, • Comply with all risk, regulatory, and professional obligations, and contribute to client onboarding and acceptance processes Qualifications, Skills & Experience • Qualified solicitor (or equivalent) in a relevant jurisdiction, • Senior associate-level experience in real estate finance from a comparable environment, • Strong drafting, negotiation, writing, and project management skills, • Commercial awareness and understanding of law firm financial performance, • Knowledge of real estate finance products and client sectors If you are interested in this position, and you meet the requirements of the role, please click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV. Alternatively, if you would like to discuss this opportunity further, please contact Ellis Holes for a confidential discussion. Our advertisements use salary and experience as a guide only. Interlink Recruitment is an equal opportunities employer. *Please Note: Due to the high volume of applications we are currently receiving we are unable to contact applicants who have been unsuccessful.

Tax Associate (NQ - 1 Year PQE) London £100K-£120K + Competitive + benefits I am seeking a motivated and dynamic Tax Associate (NQ - 1 Year PQE) to join a growing legal team. The ideal candidate will be a qualified solicitor with a passion for tax law, dedicated to delivering innovative and practical solutions for the firms clients. This role offers an exceptional opportunity to work with a diverse client base across sectors, including private companies, high-net-worth individuals, and international corporations. The firm are committed to fostering a collaborative, inclusive, and supportive environment for professional development while encouraging a healthy work-life balance for all team members. Responsibilities • Provide high-quality legal advice on a variety of tax law matters, including corporate tax, VAT, inheritance tax, income tax, and capital gains tax., • Assist in developing and implementing tax-efficient strategies for a range of clients, from individuals to large-scale enterprises., • Support corporate transactions by advising on tax-related aspects, including M&A, restructuring, and financing deals., • Collaborate with other practice groups to deliver integrated solutions tailored to client needs., • Research and draft legal documentation, memoranda, and reports on complex tax-related issues., • Stay up-to-date on local, national, and international tax laws and regulatory changes that may impact clients., • Build and maintain strong relationships with clients to ensure unrivalled client service and satisfaction., • Aid in the resolution of tax disputes with HMRC and other relevant authorities., • Actively participate in business development initiatives to promote the firm's tax practice. Qualifications • Qualified solicitor with 0–1 year post-qualification experience (NQ - 1 PQE), ideally with some exposure to tax matters., • Completed relevant training or seat in tax law during your legal education/training contract., • Strong academic background, with an interest in tax law demonstrated through modules, internships, or work experience., • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to explain complex tax matters in a clear and concise manner., • Commercial awareness and a sound understanding of business and its intersection with the law., • Exceptional attention to detail and analytical skills., • Ability to work collaboratively in a team while maintaining the confidence to take ownership of tasks independently., • Proficient in time management and capable of meeting deadlines under pressure., • Commitment to diversity, equality, and inclusion in all aspects of your work. Day-to-Day • Advising on the tax implications of client activities and transactions., • Drafting and reviewing key legal documents, letters, and contracts related to tax matters., • Attending and contributing to team and client meetings, both virtually and in-person., • Engaging in cross-departmental collaboration to address client challenges holistically., • Supporting senior associates and partners with larger, more complex cases and projects., • Conducting research on evolving tax laws and providing updates to the team and clients., • Actively participating in knowledge-sharing sessions and training to strengthen skills and expertise., • Responding to client inquiries promptly, maintaining excellent service throughout every interaction. If you are eager to build a successful career in tax law and contribute to a supportive and forward-thinking environment, I encourage you to apply!

Clinical Negligence Solicitor - London- £60k-90k A rare and exciting opportunity has arisen for an Associate / Senior Associate to join a Clinical Negligence Department based in London. As an Associate / Senior Associate, you will be responsible for a caseload of Clinical Negligence matters. The role • As a ‘Associate / Senior Associate’ you will be responsible for:, • The management of a Clinical Negligence caseload. Mainly Spinal Injury & Brain Injury matters., • The drafting of legal documents such as Schedules of Loss, Disclosure Lists, Witness Statements, Instructions to Experts/Counsel, Cost Estimates etc., • Attending at Court both in person and electronically. We are inviting applications from candidates, with a minimum of 2 years PQE in Claimant Clinical Negligence. It is essential that applicants are confident in their ability to advocate to get the best possible outcomes for the client and have a thorough understanding of costs. Hydrid working is also possible for the right candidate working 1 day a week in the office per week. If you believe you have the skills and technical ability required for the role of a Clinical Negligence Solicitor, then please contact Craig Heywood for a confidential discussion.

Accountancy Secretary Our client, an accountancy practice based in NW11, is seeking an experienced Accountancy Secretary to provide high-level administrative and secretarial support to partners and the wider team. Previous secretarial experience within an accountancy practice is essential. Key Responsibilities Partner and client support • Managing partners portfolios and ensuring deadlines are met, • Supporting the client onboarding process including letters of engagement, AML checks and collecting required documentation, • Diary management for partners, arranging meetings and coordinating schedules, • Preparing and filing confirmation statements, • Processing director appointments and resignations, • Drafting minutes and issuing share certificates, • Maintaining workflow sheets for designated partners, • Monthly and quarterly billing, raising invoices and following up on outstanding payments, • General secretarial duties including document preparation, formatting and filing, • Covering reception when required and answering incoming calls Skills and experience required • Previous secretarial experience within an accountancy practice is essential, • Strong organisational skills and the ability to manage multiple deadlines, • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, • Proficient in Microsoft Word, Outlook and Excel, • Knowledge of service charge accounts is beneficial but not essential, • Professional, reliable and a strong team player What were offering • Location: NW11, • Salary: £30,000 - £36,000, • Hours: 9:00am - 5:30pm

Our client, a highly regarded US law firm, is expanding its Finance team in London and is looking for a mid-to-senior associate. The practice covers Real Estate Finance, Fund Finance and Leveraged Finance and is actively growing across all areas. They are particularly keen to see candidates with REF or fund finance experience, ideally with sponsor-side exposure, though strong lender-side backgrounds will also be considered. The Role You will work closely with senior lawyers and partners on a broad range of complex real estate finance transactions. You’ll be involved throughout the deal lifecycle, structuring, negotiating and managing transactions across a diverse client base, while building technical expertise and commercial judgment. Role Overview • Advise clients across the full spectrum of Real Estate Finance, Fund Finance and Leveraged Finance transactions., • Draft, negotiate, and review key transaction documents., • Assist in structuring deals and managing legal and commercial complexities., • Work collaboratively across teams to ensure smooth transaction execution., • Maintain close client contact throughout transactions, providing practical, commercially focused advice., • Contribute to internal knowledge sharing and client development initiatives. Requirements • England & Wales qualified, with 2–6 PQE across finance-related practice areas., • Strong academic record and proven legal expertise., • Skilled in drafting and negotiation, with excellent attention to detail., • Commercially minded, with strong communication and interpersonal skills., • Comfortable working in collaborative, cross-border teams under pressure., • Proactive, adaptable and committed to ongoing professional development and client engagement.

My client, a well-respected Litigation Practice is looking to recruit am experienced Costs Draftsman/Costs Lawyer to their established team. You will be providing Costs support in Clinical Negligence and Serious Injury with exposure to some real quality work. You will be responsible for dealing with a large caseload that will include bill drafting and negotiations. Responsibilities include but are not exclusive to: • Drafting bills of costs (using CostsMaster drafting software) in both traditional and electronic (Precedent S) format, • Preparing Costs Budgets in form Precedent H in accordance with Departmental requirements/workstreams, • Managing your own caseload dealing with complex matters, • Negotiation You must have Minimum of 12 months experience in a Bill Drafting, Budgeting or negotiating role. Qualified Costs lawyer experience is desirable but not essential. For more information please apply through the links provided or contact Jamie Miller at Miller Grace for a confidential chat.

We are supporting a bank to recruit a Legal Counsel position, to supports the organisation’s lending, trade finance, and commercial work by advising on transactions, drafting and negotiating documents, and managing legal risks. The role ensures compliant, efficient deal execution and provides accessible guidance to teams operating across different products and jurisdictions. The role is offered on an immediate-start contract basis, with a high potential for extension into a permanent role. Responsibilities: • Support deal teams through the full lifecycle of finance transactions, providing legal insight on structure, documentation, and closing steps., • Prepare, review, and negotiate agreements for trade finance, lending arrangements, security instruments, and structured products., • Advise on international legal considerations, risk allocation, and enforceability across various markets., • Handle commercial contracting, including supplier relationships, technology services, and outsourced arrangements., • Assist with regulatory queries, policy updates, and governance processes across the organisation., • Coordinate with and supervise external counsel, manage due-diligence activities, and maintain internal legal templates and guidance. Requirements: • Qualified solicitor with at least 10 years solid experience in banking and finance law, including bilateral and syndicated lending frameworks., • Background in trade finance, real estate finance, or treasury-related documentation is advantageous., • Strong drafting capability and the ability to translate complex legal issues into clear, practical guidance.

Job Title: Corporate Lawyer Department: Legal Role: Temporary Day Rate: Competitive WFH: Hybrid model Reporting to: General Counsel Direct Reports: N/A Fantastic opportunity for a Corporate or Finance Lawyer to join the legal function of a fast-paced assets platform on a temporary basis. Legal Counsel Responsibilities • Review, draft, and negotiate a wide range of commercial contracts, including client agreements, trading agreements, vendor agreements, technology agreements and non-disclosure agreements., • Provide legal advice that supports the design and implementation of new products., • Advise on the regulatory aspects of cross-border client and counterparty relationships., • Monitor and advise on regulatory developments that may impact the business strategy., • Advise on corporate and governance matters. Qualifications and Experience • Qualified as a lawyer to practice in the UK or similar qualification., • at least 3 years of relevant wor experience in corporate or finance law., • Experience reviewing and drafting contracts., • Experience of working in a fast-paced environment, often with a high level of ambiguity and change., • Experience gained both in established as well as high-growth or start-up companies would be advantageous, but is not necessary., • Experience in financial services, ideally in a trading or execution business. Our ambition is simple – to do our best for our people, clients and communities. We are determined to make a positive difference at work and beyond - this starts with hiring the best talent without consideration of race, religion, colour, national origin, age, gender, sexual orientation, marital status or disability.

Public M&A Associate (2–5 PQE) – Leading International Law Firm Are you a talented associate with 2–5 years’ PQE, looking to join a top-tier Public M&A team in London? This is a rare opportunity to work on high-profile public takeovers, corporate finance transactions, and strategic advisory mandates for corporates, investment banks, and sponsors. About the Team: Our client’s Corporate Transactions team is internationally recognised for its expertise in public and private M&A, equity capital markets, and corporate finance. The London Public M&A team is at the forefront of the UK market, advising on landmark deals and strategic corporate matters for major clients across sectors including energy, infrastructure, financial services, insurance, healthcare, and real estate. Recent mandates include: • Advising on a major UK insurer’s offer for a FTSE 250 company, • Acting for a leading waste management group on its proposed takeover by a global asset manager, • Advising on a competitive takeover process for a listed logistics company, • Advising a premium drinks brand on its acquisition of a listed distillery The Role: You will: • Draft and negotiate transaction documents (offer announcements, scheme documents, SPAs), • Lead and manage due diligence processes on both buy- and sell-side mandates, • Coordinate multi-disciplinary and cross-border deal teams, • Provide strategic advice on the UK Takeover Code and corporate governance matters, • Contribute to business development, know-how, and training initiatives, • Mentor junior lawyers and foster a collaborative team culture About You: • 2–5 years’ PQE in corporate transactions, ideally with public M&A and UK listed company experience, • Technically excellent, commercially minded, and confident in negotiations, • Strong drafting and analytical skills, with attention to detail, • Proactive team player with a collaborative mindset, • Experience managing complex transactions and client relationships, • Enthusiastic about contributing to a high-performing and inclusive team Career Development: The firm offers a clear career path with defined expectations and promotion opportunities. Associates may also benefit from secondments to key clients or other global offices. To Apply: For a confidential discussion, please contact James Cockerill at Taylor Root on or message directly via LinkedIn.

Well known high growth technology company is seeking a commercial lawyer for its growing legal team. Responsibilities will include: Drafting and negotiating a range of commercial agreements Supporting key strategic projects and partnerships from a legal perspective Developing and managing relationships with key stakeholders Candidates are expected to be qualified lawyers, circa 3-7 years PQE, with commercial contracts experience ideally within a technology context. This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious lawyer to join an expanding business and to gain exposure to a range of interesting legal work

Our client, a market-leading elite US law firm, is seeking an Associate to join its rapidly growing Funds practice in London. The team is widely recognised for advising at the very top end of the private capital market and acts for many of the world’s most sophisticated sponsors across private equity, credit, infrastructure, and real assets. The practice advises on the full lifecycle of fund formation and fundraising, including flagship buyout funds, growth equity, infrastructure, credit, secondaries, and continuation vehicles. The London team forms a critical part of a highly integrated global platform and is at the forefront of some of the most complex and high-profile fundraises in the European market. This opportunity offers exposure to headline global fundraising mandates for leading private capital managers, with regular involvement in cutting-edge structuring, regulatory, and investor negotiations. You will work within a high-calibre, collaborative team that combines technical excellence with a strong growth trajectory in London. The Role As part of this premier Funds team, the successful candidate will: • Advise sponsor-side clients on the formation and fundraising of private equity, credit, infrastructure, secondaries, and hybrid funds., • Draft and negotiate key fund documentation, including LPAs, side letters, management agreements, and related arrangements., • Support complex fund structuring matters, including tax, regulatory, and cross-border considerations across the UK, EU, US, and beyond., • Advise on GP-led secondaries, continuation funds, NAV financings, and other liquidity solutions., • Work closely with colleagues across private equity, leveraged finance, fund finance, tax, and regulatory teams to deliver fully integrated advice., • Take on early responsibility with meaningful client exposure and direct involvement in high-value, market-shaping fundraises., • Contribute to the ongoing growth and development of the London funds platform. Candidate Profile • England & Wales qualified, with 2–6 years’ PQE in funds from an elite US, Magic or Silver Circle law firm., • Strong technical grounding in fund formation, structuring, and fundraising., • Experience acting for fund sponsors, institutional investors, or both., • Familiarity with private equity, credit, infrastructure, or real assets strategies., • Excellent drafting, analytical, and communication skills., • Commercial, proactive, and able to manage complex matters in a fast-paced, high-performance environment., • A team-oriented mindset with a strong commitment to client service and quality. What’s on Offer • Exposure to top-of-the-market fundraising mandates for leading global private capital sponsors., • High levels of responsibility and client contact in a low-leverage, high-performance environment., • Involvement in complex, cross-border fundraises and innovative fund structures., • Clear progression within a growing London team backed by a dominant US platform., • Access to first-class training, mentoring, and professional development opportunities, with clear progression paths., • A collaborative, inclusive culture with an emphasis on excellence and long-term career development., • The resources, brand, and deal flow of a truly elite international law firm. Rutherford is a leading legal recruiter that partners with top-tier law firms, sponsors, investment banks, and buy-side firms on both private practice and in-house mandates. Please get in touch if you would like to be kept aware of standout opportunities in the market.

Job Title: NQ Litigation Solicitor Location: East London Salary: £40,000 – £45,000 (DOE) PQE: NQ – 1 Year An excellent opportunity has arisen for a Litigation Solicitor (NQ – 1 PQE) to join a friendly and supportive firm based in East London. This is a fantastic role for a junior solicitor looking to build a solid foundation in litigation, with strong mentoring, hands-on experience, and client exposure from the outset. The Role: You’ll handle a varied caseload with guidance and supervision. Matters typically include: • Civil and commercial disputes, • Landlord & tenant issues, • Contract and property disputes, • Debt recovery, • Contentious probate (desirable but not essential)What We're Looking For:, • UK-qualified solicitor with up to 1 year PQE in litigation, • Confident managing tasks independently with support available, • Strong communication and drafting skills, • Good client care and time management, • Keen to grow and develop within a collaborative team environment What’s on Offer: • Competitive salary of £40,000 – £45,000 depending on experience, • Vitality Health Insurance, • Private pension scheme, • Direct client contact and court exposure, • Supportive, team-focused culture, • Long-term career development, • Flexible working arrangements considered, • Excellent transport links in East London

Are you a senior commercial lawyer who loves working at the forefront of digital innovation? Do you enjoy partnering with global businesses on complex transformation projects and cutting-edge tech? Looking for a high-impact interim role within a top-performing commercial tech transactions team? The Company A leading global law firm with a strong track record advising clients undergoing major digital transformation and those delivering complex technology products and services. The firm prides itself on a collaborative culture and cross-border teamwork, with the majority of matters involving multi-jurisdictional input. The firm is now seeking an Commercial Lawyer to join its Commercial practice in London for a six-month fixed-term contract. The Role You'll support a busy Technology team on a mix of tech-focused and commercial contracting work, contributing to a wide range of ongoing projects. Key Responsibilities • Drafting and negotiating a variety of technology and commercial agreements, • Assisting on projects involving digital, operational or tech-led change, • Working with colleagues across multiple sectors and practice areas, • Engaging directly with clients and helping to manage risk, • Contributing to team development, know-how and wider initiatives About You • Qualified lawyer with solid commercial/technology experience, • Confident handling complex contracts with minimal supervision, • Strong communicator with good client-facing skills, • Able to manage your own workload and support wider team matters, • Comfortable working across different sectors and jurisdictions, • Collaborative, adaptable and proactive What’s on Offer • 6-month FTC with potential for extension, • Hybrid working from the London office, • Exposure to high-profile technology and commercial projects, • Supportive, inclusive culture with strong professional development If you're excited by the intersection of technology, commercial strategy, and legal innovation, this is a unique opportunity to step into a senior role with global impact.

• Advise top-tier financial institutions and alternative capital providers on complex finance transactions, • Collaborate across practices to deliver comprehensive legal and commercial solutions, • Contribute to the growth of a high-performing structured finance team in London Our client, a leading global law firm, is seeking a Structured Finance Associate to join their dynamic finance and real estate team in London. This is an exciting opportunity to work on sophisticated UK and European commercial real estate finance transactions in a thriving, collaborative environment. Position Overview As a Structured Finance Associate, you will play a key role in providing comprehensive, practical and business-oriented advice to a wide range of clients, including banks, life insurance companies, private equity sponsors, hedge funds, real estate funds, debt funds, REITs, BDCs, sovereign entities and pension vehicles. You will work closely with specialists from tax, restructuring and corporate practices to deliver high-quality, time-sensitive service to clients. Responsibilities • Support debt capital markets transactions, including bond issuances and MTN/EMTN programmes., • Assist on securitisations, ABS and warehouse financing structures., • Draft and negotiate core financing documents and transaction agreements., • Coordinate cross-border workstreams with clients, counsel and internal teams., • Work on liability-management matters (consent solicitations, tenders, amendments)., • Provide clear, commercial advice and help manage client relationships. Requirements • Qualified lawyer with 2-6 years PQE, • Capital markets, securitisation or finance experience from a strong firm., • Confident drafting and negotiation skills., • Strong academic background and excellent technical skills, • Experience in securitisation (private or public), asset-backed securities, receivables financing, and/or asset-based lending

Summary: A leading international law firm is seeking an experienced Corporate Tax Senior Associate or Legal Director to join its London team. The role suits someone with a strong technical grounding, confidence leading transactions, and the ability to contribute to client development and team growth. Key Responsibilities: • Advise on a broad range of UK and international corporate tax matters, including share and asset acquisitions, group reorganisations, joint ventures, restructurings, and financing transactions., • Support corporate, real estate, funds, and financial services teams with tax structuring and transactional planning., • Lead on drafting and negotiating tax aspects of transactional documents (SPAs, tax covenants, warranties, structuring papers, etc.)., • Manage relationships with clients, including private companies, multinationals, investment funds, and financial institutions., • Provide thought leadership on evolving tax legislation, HMRC practice, and market trends., • Contribute to business development initiatives, including pitching, client training, and cross-practice collaboration., • Supervise and mentor junior team members and support growth of the tax practice. Required Experience: • 5+ PQE gained within a reputable corporate tax team (private practice essential)., • Strong technical background in UK corporate tax, with exposure to international elements., • Experience advising on M&A, private equity, reorganisations, and general corporate transactions., • Comfortable running complex matters with minimal supervision., • Strong commercial awareness and ability to present technical advice clearly to non-tax specialists., • Experience mentoring junior lawyers and contributing to team development., • Interest in business development and long-term client relationship building. Ideal Candidate: • Confident communicator with a collaborative style., • Able to work seamlessly with corporate, real estate, and commercial teams., • Proactive, organised, and able to manage multiple matters concurrently., • Ambitious, with appetite for progression into a leadership role.

Larson Maddox is partnering with a Global Investment Firm to help grow out their legal team in the UK. We are seeking a highly skilled Attorney with deep experience in structured finance and private credit fund financing. This role offers the chance to work on complex, high-value transactions involving innovative structures and bespoke financing solutions. You will be a trusted advisor to clients navigating the evolving landscape of credit markets, regulatory frameworks, and investor demands. What You'll Do: • Lead and advise on the structuring, negotiation, and documentation of Collateralized Loan Obligations (CLOs) and Collateralized Fund Obligations (CFOs)., • Provide strategic legal guidance on Rated Feeders, hybrid structures, and other fund-level vehicles., • Design and implement financing solutions for private credit funds, including Asset-Based Loans (ABLs), subscription facilities, and loans to SPVs., • Draft, review, and negotiate complex transaction documents, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements and market best practices., • Collaborate with internal teams and external stakeholders to deliver innovative, risk-mitigated solutions tailored to client objectives., • Stay ahead of market trends, regulatory developments, and investor expectations to provide proactive, forward-thinking advice. What We're Looking For: • UK-qualified solicitor (England & Wales) with a strong background in structured finance and fund finance., • 6+ years of experience in structured finance, fund finance, or related practice areas., • Proven expertise in CLOs, CFOs, and private credit financing structures., • Familiarity with US market practices and documentation standards, • Exceptional drafting, negotiation, and analytical skills., • Ability to manage multiple complex transactions under tight timelines., • Strong commercial acumen and client-facing communication skills.

Procurement Manager (Indirects) London (2/3 days per week) Full-time | Permanent £55,000 - £65,000 per annum JSS Search are working with a well known retail/hospitality business to hire a Procurement Manager to own their indirect spend. About the Role As the Procurement Manager (Indirects), you’ll lead the sourcing and management of multiple key indirect categories across several UK & Europe. You'll identify opportunities, deliver cost efficiencies, manage commercial relationships, and support strategic procurement initiatives across a multi-site, multi-country operation. You’ll work closely with stakeholders at all levels, provide insight-driven decision support, and ensure strong supplier partnerships that drive long-term value. Key Responsibilities • Manage major indirect spend categories: including soft FM, IT, and other GNFR categories., • Support procurement activity across the UK and Europe, • Lead and project-manage changes, driving efficiency and minimising operational disruption, • Build strong internal and external stakeholder relationships to influence category performance, • Analyse business data to identify insights, trends, risks, and opportunities, • Monitor market conditions to drive innovation and category development, • Support ongoing improvement of procurement processes and procedures, • Negotiate commercial and contractual agreements, partnering closely with Legal, • Promote a culture of cost control and long-term savings What We’re Looking For • Strong understanding of strategic procurement, category management, and commercial risk, • A solid network within key indirect categories, • Excellent analytical skills and the ability to turn data into insight, • Strong written and verbal communication skills, able to influence at all levels, • Experience negotiating and drafting commercial contracts

Birchrose Associates is representing a law firm in London seeking a Locum Residential Property Solicitor for a period of 3 months plus. The Opportunity Our client is a prestigious, Legal 500–ranked firm renowned for its work with HNW and UHNW clients. Due to workload, the firm is seeking a Locum Residential Property Solicitor for a 3 month period. This is a full time, hybrid opportunity. Responsibilities The successful Locum Residential Property Solicitor will assume responsibility for a mixed caseload of high-value residential property caseload, acting for UHNW individuals, families, lenders and corporate clients. You can expect to advise on: • High-value residential acquisitions and disposals (freehold and leasehold), • New-build and off-plan purchases, • Residential property finance and refinancing, • Acting for both borrowers and lenders, including private and Islamic banks, • Drafting and negotiating contracts, transfers, leases and ancillary documentation, • Residential lettings and ancillary matters, including licences to assign, alter and underlet, and deeds of variation Benefits • Attractive hourly rate, • Good quality work, • Hybrid working offered Requirements • Qualified in England & Wales with minimum 5 years' PQE, • Experience representing HNW and UHNW Clientele, • Availability to start in January 2026 To be considered for this Locum Residential Property Solicitor opportunity, please contact Birchrose Associates for a confidential discussion.

A highly ranked and well-respected Corporate Real Estate practice is seeking an Associate to join its growing London team. The practice advises leading private equity funds, institutional investors, investment managers, developers and real estate platforms on sophisticated and high-value transactions across the full real-estate asset spectrum. The team sits at the intersection of real estate, private equity and corporate M&A, acting on complex cross-border and UK transactions. Work includes fund-driven real estate acquisitions and exits, joint venture structuring, platform investments, recapitalisations, and portfolio-level M&A involving logistics, residential, hospitality, retail parks, office and alternative real-asset classes. This is an opportunity to join a collaborative, commercially minded team with a strong reputation for high-quality, strategic advice and seamless execution. What to expect: • Formation and structuring of real estate joint ventures between private equity sponsors, institutional investors, developers and operators., • Real estate private equity platform investments, including the acquisition and disposal of large-scale logistics, residential and mixed-use portfolios., • Cross-border acquisitions and disposals of real estate assets, holding companies and fund-owned corporate structures., • Cornerstone investments by global and pan-European real estate funds into sector-specific vehicles (e.g., retail parks, industrial outdoor storage, multifamily)., • Equity recapitalisations of real estate development companies and operating platforms., • Minority and majority stake acquisitions in real estate investment managers, developers and credit platforms. Responsibilities: • Draft, negotiate and review a wide range of documents, including SPA/asset purchase agreements, joint venture/shareholder agreements, fund/co-investment documentation, development agreements and ancillary corporate documents., • Assist on M&A-style real estate transactions, including acquisitions and disposals of property-owning companies and real estate operating platforms., • Support clients on complex joint ventures and co-investment structures, including governance arrangements and ongoing investment management, • Work closely with senior lawyers and partners on transaction strategy, negotiation and execution. Requirements: • England & Wales qualified solicitor with 2 - 6 years of experience within a US, Magic/Silver Circle firm in London., • Strong experience in at least one of the following: corporate real estate, real estate private equity, real assets M&A, joint ventures, fund/RE investment structures, • Familiarity with corporate and real estate transaction documents, fund or JV governance arrangements, and deal structuring., • A strong technical foundation with excellent drafting, analytical and negotiation skills., • Experience leading/mentoring teams is desirable. If this is of interest, please apply or reach out to me on +44 20 3137 3740 or for more info.

Firm Overview A leading international law firm with a reputation for delivering innovative, practical solutions to complex legal challenges. The London office is a key hub for the corporate finance and capital markets team, working closely with colleagues across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. The Corporate Finance & ECM practice provides strategic advice on all aspects of public and private M&A, equity issues, IPOs, and related regulatory frameworks. The team helps clients navigate complex transactions, mitigate risk, and seize opportunities in a dynamic market environment. Team Overview Led by a highly experienced partner with over 25 years in the field, the team advises a wide range of clients—from blue-chip corporates to technology start-ups and high-profile entrepreneurs—on their corporate and transactional requirements. Work includes public takeovers, equity issues and IPOs, acquisitions and disposals, joint ventures, reorganisations, and shareholder activism. The team also works as part of an integrated international capital markets group advising on European and global securities offerings, including IPOs, secondary issues, public M&A, tender offers, bond offerings, and restructurings. Clients include listed companies, sponsors, brokers, and investment banks. The Role This opportunity has arisen due to continued growth and a strong pipeline of high-profile matters. The successful candidate will: • Advise on corporate finance and ECM transactions, including IPOs, secondary offerings, and public M&A, • Draft and negotiate transaction documents and liaise with regulators and market participants, • Manage multi-jurisdictional matters and coordinate with international offices, • Engage directly with clients and contribute to thought leadership and business development initiatives, • Support junior team members and contribute to know-how and training within the practice Candidate Profile • England & Wales qualified lawyer with 2–5 years’ PQE, • Strong experience in corporate finance and ECM, ideally gained at a leading international or specialist firm, • Excellent drafting, analytical, and project management skills, • Commercial mindset and ability to work in a fast-paced, collaborative environment, • Interest in cross-border work and regulatory developments in capital markets

Fantastic opportunity for an Employment Lawyer to step into a high-impact role at one of the world’s leading global investment managers, headquartered in London. You’ll advise on the full spectrum of employment matters across a sophisticated, international business. This role is perfect for a lawyer with 5-8 PQE who’s ready to move in-house and take their career to the next level in a collaborative, commercially minded environment. You’ll work directly with senior leadership, guiding them through complex, strategic employment issues that shape the firm’s people agenda. With a strong HR function handling day-to-day drafting, you can focus on what really matters: high-value advisory work, nuanced problem-solving, and partnering with decision-makers across the business. Please reach out for more information:

Private Client Solicitor – 1 – 3 PQE (NQ Considered) Central London | Reputable Firm | Competitive Salary & Benefits An excellent opportunity has arisen for a Private Client Solicitor to join a highly regarded firm based in Central London. The position would suit a solicitor with at least 1 year’s post-qualification experience, although newly qualified solicitors with strong private client experience during their training will also be considered. This is an excellent opportunity to gain exposure to working on high and ultra-high net worth matters. The Role The successful candidate will join a well-established and supportive Private Client department, advising a broad range of clients including high-net-worth individuals, families, and business owners. The work will be varied and of high quality, encompassing: • Drafting wills and trusts, • Estate and tax planning, • Probate and estate administration The Candidate • 1+ PQE in Private Client law (applications from strong NQs are welcome), • Solid grounding across the full spectrum of private client work, • Strong technical ability and attention to detail, • Excellent communication and client care skills Our client is a well-respected Central London practice known for its collegiate culture and high-quality client base. The firm prides itself on its supportive working environment, genuine work/life balance, and clear routes for career progression. What’s on Offer • Competitive salary commensurate with experience, • High-quality, interesting work and direct client contact, • Hybrid working and flexible arrangements

The Council's Housing Legal team is facing an unprecedented operational demand, requiring immediate, senior-level legal supervision for approximately 188 existing housing matters. As an interim Senior Housing Lawyer, you will play a vital role in ensuring effective risk management and compliance by supervising this significant caseload, which includes: ● Disrepair claims ● Homelessness Judicial Reviews ● Possession proceedings Your expertise will be essential in reducing pressure on our five existing qualified solicitors, each of whom already manages a demanding volume of complex cases, and in upholding the Council's statutory duties and professional conduct requirements. Key Responsibilities: You will be expected to manage a complex and demanding caseload with minimum supervision, providing clear, consistent, and accurate legal advice to clients in the Council's services. Your primary duties will include: ● Case Management & Supervision: Managing a caseload of routine and non-routine legal matters, with a focus on supervising the 188 affected housing matters to ensure compliance and timely progression. ● Expert Advice: Providing clear, consistent, and accurate legal advice to clients across the Council, particularly within Housing Services. ● Advocacy: Undertaking advocacy on behalf of the Council in courts and tribunals, where required. ● Documentation: Drafting complex reports and legal documentation. ● Compliance: Managing cases within the Service's practice management standards and ensuring all work is carried out to the standards required by formal client arrangements. ● Teamwork & Development: Working collaboratively with colleagues and keeping up to date with developments in relevant areas of law, legal practice, and local authority services. What You Will Need We are looking for a qualified professional with extensive experience in local government housing law. Essential Experience and Qualifications: ● Qualified solicitor or barrister (Supreme Court of England and Wales/English Bar) or Fellow of the Institute of Legal Executives. ● Significant experience in Housing law relevant to local authority services. ● Experience of undertaking a caseload of complex legal matters, specifically including the matters listed above (disrepair, homelessness JRs, possession). ● Experience of providing clear, consistent, and accurate legal advice on the interpretation of the law. ● Experience of advocacy. ● Ability to manage a demanding caseload of legal matters and to work independently. This interim appointment is essential to maintain service quality, ensure effective risk management, and uphold our duties under relevant housing legislation and professional conduct requirements. If you are a highly-skilled Housing Lawyer ready to take on a critical role in one of London's most diverse boroughs, apply today!

Litigation Associate Solicitor (2–7 PQE) Location: Fleet Street, London Salary: £120,000 – £160,000 Posted by Eclectic Recruitment Eclectic Recruitment is working exclusively with a respected Fleet Street law firm to appoint a talented Commercial Litigation Associate Solicitor (2–7 PQE) to join their expanding disputes team. This is an excellent opportunity to join a forward-thinking practice known for its high-quality client base, complex commercial matters, and strong internal progression pathways. The Role You will work on a wide range of general commercial litigation matters, including: • Contractual and business disputes, • Shareholder and partnership issues, • Professional negligence claims, • Debt and insolvency-related litigation Requirements We are seeking candidates who: • Are qualified Solicitors in England & Wales, • Have 2–7 years’ PQE in commercial litigation, • Possess strong drafting, advocacy, and case-management skills, • Are commercially aware and client-focused, • £120,000 – £160,000, dependent on experience, • Competitive bonus structure, • Hybrid working If you are a driven litigator looking to join a respected Fleet Street practice handling high-quality commercial disputes, we would welcome your application. Please submit your CV to Eclectic Recruitment. We endeavour to respond to all applicants; however, if you have not heard from us within 10 days, please assume your application has been unsuccessful.

We are working with a leading buy side outfit on a search for an experienced private funds lawyer. This will be to come in and assist with a maternity leave cover for a 12 month duration. January/February 2026 ideal start. Ideal experience: • Senior experience gained at a top tier law firm in Funds/Investment management, • Experience with private equity funds, private credit or real assets. Day to day: • Fund raising; assisting with advice on fund structure and drafting fund documentation, • Assisting with various investment team divisions, • Assisting with general regulatory work, • Assist junior colleagues in team Hybrid working offered. Please contact: for further details on this.

Private Funds Associate (3–6 PQE) — Leading International Law Firm (London) Wicker Hamilton has been engaged by a prestigious international law firm to identify a high-calibre Private Funds Associate to join its market-leading London team. The group represents a diverse range of private equity sponsors, fund managers, and institutional investors across all aspects of fund formation, fund structuring, and capital raising. The practice advises on the establishment and operation of buyout, credit, infrastructure, real estate, venture capital, and secondary funds, with a strong cross-border element involving the U.S., Europe, and key offshore jurisdictions. This is an exceptional opportunity to work within a collaborative and intellectually rigorous environment, advising premier clients on primary and secondary fundraisings, GP-led transactions, co-investment vehicles, and continuation funds. The team also regularly supports clients on regulatory and operational matters impacting their fund platforms. The Role • Acting for leading private equity sponsors and fund investors on fund formation, fund structuring, and investor negotiations., • Advising on GP-led secondary transactions, co-investments, continuation funds, and separately managed accounts., • Collaborating closely with colleagues in tax, regulatory, and transactional teams to deliver fully integrated advice., • Supporting cross-border fundraising and fund management matters with a strong U.S. and European investor base. Requirements • Qualified solicitor in England & Wales / United States / New Zealand / Australia with 3–6 years’ post-qualification experience gained at a transactional-heavy international law firm or US law firm., • Proven experience advising on private fund formation and investment management mandates., • Strong understanding of AIFMD, FCA regulations, and global investor trends., • Excellent drafting, commercial judgment, and client-facing skills. Why Apply This role offers the chance to join a well respected funds platform, advising an elite client base and working alongside highly regarded partners known for their technical excellence and approachable leadership style. The team offers a balanced culture, exposure to high-value mandates, and genuine long-term progression prospects. Open to UK, US, New Zealand and Australian legally qualified backgrounds subject to relevant experience.

A prestigious US law firm is seeking a Funds Associate to join its highly regarded Private Equity / Funds practice in London. This is an exciting opportunity to work within a lean, dynamic team on a wide range of fund formation and investment transactions, including real estate, venture capital, private equity, and secondaries. Key Responsibilities: • Advising fund sponsors and institutional investors on fund formation, structuring, and regulatory matters., • Supporting on secondaries, co-investments, and related transactional work., • Working closely with Legal 500 and Chambers-ranked partners on high-profile, cross-border matters., • Managing client relationships and contributing to business development initiatives. About You: • Qualified solicitor in England & Wales (or Australia / New Zealand)., • 2+ PQE, • Strong experience in funds, private equity, or investment management., • Excellent drafting, analytical, and communication skills., • A proactive, collaborative approach and a genuine interest in the funds space. What’s on Offer: • Exposure to a broad range of asset classes and complex transactions., • Direct mentorship from leading partners, including a ranked secondaries team., • A clear path for progression within a supportive and high-performing environment., • The opportunity to work with major clients such as Pantheon Ventures, True Capital, Greystar, and Macquarie. Contact: For a confidential discussion, please contact James Cockerill at Taylor Root on or message directly via LinkedIn.

A fantastic opportunity has arisen for an Associate or Principal Associate (5+ PQE) to join a leading national Sports Litigation team handling some of the most complex, high-profile and multi-party disputes in the sector. Working alongside experienced Partners and senior lawyers, you will manage your own caseload of defendant casualty claims while also assisting on large, sophisticated group actions and multi-party sports litigation. The team advises elite sports organisations, governing bodies, insurers, and high-profile individuals, providing strategic guidance across contentious, regulatory, reputational and insurance-related issues. This role offers exposure to some of the most challenging and high-value disputes in the sports industry, within a collaborative team known for technical excellence and outstanding client service. The Candidate • 5+ years PQE with proven experience handling defendant casualty claims, • Strong drafting, analytical and advocacy skills, • Experience assisting on large and complex disputes, including multi-party matters, • Confident advising on disclosure, legal privilege and insurance policy coverage, • Ability to work under pressure, manage competing deadlines and run matters independently, • Experience supervising junior lawyers and contributing to team development, • Commercially aware, organised, and committed to high-quality service delivery, • Methodical, accurate and fully compliant with internal procedures, SLAs, MI and client protocols The Benefits & How to Apply • Competitive salary - up to £85,000, • Hybrid working available, • Genuine progression opportunities within a nationally recognised team, • Exposure to high-value, high-profile and strategically important litigation, • Supportive environment with strong Partner access and career development pathways Apply in the strictest of confidence online and or via telephone – there is no need for a CV for an initial conversation. Contact Danielle Lawton Retained Consultant Direct Dial: Office Number 0161 826 3140 Mobile: 0737 602 8332 Email:

An international law firm with a strong London presence is seeking a Real Estate Finance associate to join it's expanding team. The firm is recognised for its cross-border capacity, collaborative culture and ability to support clients across the full lifecycle of complex real estate investments and financings. The Team You'll join a well-regarded REF practice known for advising lenders and sponsors on high-value transactions across the commercial, residential, hospitality and logistics sectors. The group works seamlessly with complementary teams (including corporate, funds, tax and restructuring), providing an integrated service for clients ranging from major financial institutions to real estate investors and global corporates. The Work The role offers exposure to a broad range of financing structures, including: • Senior and mezzanine loan arrangements, • Investment and development finance, • Cross-border and syndicated facilities, • Portfolio acquisitions and refinancing, • ESG-linked and sustainability-focused lending products You can expect early responsibility, direct client contact, and involvement in matters that frequently involve multi-office coordination. Key Requirements • 2–5 years’ PQE within a strong banking, real estate finance, or broader finance practice, • Solid experience drafting and negotiating LMA-style documents, • A clear understanding of real estate asset classes and the commercial drivers behind financing transactions, • Strong communication, organisation, and stakeholder-management skills, • An interest in working across borders and managing complex, multi-party deals For more information, please contact

About the Firm Our client is a leading organisation in the renewable energy sector, driving large‑scale projects that support the transition to a low‑carbon economy. They are known for their innovative approach, strong sustainability agenda, and commitment to delivering reliable, future‑focused energy solutions. The Role We are seeking a talented Corporate Real Estate Counsel to join the London office. This is an exciting opportunity to work on complex, cross-border deals and collaborate with market-leading professionals. Key Responsibilities • Advising on corporate real estate transactions, including joint ventures, acquisitions, disposals, and development projects., • Drafting and negotiating share purchase agreements, joint venture agreements, and ancillary documentation., • Managing transactions from inception to completion, liaising with clients and other stakeholders., • Supporting senior lawyers on strategic matters and mentoring junior team members. Requirements • Qualified solicitor in England & Wales with 3–5 years PQE in corporate real estate., • Strong experience in M&A and investment structures within the real estate sector., • Excellent drafting, negotiation, and communication skills., • Ability to manage multiple projects and work effectively in a fast-paced environment.

Capital Markets Associate (NQ–3 PQE) | Elite Global Practice | London Rutherford is currently mandated to identify strong Capital Markets Associates (NQ–3 PQE) for an elite global law firm with one of the most highly regarded capital markets practices in the world. This is an exceptional opportunity to join a top-tier transatlantic platform that offers both English and US law capabilities under one roof, giving junior lawyers unparalleled exposure to market-leading ECM, DCM and US High Yield work. About the Role You will join a high-performing Capital Markets Group advising on a full suite of securities transactions, including: • Equity Capital Markets (ECM), • English law DCM, • US High Yield offerings You’ll work closely with clients across EMEA, including corporates, financial institutions, governments, and investment banks, supporting them on regulatory, disclosure, and governance matters. Candidate Profile We are seeking: • A qualified solicitor (NQ–3 PQE) with UK capital markets experience, • A focus on Equity Capital Markets, plus experience in either UK public M&A or UK DCM, • Strong academic credentials, • Excellent drafting, attention to detail, and the ability to take initiative What You’ll Gain • Exposure to complex, high-value transactions from day one, • Direct client contact and responsibility early in your career, • A chance to work alongside leading capital markets partners and US/UK practitioners, • Exceptional training, career development and progression opportunities, • The brand name, deal sheet and technical training that open doors globally If this has caught your interest, I’d love to hear from you. You can apply via the link or contact me directly at or 020 3778 2207.

4-7 PQE Corporate M&A Associate (Public & Private M&A, Joint Ventures, Cross-Border Transactions) A leading international law firm is seeking a strong Corporate M&A lawyer to join its London team. The role offers exposure to a broad mix of public and private M&A, joint ventures, complex cross-border transactions and general corporate advisory work, within a collaborative and ambitious practice. The Opportunity You will work on high-value, cross-border matters for a range of global clients, taking responsibility across the full transaction lifecycle. The work includes: • Private M&A (share and asset sales), • Joint ventures and shareholder arrangements, • Cross-border deals for international corporates, funds and investors, • Preliminary documents (NDAs, exclusivity agreements, term sheets), • Due diligence and disclosure, • Drafting and negotiating principal transaction documents, • General corporate advisory matters Public M&A exposure / Takeover Code knowledge is a nice-to-have, but not essential. It currently represents a smaller proportion of the team’s work but is helpful for dealing with inbound queries from global clients. Capital markets experience is also welcome, particularly in ECM. Key Responsibilities • Structuring and advising on share and asset deals, • Leading and managing due diligence workstreams, • Drafting and negotiating key transaction documents, • Running disclosure processes, • Advising on JV structures and commercial arrangements, • Supporting client relationship management and business development, • Supervising, mentoring and developing junior team members, • Managing multiple transactions simultaneously in a fast-paced environment, • Upholding the highest standards of client care, confidentiality and professionalism What We’re Looking For • Experience in a broad Corporate M&A role (essential), • Understanding of the Takeover Code or public M&A is beneficial, but not required, • Capital markets experience welcome (preferably ECM), • Comfortable taking ownership of workstreams and leading transactions, • Strong drafting, negotiation and analytical skills, • Ability to supervise and mentor juniors, • Excellent communication and relationship-building skills, • Commercial mindset and pragmatic approach, • Self-motivated, proactive and able to manage multiple deadlines, • A collaborative team player with a flexible, hands-on approach Foreign-qualified lawyers are welcome, provided they have London market experience and have taken substantial responsibility rather than compartmentalised roles. Qualifications • Undergraduate degree (2:1 or equivalent), • Qualified solicitor/barrister in England & Wales or overseas qualified with relevant London experience If this is of interest, please apply or get in touch at either or +44 20 3137 3740

The ideal candidate will be responsible for in-house legal matters including drafting agreements, addressing compliance issues, and participating in negotiation discussions. In order to succeed, this candidate should feel comfortable working with in-house and outside counsels on a variety of legal matters. Job Description 1、Sole counsel for UK to support the growth of the new subsidiary and building of compliance systems to ensure transparent operations 2、Based on the commercial policies of the Company, support front sales in the commercial work during the new energy storage projects bidding, take charge of the splitting, negotiation, and finalizing of all commercial contracts. 3、During the project execution stage, collaborate closely with internal departments and external clients to ensure smooth project performance, proactively and systematically track and manage contract risks already identified during the negotiation stage. 4、Keep an in-depth understanding of regulations and policies in the overseas energy storage market, provide timely updates on regulatory changes impact on the business and propose effective mitigation solutions for contract management. 5、Take charge of special projects related to commercial management for overseas energy storage market, particularly those involving innovative business models. Managing corporate governance, employment, and compliance, including training. Qualifications： 1、 Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Law, or International Business, or related discipline. Admitted go practice law in the UK. 2、 Fluent in English. 3、 Minimum 8 years’ experience in the photovoltaic and/or energy storage industry, basic knowledge on company finance, tax, and international trade. 4、 Proven expertise in business negotiation, especially international contract negotiation, with good logic and risk-sensitive. 5、 Good communication and interpersonal skills; detail-oriented with a strong sense of responsibility. Demonstrates strong teamwork, customer focus, and resilience under pressure.