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Senior Employment LawyerJob id: 35910Job location: London, GB Colt provides network, voice and data centre services to thousands of businesses around the world, allowing them to focus on delivering their business goals instead of the underlying infrastructure. Short Description Function: General Counsel Reports to: Employment Law Director Set up: Hybrid / Remote Why we need this role We have an exciting... ZIPC1_UKTJ

THE FIRM Global law firm THE ROLE We have a new opportunity for a junior lawyer to handle a projects/corporate transactional role as follows:- Projects - advising on international, high-value projects often in the energy and ports & terminals sectors for both government and private sector interests Corporate - advising on acquisitions, disposals and joint ventures - reviewing, drafting and commenting on transaction documents - share purchase agreements, shareholder agreements, operational joint ventures, disclosure letters etc; due diligence; preparing board and shareholder minutes and other ancillary documents in preparation for exchange and completion; general corporate advisory work. Commercial - advising clients on a variety of commercial contracts, Multi-jurisdictional advice - coordinating input from the global network of offices and from local counsel in other jurisdictions to advise clients on cross border transactions or in due diligence or similar exercises. THE CANDIDATE The successful candidate will be 1 - 3 PQE with strong academics paired with experience of transactional work within a City firm environment and an interest in corporate/ commercial/ projects work. Lipson Lloyd Jones Ltd is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.

Assistant Company Secretary - 6 Month Contract \n\n Expanding Financial Services Group with global operations and based in The City requires an Assistant Company Secretary due to an increased workload. Reporting to the General Counsel , you will take minutes at senior management meetings and some board meetings when required. Acquisitions and divestments have been substantial in recent years and this company has a global footprint. You will take responsibility for leading the annual process to approve and file the statutory accounts for all UK-based subsidiaries - including liaising with the internal finance teams, external auditor and company directors, preparing board minutes and other necessary paperwork, arranging board meetings and signatures via DocuSign, and Companies House filings. \n\n Other responsibilities will include: \n\n\n\t • Monitoring and ensuring completion of annual compliance requirements for all Group subsidiaries\n\t, • Assist in the production of the Group Annual Report, Interim Report and shareholder circulars\n\t, • Registration of UK branches and overseas companies\n\t, • Leading and assisting in Departmental projects and ad-hoc Company projects.\n\t, • Providing support for corporate activities such as financing, acquisitions and disposals.\n\t, • Management of insiders lists and permissions to deal requests.\n\t, • Support in preparing agendas, relevant reports and meeting packs for Committee meetings as required.\n\t

Our client is seeking a Litigation Solicitor or Barrister 3+ years’ PQE to join their growing team based in London or Slough. The role offers hybrid working, generous holiday allowance, pension scheme, and an excellent benefits package. This is a fantastic opportunity for a Civil Litigation Solicitor or Barrister to undertake a varied caseload including civil work, property-related litigation, debt recovery, contractual disputes, commercial disputes, and general civil/dispute resolution. About the Firm My client is a well-established and forward-thinking law firm with a strong reputation for criminal and litigation work. The firm offers a supportive and collaborative environment, high-quality cases, and clear progression opportunities. Litigation Solicitor Overview: You will manage a diverse caseload of civil litigation matters, with a strong focus on advocacy and court representation, including Crown Court work where required. This role is ideal for a confident litigator who enjoys hands-on advocacy and working on complex matters. Key Responsibilities of the Litigation Solicitor: • Manage a varied caseload of civil litigation matters, • County court matters, • High Court and Court of Appeal matters, • Represent clients at hearings, trials and negotiations, • Liaise with counsel, experts and third parties, • Ensure compliance with court deadlines and procedural rulesRequirements of the Litigation Solicitor:, • Qualified Solicitor or Barrister with 4+ years’ PQE, • Strong civil litigation background with advocacy experience, • Experience of Court matters (desirable/essential depending on brief), • Ability to manage caseload independently, • Excellent client care, communication and drafting skills, • Confident working in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environmentThe Benefits for the Litigation Solicitor:, • £60,000–£70,000 salary (depending on experience), • Hybrid working arrangements, • Generous holiday allowance, • Pension scheme, • Excellent benefits package, • Clear career progression opportunitiesIf you’re a Civil Litigation Solicitor or Barrister ready for your next step, apply today. Alternatively, contact Marcus Stevens at Law Staff quoting reference 37684. PLEASE CHECK YOUR EMAIL (INCLUDING SPAM FOLDER) FOR CONFIRMATION YOUR APPLICATION HAS BEEN RECEIVED. In accordance with The Conduct of Employment Agencies and Employment Businesses Regulations 2003

THE FIRM A long established global private client firm, trusted advisors to families, founders, fiduciaries and businesses - and more than this, to governments, charities and financial institutions. THE ROLE Within a corporate department that provides a unique combination of corporate experience that is framed by the firm's reputation for world leading wealth planning advice across the US, Europe and Asia. The team frequently acts as outside general counsel, advising on all legal aspects of day-to-day operations, deal flow and shareholder relations. Clients range from successful families and entrepreneurs to their businesses and wealth management structures and the institutions investing in them. They cover numerous sectors with a particular focus on luxury brands, sports & entertainment, retail, hotels and leisure. The role will encompass the full range of corporate M&A, investment and advisory work, across a wide range of sectors. ABOUT YOU The successful candidate will be a key member of the team from the start; drafting and negotiating a range of documents including share and asset purchase agreements, shareholders' and investment agreements, articles of association and related transaction documents. The suitable candidate needs to be able to think creatively, produce excellent drafting and help lead the negotiation and delivery of a mandate. In view of the client base, an international perspective is important. Experience of partnership/LLP law, share incentives and/or capital markets may be helpful but is not essential. Key skills and experience • 5-8 years' post qualification experience, • Excellent academics and the benefit of a broad training in a well-regarded Corporate department Lipson Lloyd Jones Ltd is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.

A long-standing client, one of the Big 4, is looking to engage an experienced Corporate Lawyer at Senior Manager level for a 6-month assignment, starting ASAP in London. This is an exciting opportunity, reporting into the Deputy General Counsel, and will involve providing comprehensive legal support across a wide variety of corporate, finance, and general commercial matters. The successful individual will likely have upwards of 7 years' PQE and will lead on corporate transactional matters, including acquisitions and disposals. They will also support and advise the finance team on external financing and be involved in drafting, reviewing, and negotiating a range of transactional contracts. In-house experience is required (ideally within Professional Services or similarly large, complex organisations), along with an exceptional ability to build credibility and trust with senior leadership. A hybrid working policy is in place and a competitive daily rate is on offer (inside IR35). Candidates should be able to demonstrate the following: • Qualification as a Solicitor in England & Wales, ideally, although those qualified within other commonwealth jurisdictions will be considered, • Upwards of 7 years' PQE in handling a range of corporate matters in an In House setting, • Training or some experience gained within a notable law firm setting, before moving In House, • Experience gained within Professional Services or a similarly large, complex organisation, • The ability to build strong relationships with leadership and key stakeholders

About the Role: Grade Level (for internal use): 11 S&P Global Corporate The Role: Corporate Records and Secretarial Lawyer The Team: This position is with the Corporate Legal Department based in London, consisting of 5 lawyers, 2 paralegals and 1 administrative assistant, and reports directly to the Associate General Counsel, International Corporate. The team covers our legal entities globally from a subsidiary governance and corporate legal perspective. The Impact: This position contributes to the subsidiary governance of over 380 legal entities globally and supports the organization from a corporate information and records perspective. This position joins a wider global legal, risk and compliance team of over 200. What's in it for you: • Working in a friendly in-house environment with colleagues across multiple functions and business lines, and with third parties, around the globe., • Opportunity to develop in-house legal skills within the role., • Potential for flexible working.Responsibilities:, • Managing and maintaining corporate information for over 380 global subsidiaries in Diligent Entities., • Preparing periodic reports on global subsidiaries to support regulatory filings., • Preparing periodic global structure charts, and ad hoc structure charts to support KYC requests, using Orbitax ChartIt., • Establishing, updating and maintaining statutory books and compliance for over 90 UK subsidiaries, including overseeing Companies House filings and record keeping., • Establishing, updating and maintaining power of attorney and authorised signatory lists., • Assisting with regular review of corporate records of global subsidiaries with local counsel, regional controllers, and colleagues in legal to ensure accuracy of both corporate records and corporate information in Diligent Entities., • Providing timely responses to clients' and internal requests for information relating to corporate actions and records., • Managing and maintaining legal entity identifiers (LEIs) for subsidiaries globally., • Obtaining certificates of good standing and similar in the UK and worldwide.What We're Looking For:, • At least a 2:1 Bachelor of Law qualification, together with the Legal Practice Course or similar, and having successfully completed a training contract at a reputable law firm or in-house at a large company., • Minimum 2 years PQE of corporate law, including company secretarial experience., • In depth knowledge of using and maintaining Diligent Entities, Excel and, ideally, Orbitax ChartIt., • Excellent organisational and project management skills needed to manage time well, prioritise effectively and handle multiple deadlines. Ability to react quickly and adjust priorities on short notice., • Professionalism and responsiveness required and ability to effectively communicate with people at all organisational levels of the company., • Ability to operate autonomously while being a team player who brings a positive, enthusiastic attitude to the workplace and works collaboratively with other members of the team and with other colleagues.Working Hours: 9:00am - 5:00pm UK Time What's In It For You? Our Mission: Advancing Essential Intelligence. Our People: We're more than 35,000 strong worldwide-so we're able to understand nuances while having a broad perspective. Our team is driven by curiosity and a shared belief that Essential Intelligence can help build a more prosperous future for us all.From finding new ways to measure sustainability to analyzing energy transition across the supply chain to building workflow solutions that make it easy to tap into insight and apply it. We are changing the way people see things and empowering them to make an impact on the world we live in. We're committed to a more equitable future and to helping our customers find new, sustainable ways of doing business. Join us and help create the critical insights that truly make a difference. Our Values: Integrity, Discovery, Partnership Throughout our history, the world's leading organizations have relied on us for the Essential Intelligence they need to make confident decisions about the road ahead. We start with a foundation of integrity in all we do, bring a spirit of discovery to our work, and collaborate in close partnership with each other and our customers to achieve shared goals. Benefits: We take care of you, so you can take care of business. We care about our people. That's why we provide everything you-and your career-need to thrive at S&P Global. Our benefits include: • Health & Wellness: Health care coverage designed for the mind and body., • Flexible Downtime: Generous time off helps keep you energized for your time on., • Continuous Learning: Access a wealth of resources to grow your career and learn valuable new skills., • Invest in Your Future: Secure your financial future through competitive pay, retirement planning, a continuing education program with a company-matched student loan contribution, and financial wellness programs., • Family Friendly Perks: It's not just about you. S&P Global has perks for your partners and little ones, too, with some best-in class benefits for families. Global Hiring and Opportunity at S&P Global: At S&P Global, we are committed to fostering a connected and engaged workplace where all individuals have access to opportunities based on their skills, experience, and contributions. Our hiring practices emphasize fairness, transparency, and merit, ensuring that we attract and retain top talent. 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ERS Forensic, Analytics Manager (108689) KPMG overview KPMG in the UK is part of a global network of firms that offers Audit, Legal, Tax and Advisory services. Through the talent of over 16,000 colleagues we bring our creativity, insight and experience to solve our clients’ and communities’ biggest problems. We’ve been doing this for more than 150 years. We aim to be universally recognised as a place for great people to do their best work. A firm known for our collaborative and inclusive culture, using technology to empower and equip our people to deliver outstanding work with real flexibility – through inspiring workspaces, innovative ways to collaborate and hybrid ways of working. With offices across the UK, we work with everyone from small start-ups and individuals to major multinationals, in virtually every industry imaginable. Our work is often complex, yet our mission is simple: To support the UK in a connected world. It guides everything we do, underpinned by our values: Courage, Integrity, Excellence, Together and For Better. Summary of role purpose Investigations and Compliance (I&C) is part of KPMG’s Forensic practice. We help clients with their biggest and most challenging misconduct and integrity matters. Our work helps clients respond to regulatory enquiries, reduce reputational risk and prevent or reduce commercial loss by helping them to investigate and mitigate risks including fraud and misconduct, bribery and corruption, financial crime and much more. As a result of an exciting and increasing pipeline of fraud analytics work, we are looking for a Manager to help coordinate the strategic direction of a team deploying analytics (including fraud analytics routines and GenAI capabilities) over large complex financial and other datasets, both structured and unstructured. Description of the role The role will involve leading a team deploying forensic analytics (including testing routines across structured data and LLM-enabled unstructured, structured and open-source data analysis) over large datasets to help our clients solve their most complex fraud, misconduct and integrity matters. This role requires a deep understanding of both structured and unstructured data analytics techniques, coupled with strong leadership and communication skills. The successful candidate will be responsible for developing and implementing innovative analytical solutions leveraging a wide range of techniques, including through the use of SQL, Python, cloud computing and Generative AI (GenAI). You should expect to work on a variety of project-based work over a cross section of forensic work types, industries and geographies. Day to day activities will vary depending on the type and circumstances of each project. As a Manager, you will be expected to: • Manage the day-to-day delivery of client engagements, or components thereof, with a focus on using data analytics tools, developing one off or continuous solutions, to analyse large and complex datasets, both structured and unstructured, • Liaise and work directly with the client, the client’s external counsel, senior members of the KPMG team and other third parties as required, • Draft written deliverables and/or presentations, suitable for review by KPMG Partners and Directors, and ultimately for presentation to our clients, • Oversee and train junior colleagues, • Participate in business development activities including marketing, knowledge sharing and practice development You will be based in KPMG’s CSQ office working under KPMG’s hybrid working model of both home and office working. You will need to display a flexible attitude to working and be prepared to travel/work at other locations within the UK and internationally. The Person Essential: • Has a track record of developing a strategy to deploy data analytics tools across large data sets to identify markers of potentially fraudulent activity, and successfully deploying that strategy in a complex and dynamic investigations environment, • Has proven expertise in SQL, Python, and other relevant programming languages to perform data curation, analysis and interrogation to return answers to the analytical questions posed, • Has experience in translating non-technical business requirements into analytical solutions, • Is a qualified accountant or understands double entry bookkeeping in the context of ERP systems, • Can demonstrate experience of building GenAI solutions, understands the capabilities and concepts of LLMs, such as AI agents, and has knowledge of prompt engineering techniques, • Works independently, resolving complex issues with little or no supervision or direction, • Has experience of managing a junior team to achieve the required objectives Skills we’d love to see/Amazing Extras: • Understands financial processes such as P2P, R2R, and O2C, and how to use relevant data markers from these processes to link datasets, develop ETL pipelines and identify transactions of potential concern, • Has an understanding of advanced data science techniques such as machine learning, natural language processing and statistical analysis., • Has experience of using data visualisation tools such as PowerBI, • Has experience with general ledger / ERP data as a prerequisite, with an experience of larger ERP systems such as SAP / Oracle a plus, • Has familiarity with Graph Analytics and tools/libraries such as Neo4j and NetworkX To discuss this or wider Consulting roles with our recruitment team, all you need to do is apply, create a profile, upload your CV and begin to make your mark with KPMG. Our Locations: We are open to talk to Forensic talent across the country but our core hubs for this role are: • Birmingham, • London Canary Wharf, • Manchester With 20 sites across the UK, we can potentially facilitate office work, working from home, flexible hours, and part-time options. If you have a need for flexibility, please register and discuss this with our team. Find out more: Within Consulting we have a range of divisions and specialisms. Click the links to find out more below:

Leveraged Finance Lawyer (5–11 PQE) – 6–12 Month Contract £700–£800/day (umbrella) London – 4 days in office (some flex for the right candidate) A leading global investment bank is looking to hire a Senior Counsel to join its London-based legal team on a long-term contract. This is a broad, strategic role supporting their European corporate banking and leveraged finance business, alongside advisory work for wider investment banking activities. Key Responsibilities • Advise on corporate lending and leveraged finance matters, including negotiation and review of loan market documentation., • Support project work across cross‑border business, regulatory developments, legal process improvements and new initiatives., • Review and Management of relevant documentation for leverage finance and corporate banking, including review of NDAs, hold harmless and reliance letters, • Provide advisory support on investment banking matters: conflicts, regulatory queries, internal processes, and general transactional issues., • Assist with internal group financing arrangements., • Support ECM transactions (placings, block trades, IPOs, secondaries) including documentation review and risk analysis., • Maintain legal matter trackers and contribute to internal governance., • A leveraged finance or corporate banking lawyer (5–11 PQE)., • In‑house experience helpful but not essential., • Someone comfortable operating in a small, agile team with a focus on legal risk management and improving processes, rather than hands-on deal execution. If this role is of interst please apply for more information.

Senior Legal Counsel (Pensions) – Hybrid, Central London An innovative, high-growth fintech and award-winning pensions provider is seeking a Senior Legal Counsel to join its expanding in-house legal team, reporting directly to the General Counsel. This is a high-impact UK-focused role, offering genuine influence as the company continues to scale and invest in its legal function. The Role • Act as the primary pensions expert, advising on complex legal issues related to death benefits, transfers, customer matters, compliance, and policy development., • Draft and update policies, proactively manage regulatory developments, and ensure positive engagement with the Financial Ombudsman and other regulators., • Provide commercially minded legal advice across teams, supporting clear communication and collaboration., • Play a key part in shaping a legal team expected to grow further in the coming years. The Team & Structure • Reporting into the General Counsel as part of an international team of four., • Anticipated future investment, with an additional Senior Counsel to join in 2026-27, and further reports expected to this role by 2028. About You • Qualified solicitor with at least 8 years’ PQE and strong pensions legal expertise., • In-house and/or private practice backgrounds welcomed., • Passionate about pensions law, proactive, and able to operate independently and collaboratively., • Excellent communication skills, with a clear, positive approach to stakeholder engagement., • Interest from candidates based outside London is encouraged. Offer, Culture, Progression • Hybrid working (Central London HQ). No set office requirement but c.2 days per month expected., • Significant role progression

Elite US Law Firm - Risk & Compliance Lawyer (London) Are you a fee-earning lawyer looking to transition into an in-house role? This could be an excellent opportunity to make that move. This is an outstanding opportunity to join a top-tier, globally recognised firm in a pivotal in-house role, offering excellent exposure and long-term career development within risk and compliance. A leading international law firm is seeking a Risk & Compliance Lawyer to join its London-based Office of General Counsel. This role offers a strong platform for a qualified lawyer to step away from fee-earning and into a high-performing in-house function, working at the centre of regulatory, ethics, and data privacy matters. The Role Reporting to senior leadership, you will advise across the business on regulatory compliance, professional ethics, and data protection. You will work closely with partners and business teams, gaining broad exposure to complex risk and compliance issues within a collaborative and fast-paced environment. Key Responsibilities • Advising on regulatory frameworks, professional conduct, and data protection obligations (including SRA and GDPR), • Supporting practising certificate renewals and regulatory filings, • Drafting and maintaining internal policies, guidance, and compliance materials, • Managing registers, insider lists, and core compliance processes, • Assisting with data privacy matters, including DPIAs, international transfers, and incident response, • Reviewing client and commercial documentation (e.g. NDAs, DPAs, questionnaires), • Supporting training, horizon scanning, and knowledge management initiatives Requirements • Qualified lawyer with relevant fee-earning experience, • Demonstrable interest in risk, compliance, and data privacy Apply below for further details!

A leading specialty lines Insurer are searching for a Legal Counsel to join their team in London. You will be responsible for: Negotiating Insurance distribution agreements Agreeing general commercial contracts Advising underwriters on coverage and wordings Advising the Claims teams on coverage queries and pre litigation matters Ad hoc project work impacting the global organisation You will be: UK qualified Lawyer (or common Law) c. 2-5 years PQE Experienced in the UK insurance market - Ideally with some exposure to the Lloyd's market Either coming from an Insurance (corporate or litigation) practice in a Law firm, or from another Insurer/Reinsurer in an in-house Legal role.

In-House Legal Counsel London | Hybrid Mid‑Senior Level (3+ PQE) Are you a corporate or funds lawyer looking to broaden your experience across the full spectrum of asset management work? This is an excellent opportunity to step into a high‑impact in‑house role within a leading global investment manager. The Opportunity Our client, a well‑established international asset management firm, is seeking a Legal Counsel to join their high‑performing, collaborative Legal team. You’ll support a broad range of work spanning institutional mandates, trading and derivatives oversight, distribution arrangements, contractual matters, and general regulatory advisory. This role offers genuine breadth, ideal for lawyers coming from a corporate, funds, or financial services background who are keen to develop into a more holistic asset management counsel. What You’ll Be Doing You’ll work closely with colleagues across Legal, Institutional Client teams, Compliance, Operations and external advisers on matters such as: • Reviewing and negotiating investment management agreements and institutional client arrangements, • Oversight of derivatives and trading documentation (liaising with specialist external counsel), • Advising on UCITS, AIFMD, MiFID and wider regulatory requirements, • Supporting unlisted equity transactions, debt restructurings and other investment‑related matters, • Drafting, reviewing and negotiating commercial contracts and service provider agreements, • Providing legal input on cross‑business projects and initiatives, • Contributing to legal know‑how, precedents and internal best practice Who We’re Looking For Essential: • Qualified Solicitor (Minimum 3+ PQE) trained at a leading law firm, • Experience in financial services or funds (in-house or private practice), • Strong commercial judgement and stakeholder management, • Pragmatic, solutions‑oriented approach Desirable but nor required: • Exposure to unlisted equity transactions or debt restructurings, • Prior Working knowledge of UCITS, AIFMD or MiFID, • Experience negotiating institutional/segregated account documentation, • in-house, secondment or client-side experience, • Experience with UK regulatory frameworks (including Consumer Duty) Why This Role? • Join a respected, people‑centric legal function with strong visibility across the business, • Diverse, international scope of work, • Hybrid working model, • Supportive culture built on collaboration, integrity and client focus, • A chance to broaden from a narrower corporate/funds practice into a truly multi‑disciplinary asset management role If you’re a corporate or funds lawyer ready to take the next step into a more rounded commercial and regulatory role within asset management, this position offers the perfect platform.

Legal Counsel Global Consumer / Hospitality Business | London (Hybrid) We’re working with a high-growth, international consumer brand operating across 20+ countries and 700+ locations. With a strong culture, ambitious expansion plans and a genuinely collaborative environment, this is a brilliant opportunity to join a business at a key point in its global journey. This role sits at the heart of the legal function, partnering closely with the General Counsel and senior leadership to support strategic growth, international expansion and day-to-day operations. The Opportunity This is a broad, high-impact in-house role with genuine visibility across the business. You’ll operate as a key advisor to senior stakeholders, including the Global Leadership Team, working across a wide range of commercial and strategic matters. The remit is truly international—supporting projects and operations across Europe, the US, the Middle East and Asia—offering a level of exposure that is rare at this stage of your career. You’ll be given autonomy, responsibility and the chance to shape how legal supports a fast-moving, consumer-facing business. Key Responsibilities • Lead on a range of complex, high-value legal matters across multiple jurisdictions, • Provide pragmatic, commercially focused advice to senior stakeholders across the business, • Draft, review and negotiate a wide variety of commercial agreements (including supplier, technology and franchise agreements), • Support franchise arrangements and expansion initiatives globally, • Advise on corporate transactions and M&A activity, • Oversee intellectual property matters, working with external counsel on strategy and protection, • Manage disputes and litigation, including coordination of external counsel, • Support governance, policy development and implementation across jurisdictions, • Identify and mitigate legal and regulatory risks across different markets, • Play a key role in cross-functional projects, acting as a trusted business partner About You • Qualified lawyer with c.2–7 years’ PQE, • Strong grounding in commercial contracts (private practice or in-house), • Experience in a consumer, retail, hospitality or franchising environment is advantageous but not essential, • Commercially minded, pragmatic and solutions-focused, • Confident engaging with senior stakeholders and influencing decision-making, • Comfortable working in a fast-paced, evolving environment, • Able to manage multiple priorities and operate with a high degree of autonomy, • International exposure or interest in cross-border work is beneficial Why This Role? • Broad, international remit early in your in-house career, • High visibility with senior leadership, including direct exposure to the GC, • Opportunity to work across a diverse mix of legal areas (commercial, franchising, IP, disputes, corporate), • Fast-growing, dynamic business with a strong culture and clear growth trajectory, • Genuine opportunity to shape the role and make an impact For more information please feel free to reach out to Martin Evensen -

Role: Employment Paralegal Law Firm: International Location: Central London (Hybrid: 3 days office / 2 days WFH) Must have: At least 1 year’s experience in an employment paralegal role We are currently partnered with a leading specialist employment law firm that is looking to hire an Employment Paralegal to join its growing London team. This is an excellent opportunity for a paralegal with at least 12 months’ experience to gain hands-on exposure to high-quality employment tribunal and High Court work, while supporting senior lawyers on a broad range of matters. The role offers a great mix of litigation support, legal drafting, and client interaction, making it ideal for someone looking to build on their existing experience in a fast-paced and supportive environment. The Role You’ll work closely with senior fee-earners, supporting across the full lifecycle of employment matters. Responsibilities will include: • Assisting with Employment Tribunal and High Court litigation, • Preparing and managing bundles and case documentation, • Liaising with clients, counsel, courts, and third parties, • Supporting disclosure exercises, including DSARs, • Drafting legal updates, articles, and internal know-how materials, • Proofreading and formatting legal and marketing documents, • Conducting legal research and fact-finding, • Supporting client onboarding, including KYC/AML checks, • Opening new matters and maintaining document management systems, • Providing general administrative and organisational support About You • At least 1 year’s experience in an employment paralegal role, • Strong understanding of employment law and tribunal procedures, • Excellent attention to detail and organisational skills, • Confident managing multiple deadlines in a fast-paced environment, • Strong written and verbal communication skills, • Comfortable working with legal tech, document systems, and Microsoft Office, • A proactive, team-oriented approach with a “can-do” attitude Why Apply? • Work with a highly regarded specialist employment team, • Gain exposure to complex and high-quality litigation, • Hybrid working model, • Supportive and collaborative culture, • Clear opportunity to develop your legal skills and career

We are partnering with an international, alternative asset manager which is in growth mode. This business is an established presence in the pan-European private credit arena, with expertise across direct lending, working capital, infrastructure and real estate. In line with their current growth strategy, they are looking to hire a junior lawyer (NQ+) with private funds experience to join the London legal team and who will report directly to the General Counsel. This is an excellent opportunity for a junior lawyer to acquire broad, hands-on exposure in a dynamic, alternative credit platform and receive mentorship from experienced, senior legal professionals from the outset. The successful candidate will: • Actively take part in the structuring of funds, from inception through to execution;, • Assist with regulatory analysis on various business strategies and wider governance matters;, • Support the legal team on more granular, commercial documentation that compliments their funds offering as well as taking a key role in strategic, corporate initiatives, which may be firm-wide scope. The successful candidate will likely be pragmatic, commercially-minded and be able to advise a business with a problem-solving approach and mindset. Please connect with us: ___, 07900 692209 ___, 07944 390723 To keep up to date with Arbuthnot Yon’s postings, please ___ us. Due to a high volume of applications we will only respond to those we deem suitable for the role.

Role Overview： We are looking for an experienced In-House Legal Counsel to support the legal and compliance needs of our fast-growing internet platform business across the UK market. In this role, you will work closely with our management team and cross-functional stakeholders to provide pragmatic, business-focused legal advice, manage legal and regulatory risk, and support our commercial and strategic objectives. The role offers broad exposure to contract negotiation, regulatory compliance, corporate governance, and platform-related matters as the business scales. Key Responsibilities： • Draft, review, negotiate, and manage a wide range of commercial agreements, including supplier contracts, partnership agreements, and NDAs., • Provide clear, practical legal advice to management and internal stakeholders on commercial, regulatory, and operational matters., • Support corporate governance and general corporate matters, including entity management and internal policies., • Ensure ongoing compliance with applicable UK laws and regulations, including data protection and privacy requirements., • Monitor legal and regulatory developments relevant to internet platforms and digital services., • Manage disputes and claims, and liaise with external counsel and advisors when required., • Assist in establishing and improving internal legal processes, contract templates, and compliance frameworks Requirements： • Qualification as a solicitor in the UK or an equivalent qualification recognised in England & Wales., • Minimum of 3 years’ post-qualification experience in commercial, corporate, or in-house legal roles., • Proven experience drafting and negotiating contracts governed by English law., • Solid understanding of UK legal and regulatory frameworks., • Knowledge of data protection and privacy laws (UK GDPR)., • Strong analytical, communication, and stakeholder management skills., • Ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment and manage multiple matters simultaneously., • Fluency in both Chinese and English (written and spoken). What We Offer: • Competitive salary and employee benefits, • Opportunity to work closely with senior management and contribute to key business decisions, • Broad exposure to commercial and regulatory legal matters within an internet platform business, • A collaborative, pragmatic, and growth-oriented working environment If you are interested in building legal foundations within a growing platform business and supporting long-term, sustainable growth, we would be pleased to hear from you.

We are seeking a junior to mid-level Real Estate Lawyer (c. 2–5 PQE) to join the London-based real estate investment and development company of a sovereign wealth fund. This is a broad, business-facing role offering exceptional exposure to senior stakeholders and a diverse UK and international real estate portfolio. While the position has a strong real estate focus, there will be a chance to work on matters across commercial contracts, employment law, and IP/data protection. London 5 days per week on-site Salary: £70,000 to £90,000 The Role • Managing a wide range of real estate matters, including retail and office leases and associated asset management documentation, • Reviewing and overseeing consumer and service contracts with third-party providers, • Updating internal policies and drafting papers for the General Counsel and Board in response to legal and regulatory developments affecting UK assets, • Running legal projects, document management, and case oversight, • Supporting broader matters involving commercial contracts, employment law, and intellectual property About You: • Qualified lawyer with approximately 2–5 years’ PQE, • Solid training and experience in commercial real estate, • Comfortable working independently while maintaining strong communication and reporting lines, • Confident in advising senior stakeholders, including the General Counsel and Board, • Strong organisational skills with the ability to balance multiple matters and manage risk effectively You will be working in offices overlooking some of the best views of London and based close to the station. This role requires the Real Estate Lawyer to be on site 5 days per week. To register and interest, please send through your updated CV to 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.

Job Title: Associate General Counsel – Greater EU Location: Dublin or London About SHEIN SHEIN is a global online fashion and lifestyle retailer, offering SHEIN branded apparel and products from a global network of vendors, all at affordable prices. SHEIN remains committed to making the beauty of fashion accessible to all, promoting its industry-leading, on-demand production methodology, for a smarter, future-ready industry. To learn more about SHEIN, visit ___. Position Summary This is an exciting senior legal role for a UK, Irish or another European jurisdiction qualified commercial lawyer supporting SHEIN’s business and operations in the region. This will be a broad advisory role dealing with general commercial matters working directly with senior stakeholders across the business. The successful candidate must be inquisitive, enthusiastic about e-commerce and innovation, enjoy a fast-paced environment and being continually challenged, and demonstrate sound judgment even in ambiguous situations. Responsibilities: • Providing legal support to business teams in relation to a wide range of commercial matters the business general faces, • Collaborating with the relevant business teams to ensure compliance with relevant rules and regulations, implementing and improving processes and procedures, • Keeping appraised of the latest laws and regulations impacting the company and its operations in the region and advise on best practice accordingly, • Dealing with regulatory authorities on consultation, enquiries and investigations, • Working closely with the rest of the EMEA team and the global legal team on group’s global and region legal and compliance projects, • Managing external counsel, • Providing day-to-day legal support to business teams and developing strategies for handling legal issues in creative, efficient, and business-centric ways. Skills and Qualifications • Minimum of 10 years of post-qualification at reputable law firm and/or large corporations. Good amount of in-house experience required, • Practical experience in one or more the following areas is essential: consumer protection, digital regulations relevant for marketplace, trade and logistics,product regulation, payment or IP, or other experiences gained from an e-commerce or marketplace or related business, • High degree of independence, initiative, and good judgement. Commercial and pragmatic in your approach to legal advice whilst maintaining a strong sense of professional accountability, • Experience and capacity to lead multi-jurisdictional projects and coordinate external advisors., • Ability to deliver results, both as an individual contributor and as a member of the European and global legal teams. SHEIN is an equal opportunity employer committed to a diverse workplace environment.

Group Data Protection Officer (DPO) Sovereign AI | Taylor Root (Retained Search) Exclusive Recruiter: Tom Woods Sovereign AI is a UK‑based AI infrastructure and solutions provider building the next generation of sovereign‑grade AI data centres across EMEA. We operate where AI, cloud and critical infrastructure intersect, enabling commercial and government customers to deploy advanced AI with confidence in environments where performance, reliability, and compliance are non‑negotiable. Sectors include Government, Defence and Healthcare, where data sovereignty, privacy and trust are foundational. As the business continues to scale, we’re hiring a Group Data Protection Officer to lead a modern privacy programme across AI infrastructure, cloud platforms, and data centre operations embedding trust into the technology stack while enabling responsible innovation. It’s for a builder who thrives in fast‑moving environments comfortable translating complex regulation into clear, pragmatic guidance and standing up frameworks that scale, while working at start-up pace. This role will be 3 days a week in the Central London office (Fenchurch Street being the closest station). It is a role for someone commercially minded, decisive, and motivated to partner closely with Engineering, Infrastructure, Security, IT, and Commercial. The role reports to the Group General Counsel. The opportunity You’ll own the enterprise‑wide privacy framework, provide independent oversight of UK GDPR and general oversight of global privacy compliance, and help shape how Sovereign AI delivers responsible AI for regulated and sovereign environments. You’ll have the authority to escalate material risks and engage directly with senior leadership and regulators. What you’ll be doing • Leadership & governance — Own and oversee the group data protection framework across AI platforms and data centre operations., • AI & data governance — Advise on privacy in model development, training data and inference systems, aligned to emerging AI regulatory expectations., • Privacy by design — Embed by‑design/default principles into architecture and product lifecycles., • DPIAs & high‑risk processing — Lead assessments for large‑scale, sensitive or novel processing in sovereign/regulated contexts., • Sovereign data & localisation — Guide data residency, cross‑border transfers and EMEA sovereignty requirements., • Regulatory engagement — Act as primary contact for regulators (e.g., ICO); manage audits and investigations., • Incident & breach management — Oversee assessment, notification obligations and remediation., • Data subject rights at scale — Ensure robust DSAR processes across complex infrastructure environments., • Third‑party & ecosystem risk — Strengthen due diligence and contractual controls across vendors, partners and customers (including hyperscale/infrastructure relationships)., • Training & culture — Drive awareness and accountability through training, policy and leadership engagement. Process / how to apply Taylor Root and Tom Woods have partnered with Soveriegn AI, and are the exclusive recruiter for this position, running the full process end‑to‑end. If you’re interested, want a quick steer on fit or compensation before applying please reach out directly: .

The Construction Project Manager will support Chick-fil-A’s construction efforts across the UK for all restaurant concepts, including traditional and non-traditional locations. The role will support the day to day project management of Chick-fil-A restaurant builds in the UK. This individual will report to the Development & Construction Lead and they will partner with numerous people and teams across the business. Responsibilities: Support Real Estate, Design, and Pre-Construction strategies • Work alongside Real Estate, Developers, and Partners to build the brand through all traditional and non-traditional formats, • Working with the Development & Construction Lead, support and influence site and building design and procurement strategies, processes, and solutions that support real estate negotiations, restaurant development, and sustainable pipeline growth, • Influence a wide range of design complexities for all Restaurant concepts in country, including a high percentage of custom designs. Responsibilities include establishing feasibility and influencing design (e.g. Licensing, In-Lines, Malls), understanding and mitigating risk around complex MEP/geotechnical/environmental challenges (e.g. Free-Standing), and influencing mechanical systems strategy (e.g. In-Lines, Malls), • Support deal negotiations by providing knowledge and input of Chick-fil-A building and site requirements to ensure financial stewardship and expectations of operational quality are upheld, • Provide day to day project management on any new development of Chick-fil-A restaurants in the UK Identify, develop, influence, and support all new strategic partners across the UK • Support the Development & Construction Lead to introduce the Chick-fil-A brand to all new partners, • Support the Development & Construction Lead to manage partner contracts, lead them through the project approvals process, ensure they are delivering on each project, and equip them to represent Chick-fil-A well in new markets, • Partners include: surveyors, civil engineers, landscape architects, planning consultants, utility consultants, cost consultants, traffic consultants, land use attorneys, geotechnical/environmental consultants, environmental outside counsel, architects, kitchen designers, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and structural consultants, sign vendors, equipment vendors, political consultants, general contractors, and project management consultants Develop structure and remove barriers to enable Chick-fil-A’s expansion into the UK by leveraging/adapting US programs where it makes sense and building new UK programs • Represent Chick-fil-A at planning meetings and other project specific meetings requiring professional development and design presence, • Create, adapt, and implement scalable development and construction processes (contracting, methods, design standards, construction practices, etc.) for traditional and non-traditional restaurants, • Partner with National Accounts to source, onboard, and lead many new UK partners, • Provide strategic vision and leadership for big change management initiatives (e.g. LEAN development and innovative construction methodologies) Financial stewardship • Financial responsibilities for construction site costs, • Partner with cost consultants to ensure we tender, evaluate, and procure the scope of work through qualified construction partners Influence organisational stakeholders • Partner with Real Estate on site finding, • Partner with organisational stakeholders such as Operators, Real Estate, Legal, Field Operations, Supply Chain, Technology, Restaurant Experience, and Public Affairs to ensure effective communication, teamwork, and great results, • Partner with Franchisee Selection to support the selection/onboarding of Operators and assist in determining timing of Grand Openings, • Work closely with the Operator to communicate all turnover and opening dates, and ensure the team is focused on delivering with excellence and zero punch list, • Represent Chick-fil-A in values and in practice to landlords during development, construction, turnover, and during the contractor and landlord’s warranty period Qualifications • Bachelor’s degree Construction, Architecture, Engineering, or related field, • Background in construction, consistently delivering the highest quality final product, • Previous UK restaurant/retail development and construction experience, • Ability to manage multiple projects of varying complexities at the same time, • Strong organisational skills, • Demonstrated interpersonal skills, • Effective communicator (written, verbal, as an individual, and in group setting), • Previous experience in selecting/developing partners and building high performing teams, • Strong financial acumen, • Strong technical capabilities (e.g. electrical, mechanical, civil), • Strong understanding of the planning approval process, • Strong background in project management and contract negotiations Minimum Years of Experience 4 Travel Requirements 50% + Required Level Of Education Bachelor's Degree

Description Ant International is looking to hire a Chief Compliance Office based in the UK to maintain its UK licence as well as acting as a strategic business partner. The position will be part of a growing European & UK Compliance team supporting Ant International, in particular, the provision of payments and financial services to corporate customers. We are looking to hire a detail-oriented, collaborative and agile regulatory compliance professional who is able to take the initiative to work closely with internal business, operations and various functional key-stakeholders in Ant International, to support the achievement of business targets and objectives, and to comply with and fulfil regulatory obligations and expectations. A suitable candidate will be a seasoned and experienced Chief Compliance Officer for a financial institution in the UK with strong interpersonal, project management and stakeholder management skills, and one who thrives working in a fast-paced environment. Roles & Responsibilities Regulatory Compliance & Risk Management: • Design, develop and implement the UK compliance framework that aligns with long-term organisational goals and adhere to FCA regulations and guidelines;, • Lead regulatory engagement, maintain open and constructive relationships with the FCA and other regulatory bodies, as well as engagement with auditors and banking partners from a compliance perspective;, • Communicate compliance updates and regulatory changes to senior management and relevant stakeholders;, • Monitor and assess the organisation's compliance with relevant laws, regulations, and internal policies;, • Stay abreast of changes in regulatory requirements, industry standards and update compliance policies accordingly;, • Identify, assess, and mitigate compliance risks across the organization; and, • Collaborate with other departments to integrate compliance considerations into business processes and decision-making. Policy Development & Training • Develop and enforce compliance policies and procedures to guide the organisation's operations., • Design and deliver compliance training programs to educate employees on regulatory requirements and internal policies., • Foster a culture of compliance within the organisation by promoting ethical behavior and adherence to regulatory standards. Commercial Awareness • Strong understanding of the UK and international regulatory landscape, with the ability to anticipate changes and assess their impact on business strategies., • Demonstrates capability to balance regulatory obligations with commercial objectives, ensuring compliance supports sustainable growth., • Ability to communicate complex compliance issues in a clear, pragmatic way that resonates with commercial teams and senior leadership., • Proven track record of acting as a trusted advisor to the Board and Executive Committee, influencing strategic decisions with sound compliance judgment., • Demonstrates ability to embed compliance into the broader business agenda. Experience and Qualifications/Capabilities • 10 years (+) in general regulatory compliance either in financial institutions or reputable international consulting firms., • Work experience in e-commerce, payments or card schemes industry is preferred., • Ability to collaborate cross-functionally and manage different stakeholders within the organisation., • Demonstrated ability to work independently in fast-paced environment., • Able to provide pragmatic and considered advice under tight deadlines., • Possess a practical approach to problem-solving and be able to counsel internal clients with clear and concise advice., • Goal driven, result oriented and focus on the deliverables., • Strong ability to understand internal and corporate governance, processes and controls., • Strong analytical, communication and interpersonal skills., • Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite i.e. Word, Excel and PowerPoint.

We’re working with a well-known fashion brand looking to bring in a Senior Legal Counsel to provide hands-on support across a broad range of commercial and legal matters. Location: Remote or London Contract type: 6-month FTC, with the potential to become permanent Full-time or Part-time (3–4 days per week) The Role: • Provide day-to-day legal support across commercial contracts, data protection, AI/technology, IP/brand protection, and general commercial matters, • Draft, review, and negotiate agreements with internal teams, suppliers, and partners, • Advise on marketing, e-commerce, and digital initiatives, including website terms, policies, and campaigns, • Support compliance, risk management, and internal policy initiatives, • Act as a trusted advisor to business leaders, balancing commercial objectives with legal risk, • Take ownership of a diverse workload across multiple areas of the business Ideal Candidate: • 5 years PQE+, ideally private practice trained and in-house experience in a fashion, retail, or consumer-facing business, • Strong commercial awareness and experience across contracts, corporate/commercial law, data/privacy, technology, and IP/brand protection, • Hands-on, proactive, and able to work autonomously in a fast-paced, entrepreneurial environment, • Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, comfortable working with non-legal teams, • Passionate about the fashion industry and able to combine legal expertise with commercial insight To register an interest, please send through your updated CV to 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.

An established, successful event-driven and macro hedge fund, regulated by FCA and SEC, is now looking for a Compliance Analyst to join their Legal and Compliance team, based in their London, Mayfair headquarters. This is a new role in response to growth – just last year the business performed excellently again, so it’s an exciting period for this team and a great time to join. You will report directly to the General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer for the business and perform a broad role encompassing most areas of the compliance framework, and cover some legal responsibilities too. The responsibilities include, but are not limited to: • Investigating potential compliance issues for new business projects, including new funds and business lines;, • Contributing to amendments of the compliance manual and helping shape future policies and procedures;, • Helping prepare the firm with FCA and SEC filings and quarterly/annual reviews, respectively;, • Assisting across a broad range of topics, such as SM&CR, surveillance and monitoring, marketing rules and sanctions;, • Working in a legal capacity (if desired) by negotiating/amending a wide scope of agreements such as NDAs, third-party marketing agreements, research agreements, IMAs etc. What skills are we looking for? • Ideally, 1 year of prior experience in a compliance/legal role in a hedge fund, asset manager or other business in the alternative assets space;, • A strong, prior academic background, ideally to undergraduate level. A competitive base salary is on offer, along with an annual discretionary bonus and benefits (medical, dental etc.) This role is full time in their Mayfair office, but our client does offer some flexibility around working hours as and when needed. To apply or for more info please contact: Matt Bloxham: Celene Yon: To keep up to date with Arbuthnot Yon’s postings, please ___ us. Due to a high volume of applications, we will only respond to those we deem suitable for the role.

Director, M&A – Integration & Transaction Delivery A fast‑growing, international education group backed by a leading private equity investor is seeking a Director, M&A – Integration & Transaction Delivery to play a pivotal role in its global buy‑and‑build strategy. Operating at the heart of the Corporate Development function, this senior role will lead the execution and integration of acquisitions across multiple regions, ensuring that each deal is delivered rigorously and that value is fully realised post‑close. You will partner closely with the General Counsel and CFO and work across the full M&A lifecycle — from diligence and deal execution through to Day‑1 readiness and long‑term integration delivery. What you’ll lead: • End‑to‑end transaction execution, including diligence coordination, workstream management and operational assessment, • Development and ownership of integration plans, governance and reporting, • Cross‑functional leadership with Finance, HR, Operations, Tech and other senior stakeholders, • Continuous improvement of M&A playbooks, methodologies and integration frameworks What you’ll bring: • 7+ years’ hands‑on M&A experience (Corporate Development, PE, or Transaction Advisory), • Proven track record delivering multiple completed deals and complex cross‑border integrations, • Strong operational diligence capability and comfort working in diverse, founder‑led or emerging‑market environments, • Exceptional stakeholder management and execution discipline If you’re driven, resilient and excited by high‑impact international M&A, we’d love to connect.

A long-standing client, one of the Big 4, is looking to engage an experienced Corporate Lawyer at Senior Manager level for a 6-month assignment, starting ASAP in London. This is an exciting opportunity, reporting into the Deputy General Counsel, and will involve providing comprehensive legal support across a wide variety of corporate, finance, and general commercial matters. The successful individual will likely have upwards of 7 years’ PQE and will lead on corporate transactional matters, including acquisitions and disposals. They will also support and advise the finance team on external financing and be involved in drafting, reviewing, and negotiating a range of transactional and commercial contracts. In-house experience is required (ideally within Professional Services or similarly large, complex organisations), along with an exceptional ability to build credibility and trust with senior leadership. A hybrid working policy is in place and a competitive daily rate is on offer (inside IR35).

Risk & Compliance Lawyer Our client, an elite international law firm, is seeking a Risk & Compliance Lawyer to join its London-based Office of General Counsel. This is a compelling opportunity for a qualified lawyer looking to transition from fee‑earning or progress within an in‑house risk and compliance function. The role offers exposure to global regulatory, ethics and data privacy matters within a highly collaborative and well‑resourced environment. The Role Sitting within the Office of General Counsel, you will support the firm’s regulatory compliance, professional ethics, and data privacy frameworks, advising partners, lawyers and business services teams on a wide range of internal risk matters. You will work closely with colleagues across the global network to ensure alignment on regulatory positions and contribute to the ongoing development of policies, guidance and internal processes. Your work will span SRA compliance, GDPR and wider data protection issues, client and commercial documentation, vendor assessments, and participation in training and horizon‑scanning initiatives. This role is well‑suited to someone who enjoys varied, high‑quality work in a fast‑paced, international law firm setting. Key Responsibilities • Advise on firm policy, professional ethics and regulation, including the SRA Standards & Regulations and GDPR., • Coordinate the annual practising certificate renewal process and maintain the firm’s SRA account., • Review, update and draft internal policies, guidance notes and compliance alerts., • Support data privacy compliance, including internal data flows, international transfers, DPIAs, LIAs and incident response., • Review and advise on client engagement documentation, NDAs, Data Processing Agreements and questionnaires., • Assist with client audit and supplier assessment responses., • Contribute to ethics and data privacy training and support horizon‑scanning activity. About You • Qualified lawyer (England & Wales, or another jurisdiction with willingness to sit the SQE), with at least two years’ fee‑earning experience in a global law firm., • Strong grounding in regulatory compliance, professional ethics and/or data privacy., • Experience advising on SRA Standards & Regulations and GDPR. Take the Next Step If this opportunity resonates, please contact Chris Simmonds at or 07947 857 473 for a confidential discussion.

Legal Counsel (2–5 PQE) – Broad In-House Role | London A well-established international business is seeking a Legal Counsel (2–5 PQE) to join its collaborative in-house legal team in Central London. This is an excellent opportunity for a junior to mid-level lawyer looking to step into a genuinely broad, business-facing role, working closely with senior stakeholders across a wide range of legal and commercial matters. The Role Reporting into senior legal leadership, you will support the UK business while also engaging with international colleagues across the wider group. The role offers exposure to a broad mix of work. Prior experience across all areas is not required — a strong interest in learning and a willingness to engage with the business in a hands-on, pragmatic way are key. Typical matters include: • Commercial contracts and day-to-day advisory work, • Corporate governance and company secretarial matters, • Corporate transactions and general corporate support, • Insurance matters, • Employment/HR issues, • Operational and regulatory matters About You • 2–5 years’ PQE (private practice or in-house), • Strong academic background, • Commercial, pragmatic and solutions-oriented, • Comfortable taking ownership and working closely with stakeholders, • Strong communication and interpersonal skills, • Adaptable and able to work across a range of matters

A pan-European private credit boutique is looking to hire a junior Legal Counsel into its London office. The business is in a period of growth and transformation, with a number of recent senior hires and a more entrepreneurial, evolving platform across Europe. This is a broad, hands-on role reporting into the General Counsel, with close exposure to senior stakeholders and the wider business. You will support on fund formation and fundraising, advise on private credit and secured lending structures, and handle a range of broader legal work, while helping to build and refine internal legal processes. The environment is fast-paced and relatively unstructured, requiring someone who is comfortable working autonomously, thinking commercially, and operating in grey areas. The opportunity offers significant responsibility and visibility from an early stage. Candidates should be NQ – 2 years' PQ from private practice or in-house, with the desire to expand on your experience; applicants from a funds or financial services regulatory background could both thrive in this role. Attitude is key – this will suit someone proactive, adaptable, and keen to accelerate their development in a high-impact role. For more information and a confidential chat please contact Jane Fry on 020 3743 0697 or

Senior Legal Counsel / Legal Counsel Working for a cutting edge SaaS and Ai company Good Base Salary Annual Bonus 2 days a week in office About the Role We are seeking a talented lawyer with excellent communication skills to be based in London. Depending on seniority, the role be either a Senior Legal Counsel or a Legal Counsel. You will provide a range of legal services for our business and operations, with an important focus on commercial transactions. There will be an opportunity to work on matters across the International region, which comprises Asia Pacific, Europe, Middle East, and Africa. The Senior Legal Counsel / Legal Counsel will be part of the global Legal department and will report to the General Counsel, International. Requirements • Proven success in multinational technology companies in a similar role, including substantial experience in cloud services / SaaS, software, and services., • Commercial legal business partner with a proven track record of results, with significant experience negotiating customer and partner transactions in the technology sector across a variety of markets in the APAC / International region., • Experience working in a dynamic, fast-paced environment with multiple stakeholders., • Excellent drafting skills., • Solid IP and data privacy experience., • AI experience is preferred., • Holding the highest degree of professional ethics and integrity., • Solution-focused with excellent judgement and analytical skills., • First-class interpersonal and communication skills., • A minimum of 6 years’ PQE, with directly relevant experience gained from working in leading law firms and multinational technology companies., • Bachelor of Laws (LLB) / Master of Laws (LLM) from an internationally recognised university. Responsibilities The Senior Legal Counsel / Legal Counsel’s responsibilities will include, without limitation, the following: International Counsel • Strategic partner for the provision of legal services across the EMEA / International region with an in-depth understanding of different business segments and products / solutions., • Act as a trusted and valued advisor to team members across the International region, with significant experience in local laws, local culture and ways of doing business in these markets., • Partner with other members of the global Legal team to share best practices and work on global initiatives and other projects. Commercial • Understand business priorities and products / solutions, and be central to business discussions., • Prepare, review and negotiate customer and partner agreements across all areas of the business, with an understanding of the different products / solutions and company requirements. This will include the drafting and negotiation of direct agreements with corporate and government customers, and partner agreements. Experience with different partner / channel models and programmes in the technology sector., • Draft, review and negotiate other commercial agreements (e.g., subcontractors, vendors, etc.)., • Develop strong working partnerships with other key stakeholders across the business (e.g., sales, solutions, partners, finance, business operations, etc.). Risk Management and Compliance • Implement the commercial contract approval matrix in the International region., • Work with the General Counsel, International and Director, Compliance to ensure compliance (including enforcement of the Code of Ethics, global anti-bribery and corruption laws, global export laws and trade sanctions, etc.)., • Advise on data privacy and cyber-security laws in International. Corporate • Assist with corporate work related to legal entities in International. What’s in it for You? Join an ever-growing, market-disrupting, global company where teams work in a fast-paced, collaborative and creative environment. As a market leader, every day is a chance to learn and grow, with internal career opportunities across roles, disciplines, domains and locations. If you are passionate, innovative and excited to constantly raise the bar, this could be the opportunity for you. Hybrid Working Model We operate a flexible hybrid model, enabling maximum flexibility: two days working from the office and three days of remote work each week. Office days focus on face-to-face meetings, where teamwork and collaborative thinking generate innovation, new ideas and a vibrant, interactive atmosphere.

Puma Property Finance are looking for a Legal Counsel to join our Legal team in London. Puma Property Finance facilitates development loans from £10 million to £100 million to finance residential, commercial and specialist sector projects such as hotels, student accommodation and care homes. With no capital losses to date, we've also been able to attract £1 billion of funding from established institutional investors, to complement the funds raised from our retail investors. We have provided over £2bn of funding to property developments since inception and continue to grow both our retail and institutional capital sources. We recently entered into a new strategic partnership with Madison International Realty, a leading institutional real estate private equity firm headquartered in New York, which saw Madison acquire a 24.5% stake in Puma Property Finance Ltd and provide a cornerstone investment into our new discretionary debt fund. In addition, we have recently formed a joint venture with leading global investment firm KKR to expand UK living sector lending, providing up to £500m in senior development and stabilisation loans to fund best-in-class residential, build-to-rent and student accommodation schemes. This is an exciting opportunity for a motivated lawyer with a strong background in UK real estate development finance to join our Legal team within Puma Property Finance. Reporting to the Head of Legal and working closely with one other Legal Counsel, you will utilise your transactional experience within a fast-moving entrepreneurial environment and take on a business facing role. This role requires a self-motivated and resourceful team player with demonstrable communication skills, who can work under pressure. We have a reputation for excellence, and you will be required to protect and enhance this reputation. We are looking for a lawyer with the required experience and confidence to understand the issues arising on transactions and, once comfortable following a period of training and familiarisation, execute deals autonomously, seeking advice when necessary. You will be trusted to manage projects independently directly with the origination team and external counsel. Role Responsibilities: • Supporting the origination team, primarily assisting on the execution of development lending transactions, together with external counsel, • Providing internal advice on all matters relating to Puma Property Finance transactions, from the inception of deals through to repayment of loans, • Supporting the wider Puma Property Finance business, providing sound advice to colleagues on legal issues both from a strategic and operational perspective, • Developing and managing relationships with external counsel, • Working with the business operating teams across the group (primarily Compliance; Finance) on Puma Property Finance related matters Experience Required: • Training and post qualification experience gained in a reputable real estate finance practice, around 3 years’ PQE, with in-house financial services experience being advantageous, • Proven experience of structuring and leading the execution of transactions from inception to close, with the ability to work across multiple matters simultaneously, • Direct experience of drafting and leading negotiations on key transaction documents such as term sheets, facility agreements, intercreditor agreements and security documents etc., in the LMA form, • Proven ability to communicate ideas clearly and succinctly in jargon-free language to colleagues with no legal background, • Commercially minded lawyer who maintains high standards and attention to detail, makes clear decisions, and makes commercial recommendations to deal teams, whilst taking responsibility for those decisions, • Demonstrable experience of working well within a team and negotiating independently and effectively, whilst maintaining strong relationships both with internal stakeholders and external counterparties, • Appetite to learn and develop new approaches, and expand legal and commercial knowledge, including negotiating new and existing lending opportunities, • Ability to translate legal skills and experience into successful execution of transactions in a commercially‐minded organisation, • Experience in general finance, restructuring, real estate, construction, would be beneficial but not essential, • Familiarity with ancillary real estate finance documentation such as certificates of title, broker letters and construction contracts would be beneficial but not essential Personal Attributes: • Kind, • Values-driven, • Excellent communicator, • Adaptable and willing to get stuck into whatever needs doing, • Depth of character and gravitas but operating with humility, • The drive and attitude to excel in a high performing environment whilst maintaining high levels of integrity, • Energy, dynamism, and passion for complex business challenge, • Organised, rigorous and disciplined, • Pragmatic and practical About Us Founded in 2012, Puma Capital Group is an award-winning investment manager operating within the tax efficient space and is a leading provider of growth capital to UK SMEs and property finance to developers and real estate investors. The Puma Capital Group comprises four businesses focused on delivering long-term sustainable growth for our investors and partners: • Puma Investments, • Puma Property Finance, • Puma Growth Partners, • Puma Public Markets Collectively the Group has over £1 billion in assets under management, supports over 14,000 investors, and has funded over £2 billion in property developments across the UK. We are proud to have assisted dozens of businesses across the UK elevate and build to deliver on their brilliant ideas. In the years since we were set up, Puma Capital Group has grown significantly. We are now around 140 people across the Group, with our staff working from our head office in London, and regional offices in Manchester and Edinburgh. It is an exceptionally exciting time for our business. Combining our already very strong track record with ambitious growth strategies, we have already developed our market share substantially and are looking to build further on our success. At Puma, we are committed to fostering an inclusive and diverse workplace. As an equal opportunity employer, we consider all applicants for employment without regard to race, religion, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender reassignment, family or parental status, national origin, veteran status, neurodiversity, or disability status. We strive to provide a work environment free from discrimination and harassment, where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. Our commitment to equal opportunity extends to all aspects of employment, including recruitment, hiring, promotion, compensation, benefits, training, and development. Importantly, research shows that men typically apply for roles when around 60% of the criteria is met, however, women and other underrepresented people often only apply when they tick every box. So, if you think you have what it takes, but don't necessarily meet every single point outlined in the role description, please do still get in touch – we would love to hear from you!

Legal Counsel London | Real Estate Investment & Development 5 days per week on-site Salary: £70,000 to £90,000 An outstanding opportunity has arisen for a junior to mid-level lawyer (c. 2–4 PQE) to join the London-based real estate investment and development company of a sovereign wealth fund. This is a broad, business-facing role offering exceptional exposure to senior stakeholders and a diverse UK and international real estate portfolio. Working closely with the General Counsel, you will play a key role in supporting the business across a wide range of legal matters. While the position has a strong real estate focus, it is also well suited to a lawyer seeking variety and responsibility across commercial contracts, employment law, and IP/data protection. The Role This role will evolve over time, but initially will involve advising on a broad range of matters across the portfolio, including: • Real estate matters, including retail and office leases and associated asset management documentation, • Commercial contracts, including service agreements (with a sound understanding of data protection principles and contractual requirements), • Event agreements and licences, • Employment matters, supporting the General Counsel and Corporate Services team on employment contracts and HR-related issues, • Intellectual property, including management of company domains and brands, protective actions, and working with property managers and media/communications contractors on various projects, • Review and management of consumer and service contracts entered into with third parties, • Updating company policies and delivering associated drafting for the General Counsel and Board in response to key legal and regulatory developments affecting the UK assets, with implementation across the wider portfolio where appropriate, • Administering and running legal projects and document/case management, including use of SharePoint, oversight of the deeds archive and adherence to document retention policies and procedures, • Over time and as you gain experience opportunity to be involved in divestment/acquisition projects About You • Qualified lawyer with approximately 2–4 years’ PQE, • Ideally trained in real estate, though candidates from other backgrounds with strong experience in commercial contracts, employment law, and IP/data protection — and a genuine interest in real estate — are encouraged to apply, • Comfortable working independently, while maintaining clear reporting lines and a strong appreciation of risk management, • Confident in providing clear written and verbal reporting to the General Counsel, the business, and the Board, • Able to manage multiple matters, balancing risk, priorities, and project timelines International Exposure The company operates across an international real estate portfolio, and the role will involve working across English law and other jurisdictions. You will build strong relationships with external counsel and stakeholders in multiple jurisdictions and develop an understanding of local legal and regulatory requirements. Additional Advantages (Desirable but Not Essential) • Experience using SharePoint or similar document management systems, • Exposure to company secretarial work, • Interest in legal technology and cyber security, • Language skills in Polish, French and/or Turkish

🚀 Legal Counsel – FinTech / SaaS | London (Hybrid) 🔥 High‑Demand Role – Serious, Qualified Applicants Only An innovative, fast‑scaling FinTech/SaaS powerhouse is on the hunt for a commercially sharp, solutions‑oriented Legal Counsel to join its London HQ. Backed by top‑tier private equity investors and expanding globally at pace, this is an exceptional opportunity to step into a high‑impact role at a company transforming the future of securities finance technology. This position is expected to draw significant interest, and applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. 👉 Only serious, suitably qualified candidates will be considered. 🌍 The Role As Legal Counsel, you’ll partner closely with the General Counsel and senior Compliance leadership, becoming a critical part of the business’s second line of defence within an FCA‑regulated environment. You’ll advise across every corner of the organisation—including Sales, Technology, InfoSec, Product and Compliance—gaining exposure to complex commercial work, SaaS contracting, regulatory matters and strategic decision‑making. If you're a mid‑level lawyer seeking genuine ownership, autonomy and breadth, this is a standout opportunity. 💼 Key Responsibilities You will: • Act as first point of contact for day‑to‑day legal queries across the business., • Lead drafting and negotiation of complex technology and commercial agreements: SaaS, cloud services, NDAs, subcontractor agreements and more., • Partner with the Interim General Counsel to negotiate agreements that protect the company’s commercial and regulatory interests., • Support InfoSec & Compliance with RFQs, audit processes (including SOC), due diligence and vendor/client requests., • Contribute to PE investor reporting across ESG, DEI and other business‑critical metrics., • Maintain and evolve contract templates, playbooks and internal legal processes., • Assist in preparing Board packs and investor updates., • Monitor legal/regulatory changes (including data, DORA, tech and financial services regulation) and embed them into company processes and templates. 🎯 What You’ll Bring • Qualified Solicitor (England & Wales), 2+ years PQE from a recognised firm., • Strong grounding in Technology/IT Law, Commercial Contracts, Data Protection/Privacy, and ideally DORA exposure., • In‑house experience (or solid secondment) in tech/FinTech is highly desirable., • Ability to juggle competing priorities in a fast-paced, high‑growth environment., • Exceptional communication skills—clear, concise, and commercially aware., • Analytical, collaborative, proactive and confident in owning matters independently., • Strong relationship-building skills across functions and regions. 🎓 Qualifications • Strong academic background., • UK‑qualified lawyers (strongly preferred) ✨ Why Join? The company offers: • A culture built on collaboration, innovation, integrity and excellence., • A meritocratic environment where strong performance is recognised and rewarded., • Hybrid working (minimum 2 days/week in the London office)., • A global, PE‑backed business with significant runway for growth, expansion and innovation., • A genuine focus on ESG, diversity, equity and inclusion, and responsible growth. 🤝 Equal Opportunities The company is committed to providing an inclusive, respectful workplace free from discrimination or harassment, valuing diversity as a driver of success. Recruitment decisions are made based on merit, capability and alignment with the role. 📌 Final Note – High Demand Role Due to the level, visibility and impact of this position, application volume is expected to be high. 👉 Please apply only if your experience aligns closely with the requirements above.

London (Hybrid – 3 days office) TT Electronics, a global electronics manufacturer powering everything from satellites to stairlifts (yes, even the Mars Rover!), is looking for a proactive, commercially minded Group Legal Counsel to join their small but high‑impact legal team. With a new CEO, renewed momentum, and a focus on growth - including an active M&A agenda - this is an exceptional opportunity to step into a broad, influential, high‑visibility role at a UK‑listed PLC. Why TT Electronics? • A close‑knit, high‑energy legal team with real influence, • Exposure to the full legal spectrum: commercial, M&A, compliance, governance, IP, litigation, • A business with real engineering expertise and a compelling growth story, • Head office relocated to London (Bank) in 2026 - bringing new energy into the organisation, • Genuine opportunity to shape legal strategy and partner directly with leadership This is the perfect role for someone wanting to move in‑house or take the next step up in responsibility - breadth, ownership, and variety come as standard. The Role As Group Legal Counsel – Europe, you’ll report directly to the Group General Counsel & Company Secretary and act as a trusted advisor across TT’s UK and EU operations. You’ll handle: Core Responsibilities • Leading on commercial contracting across customers, suppliers, consultancy and distribution agreements, • Supporting and leading elements of M&A transactions, including diligence, execution and integration, • Supporting compliance across data protection, export controls, anti‑bribery, and wider regulatory matters, • Managing litigation and disputes, • Contributing to strong corporate governance across EU, • Advising on IP considerations (primarily soft IP), • Partnering with business leaders as a genuine “sounding board”, • Liaising with top‑tier external counsel, • Providing training across sites - including UK travel and occasional trips to Asia You’ll work closely with a small, agile legal team including the GC, a Deputy CoSec, a US-qualified lawyer, and your counterpart in the UK/Asia region. What We're Looking For • England & Wales qualified solicitor, • 4+ PQE (sweet spot: 4–8 PQE), • Strong background in M&A (either in practice or in‑house), • Experience in commercial contracts with an interest to learn more, • Ability to communicate complex issues simply and effectively, • A collaborative, positive personality – cultural fit is key, • Someone who loves rolling up their sleeves and getting stuck in, • No sector experience needed (but always a bonus) This is a role for someone who wants variety, visibility, and meaningful impact - not a siloed specialist seat. Working Pattern & Environment • 3 days/week in the office, • Travel to UK sites encouraged (4–6 times per year), • Join a vibrant head office of ~20 people with real cross‑functional collaboration Interested? Let's Talk If you - or someone you know - would thrive in a dynamic environment with huge breadth and the chance to work closely with senior leadership at a UK PLC, I’d love to hear from you. Drop me a message or email for a confidential chat.

We are partnering with a Global giant seeking a talented Legal Counsel to join its dynamic in-house legal team. This is an exciting opportunity to work within a fast-paced, brand-driven environment, supporting a globally recognised business at the forefront of innovation, creativity, and craftsmanship. Key Responsibilities • Provide high-quality, commercially focused legal advice across a broad range of matters, with a strong emphasis on general commercial contracts, • Act as a key legal partner to the marketing and brand teams, advising on campaigns, advertising, sponsorships, influencer agreements, and digital content, • Review, draft, and negotiate a wide variety of agreements, including supplier, distribution, licensing, and collaboration contracts, • Advise on legal and regulatory issues relating to marketing, promotions, and consumer-facing initiatives, • Support on intellectual property matters, including brand protection, licensing, and enforcement (highly advantageous), • Work closely with cross-functional stakeholders across the business, including commercial, product, and senior leadership teams, • Manage external counsel where required and ensure cost-effective delivery of legal services, • Contribute to the development and implementation of internal policies, processes, and training Key Requirements • Qualified lawyer with 5–8 years’ post-qualification experience, ideally gained in a leading law firm and/or in-house environment, • Strong general commercial experience, with a proven track record of drafting and negotiating complex agreements, • Demonstrated experience supporting marketing and brand teams in a consumer-facing business, • Intellectual property experience is highly advantageous, particularly within a brand-led or luxury environment, • Excellent communication skills, with the ability to engage and influence a wide range of stakeholders, • Commercially minded, pragmatic, and solutions-oriented, • Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, evolving environment with competing priorities If you have the skills above and would like to discuss the opportunity in more detail, please kindly share your CV with Sarah

A leading global law firm is seeking to expand its competition litigation practice with the hire of a specialist associate. The team is widely recognised as one of the UK’s foremost defence-side competition litigation groups, with a particularly strong reputation for collective proceedings, complex multi-jurisdictional damages actions and carriage disputes before the Competition Appeal Tribunal. The Practice • Market-leading defence work in UK and EU competition litigation, • Particularly active in collective actions at both certification and substantive stages, • Renowned for complex procedural and carriage disputes, • Regular advocacy before the CAT, CMA and European Commission, • Instructions from major multinational corporates and financial institutions The wider Competition, Regulation and Trade group operates on a genuinely international basis, with lawyers across Europe, Asia and Australia. The team advises a diverse client base, including Fortune and FTSE companies, regulators and national governments, and covers the full spectrum of contentious and non-contentious competition and trade matters. Scope of Work • Private enforcement and appeals in the High Court and CAT, • Follow-on and standalone damages claims, • Collective proceedings before the CAT, • Cartel and behavioural investigations, • Merger control and antitrust advisory, • State aid, public procurement, WTO and international trade matters Growth Hire • This is a team expansion, not a replacement role, • A small number of candidates are already in process Candidate Profile • 3–8 PQE, with a preference for top-end mid-level or senior associates, • Strong academic background (2:1 or equivalent; exams passed first time), • Hands-on competition litigation experience in the High Court and/or CAT, • Experience of CAT collective actions is highly desirable, • Proactive, self-starting and comfortable managing complex workstreams, • Strong interpersonal skills and an interest in mentoring junior lawyers The Role Will Involve • Defending large-scale damages actions in the High Court and CAT, • Managing multi-jurisdictional competition claims, • Acting as lead lawyer on appropriate matters with partner oversight, • Supervising, delegating and mentoring junior associates and trainees, • Advising on complex technical competition issues, • Building and maintaining strong client relationships, • Contributing to business development, training and wider firm initiatives Recent Matters Include • Advising Meta on a proposed collective action alleging abuse of dominance, • Acting for Google in multiple CAT and European damages claims, • Advising Google on a collective action relating to ad tech tools, • Defending Amazon in collective proceedings relating to the Buy Box, • Acting as European coordinating counsel in Trucks cartel follow-on claims, • Advising financial institutions on FX litigation following Commission findings Working Pattern & Hours • Hybrid working model with approximately 60% of time in the office, • Target hours of 1,800 annually This role offers exposure to some of the most significant competition litigation currently before the UK courts, within a globally recognised team known for its technical strength, advocacy capability and high-profile client base.

Major, Lindsey & Africa (MLA) are exclusively retained by Accsys to conduct a search for a Senior Legal Counsel be based in their London office. Position Summary Assist the General Counsel and Company Secretary to provide legal, governance, regulatory and commercial advice to Accsys. Leveraging prior experience gained in a PLC governance and regulatory environment. Company Overview Accsys Technologies PLC is a fast-growing business with a purpose: changing wood to change the world. Accsys combine chemistry, technology and ingenuity to make high performance wood products that are extremely durable and stable, opening new opportunities for the built environment. By doing so, they give the world a choice to build sustainably. Accsys is cross-listed on London Stock Exchange AIM and Euronext Amsterdam. Accsys transforms fast-growing, certified sustainable wood into durable, stable, non-toxic wood products with characteristics that match or better those of manmade, intensely resource-depleting and heavily carbon-polluting alternative building materials. Accsys’ Accoya® wood manufacturing facilities are in Arnhem, the Netherlands. Accsys also have a majority owned joint venture with Eastman Chemical Company, in Tennesse, USA. Key Responsibilities • Providing technically excellent, balanced and timely legal, regulatory, governance and compliance advice and support across Accsys, which may include:, • Advising Accsys’ sites on day-to-day issues, • Drafting, reviewing and negotiating simple and complex contracts with customers, suppliers and other third parties (e.g. distribution, agency, supply, novations, confidentiality agreements), • Supporting key functions within Accsys, including business development, marketing, supply chain, procurement, HR, IT and finance, • Advising in relation to Accsys’ current joint ventures and licensing partners on a broad range of issues, • Advising on share plans and incentivisation arrangements, • Advising on Accsys’ equity and debt arrangements and any new financing arrangements, • Advising on data protection matters, • Advising on day-to-day corporate matters as they may arise, • Assisting with company secretarial matters generally, • Supporting the Company Secretary with PLC governance, regulatory compliance and reporting including in relation to AIM Rules, Disclosure Guidelines and Transparency Rules, Market Abuse Regulation and QCA Corporate Governance Code, • Advising on technology and licensing development, • Partner with the business and Accsys’ functions, recognising mutual needs and helping them to achieve their goals, • When external counsel is used, ensuring appropriate instruction and management of the same, • Contributing to the Legal function, in particular its continuous development as a leading, forward-looking and visible function Qualifications & Experience Required • Experience of the PLC governance and regulatory environment, ideally in the AIM/small-mid cap space is considered a bonus, • Qualified solicitor with excellent academics and significant post qualification experience preferably in a mixture of both a respected private practice firm and a strong in-house team, • Significant experience in advising on a range of simple and more complex technical legal and compliance issues, including providing advice directly and managing and synthesising external legal advice, • Experience in commercial, operational and projects work; international experience is strongly desired, • In-house experience in a forward-looking / progressive in-house legal department is strongly desired, or otherwise able to demonstrate an understanding of in-house teams and an ability to add value to an in-house team, • Experience of working with variety of stakeholders, internal and external, junior and senior, • Experience of the building products, timber or chemicals industry and / or large to medium industrial capex projects highly desired but not a requirement for the role Competencies Skills & Attributes • Provide legal, regulatory and compliance advice to an excellent level, • Willingness to be flexible and work in areas of non-core competence (with appropriate support where necessary), • Ability to appropriately challenge business leaders and voice alternative perspectives and viewpoints, • Self-starter, highly proactive, outgoing and able to establish relationships effectively with a range of personnel across the business, but equally comfortable understanding the importance of working together as a team and comfortable taking instruction when necessary, • Ability to exercise good judgement and sound decision making even when not in possession of all the facts, • Adaptable, welcomes change and challenge and plays an active role in designing and implementing novel solutions, • Shows ownership of self-development and adopts a growth mindset; demonstrating an open and willing approach to continuously improve own legal and non-legal skills, • Passionate and enthusiastic about the role of in-house lawyers and the importance of a legal function which is focussed on its continuous development to be a leading and forward-looking function, • You may have to work with other members of the Legal function or the broader Accsys organisation on a matrix or other basis.You will need to be team orientated, flexible and show sound judgement when dealing with any organisational ambiguity, • Accsys believe teams and solutions are made stronger through different perspectives, which is why they are committed to a culture of equality, diversity and inclusion. Please do not contact the Company directly; all resumes sent to the Company will be routed to MLA for handling and will create delays.

We are working with a highly dynamic, fast-moving consumer business based in West London who are seeking a Legal Counsel (5-7 years PQE) to join its in-house legal team. This is a broad, hands-on role offering genuinely varied work in a fast-paced B2C environment, with close exposure to commercial decision-making across the business. The Role: Working closely with senior stakeholders, the Legal Counsel will provide pragmatic, commercially focused legal advice across a wide range of matters, including: • Drafting, reviewing and negotiating a variety of commercial agreements, including supplier, distribution, marketing, advertising, sponsorship and technology contracts., • Advising on UK consumer law, including product launches, pricing, promotions, advertising and customer-facing terms and conditions., • Partnering with marketing, product, digital and commercial teams to support new initiatives and campaigns., • Supporting data protection and privacy matters (GDPR)., • Managing external legal advisers where required., • Assisting with general corporate, governance and day-to-day legal matters., • Contributing to the ongoing development of legal processes and templates within a growing in-house function. Candidate Profile: • Qualified solicitor in England & Wales (or equivalent)., • Ideally 5–7 years’ PQE straight from Private Practice, a background from a Global Consumer Business or a mix of private practice and inhouse., • Strong experience in commercial contracts, ideally within a consumer or B2C context., • Comfortable operating in a fast-moving, changeable environment., • Commercial, practical and confident working directly with non-legal stakeholders., • In-house experience is advantageous but not essential. If you have the skills above and are interested in discussing this opportunity in more detail, please kindly share your CV with Sarah -

Commercial Property Legal Counsel (0-4 PQE) - EV Charging & Utilities - London (Hybrid) *This role requires previous experience with EV Charging, IDNO / DNO or Property Utilities. Role: In-House Real Estate / Property Lawyer / Commercial Property Legal Counsel (0-4 PQE) Sector: EV & Utilities Infrastructure PQE: 0–4 years Location: London Working pattern: 3 days per week on site (Tuesday–Thursday) Role Overview This is an opportunity to join a fast-growing EV and energy infrastructure business operating at the heart of the UK’s transition to net zero. The organisation develops, owns, and operates critical infrastructure across EV charging and grid-connected assets. The legal team sits within a collaborative in-house function of four, led by General Counsel, and works closely with property, construction, commercial, and operations teams. This role is ideal for someone looking to move from private practice into an in-house environment, or an in-house lawyer seeking broader exposure. Key Responsibilities • Support the acquisition, development, and management of land and property assets, • Draft, review, and negotiate property-related agreements (leases, licences, easements, wayleaves, options), • Advise on real estate aspects of infrastructure and utility projects, • Work closely with internal property and development teams, • Support external counsel where required, • Assist with due diligence on new sites and acquisitions, • Provide pragmatic, commercial legal advice to a scaling business Key Requirements • Qualified solicitor (England & Wales) or equivalent, • 0–4 years PQE (applications from more senior lawyers welcomed), • Background in real estate, property, utilities, energy, or infrastructure law, • Experience or interest in renewables, EV charging, grid, DNO/IDNO, or utilities environments, • Strong commercial awareness and ability to work in a fast-moving in-house setting If this is of interest please apply on LinkedIn or email

Legal Counsel 4 months Contract (Extension Likely) Hybrid -London £540 a day About the Team You'll be joining a high-functioning and highly regarded Employment Legal Team within Legal, Compliance & Corporate Affairs. The team is composed of top-tier professionals who are subject matter experts in employment law. The team partners with groups throughout Workday to execute on its goals and reports to the Deputy General Counsel for Employment. About the Role The Sr. Employment Counsel partners with others within Legal, Compliance & Corporate Affairs, People & Purpose, and other business functions to support our core values of innovation, customer service, integrity, and profitability, while ensuring that Workday maintains a culture of fairness, development and fun for its employees. They apply discerning judgment when advising on complex employment matters and guide the business in evaluating risk when making decisions. In this role, they perform litigation on Workday's behalf or coordinate litigation and other legal matters handled by outside counsel. Responsibilities for this role include: • Providing strategic mentorship and counseling to a range of teams and partners across Workday in matters relating to compliance, investigations and dispute resolution., • Counseling and providing guidance to People & Purpose regarding employee relations issues (including employee performance, terminations, leaves of absence, and occupational health)., • Providing pragmatic advice to the business on employment obligations across jurisdictions., • Drafting and reviewing various types of employment agreements, policies, work rules, etc., • Assisting in handling administrative claims and litigation (e.g. discrimination, unfair termination, etc.)., • Conducting diligence and advising on employee-related issues in mergers & acquisitions, and, • Managing pre-litigation and litigation disputes and devising creative resolution strategies. About You Basic Qualifications • Has a J.D. Degree, is a Qualified Solicitor, or has equivalent credentials and has authorization to practice law in the United Kingdom, Ireland, or other EU country., • 6+ years of experience at a law firm or in-house advising on employment law matters Other Qualifications • High level of integrity, professionalism, intellectual curiosity, humility, and willingness to grow, • Solid knowledge of employment laws across jurisdictions in Europe, Africa, and the Gulf Coast Countries., • Ability to independently determine and develop solutions to complex legal issues that are practical, clearly and timely communicated, and consistent with business objectives, • Experience leading litigation tasks, discovery management/collection, and working efficiently with other attorneys and paralegals, • Experience with SaaS, web technologies, cloud technologies/platforms, the mobile space, cloud computing, and/or enterprise software, • Outstanding written and oral communication skills and the ability to communicate effectively with legal and non-legal audiences at all levels of the organization, • Excellent organizational, oral, written, and interpersonal communication skills while prioritizing and working independently, • Detail-oriented and ability to balance multiple transactions and projects simultaneously under deadline pressure

Real Estate Disputes Solicitor/Associate 2-5 PQE + Legal 500 firm Role: Solicitor/Associate Department: Real Estate Disputes Reports to: Heads of Department / Senior Associates A leading full-service law firm is seeking a Solicitor to join its Real Estate Disputes team. The role involves supporting partners and senior lawyers across a broad range of contentious real estate matters, with the opportunity to develop specialist expertise over time. Overview of Work The team handles all aspects of contentious property law, including: • Residential and commercial landlord and tenant disputes, • Enfranchisement and lease extension matters, • Rights of way, easements, and rights to light issues, • Planning and development-related disputes, • Management of land and buildings, including service charge challenges, • Construction-related disputes and licensing of works, • Disputes involving resident-owned companies, • Mediation, arbitration, and court proceedings The successful candidate will be expected to have some prior knowledge of these areas and will be supported in developing further technical expertise. Key Responsibilities Technical Work • Manage client files efficiently and in compliance with firm and regulatory standards., • Provide written and verbal advice on a wide range of property disputes., • Conduct meetings with clients, counsel, and third parties., • Prepare for and attend court and tribunal hearings., • Brief and liaise with counsel; handle advocacy where appropriate., • Undertake legal research to support advice and strategy., • Record and manage deadlines, time entries, and client instructions accurately., • Keep up to date with legislative and case law developments relevant to property litigation. General Responsibilities • Demonstrate professionalism, teamwork, and a positive attitude., • Support junior colleagues where appropriate., • Communicate clearly within the team to ensure efficient workload management., • Confidently use IT and case management systems. Person Specification • Personable and approachable with excellent communication skills, • Proactive and client-focused, • Technically strong in real estate disputes, • Strong team player with a collaborative mindset, • Ambitious, forward-thinking, and commercially aware, • Confident in client-facing situations, • Competent IT skills If this role sounds like the right one for you, do not hesitate to get in touch. 07831592157

A healthcare regulator is recruiting a Principal Advisory Lawyer to join their general counsel team. This is a brand-new role and will oversee a team of three direct reports. The Principal Advisory Lawyer will play a leadership role within the council and will provide strategic, risk-based legal advice across a wide range of complex and high profile regulatory, wider public and commercial law matters. To be considered you will be a qualified and practising Solicitor, or Barrister of ILEX qualified, with significant post qualification experience of advising on public and regulatory law issues, ideally within a statutory, regulatory or similar framework. Demonstrable experience of managing and developing other, including as a line manager is also highly desired for this role. This is an exciting opportunity for someone who is looking to work for a value led organisation which prioritises staff wellbeing and development. You will receive a salary of £74,400-£87,883 depending on experience and will be expected to attend the office 2 days a week. 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.

Senior Commercial Counsel - 12 month maternity cover FTC London or Nottingham, UK - 2 days/week Up to £110,000 + bonus Aiming for a April 1st start date A growing technology business are looking to recruit a Senior Commercial Counsel for a 12 month maternity cover appointment. This role will report directly into the firm's General Counsel. Responsibilities: • Commercial Leadership: Lead the commercial contracting function, providing end-to-end legal support across global markets including the UK, US, Europe, and APAC., • Contract Negotiation: Draft, review, and negotiate a high volume of complex commercial agreements (SaaS and affiliate marketing agreements)., • Business Partnership: Act as a strategic advisor to Sales and Business Development teams, managing high-pressure, time-sensitive deal cycles., • Process Optimization: Continuously audit and improve legal infrastructure, including contract templates, negotiation playbooks, and internal workflows to increase departmental velocity. Requirements: • Ideally 6+ years PQE as a Commercial Counsel, • Prior experience in drafting/reviewing/negotiating SaaS and/or affiliate marketing agreements is highly desired, • Prior experience working on a global/international scale is desired

IP Litigation Paralegal – London A leading international law firm is seeking an experienced IP Litigation Paralegal to join its London-based disputes team. This is a busy, hands-on role supporting complex intellectual property matters, with a particular focus on patent litigation. The successful candidate will work closely with senior lawyers across all stages of proceedings, from pre-action through to trial and appeal. Key Responsibilities • Support the day-to-day running of IP litigation cases, including patent disputes, • Prepare and manage court filings, bundles, and hearing documentation, • Coordinate hearing logistics (trials, appeals, interim hearings), • Manage document review processes and platforms, • Conduct legal and technical research (including patents and related technologies), • Liaise with clients, counsel, experts, and court personnel, • Assist with case strategy support and general team requirements Requirements • Prior experience in IP litigation, ideally with exposure to patent litigation, • Strong understanding of UK litigation procedures and court processes, • Experience with High Court filings and the Civil Procedure Rules, • Highly organised with the ability to manage competing deadlines, • Strong attention to detail and communication skills If you are interested in this role or would like more information, please apply.

Build the legal foundations of sovereign‑grade AI Sovereign AI is a UK‑based AI infrastructure and solutions provider building the next generation of sovereign, secure AI data centres across EMEA. Operating at the intersection of technology, infrastructure, regulation, and national‑level capability, Sovereign AI supports highly regulated and mission‑critical sectors including Government, Defence, Healthcare, and Financial Services. As the business scales, Sovereign AI is now hiring a Senior Counsel to partner closely with the Group General Counsel and play a pivotal role in shaping the company’s legal, corporate, and commercial strategy. The Role This is a broad, high‑impact in‑house role offering genuine exposure to: • Fundraising, venture capital and strategic transactions, • Complex commercial and technology agreements (AI, SaaS, data, infrastructure), • AI governance, data protection, IP and emerging regulation, • Corporate structuring, governance and board‑level support What You’ll Bring • 8–10+ years’ PQE, ideally from a leading law firm and/or high‑growth tech or infrastructure business, • Strong experience across commercial contracts and corporate matters, including fundraising and shareholder arrangements, • A solid understanding of technology, data, AI governance and regulatory risk, • Confidence working with senior stakeholders, investors and external counsel, • A commercial, solutions‑driven mindset with excellent drafting skills, • Qualified as a Solicitor (England & Wales) Why Join Sovereign AI? • Work at the forefront of AI, infrastructure and national resilience, • Genuine strategic influence in a scaling, well‑funded business, • Exposure to complex, high‑value transactions and cutting‑edge regulation 📅 Level: Senior individual contributor with scope to grow

Our client is a growing and ambitious energy business, based in London, who are looking to expand their legal team with an experienced and highly skilled Finance/Project Finance lawyer of around 6-12 PQE. The successful candidate should be able to undertake legal work in English and in French and have experience of working in a major international law firm and ideally some in-house experience in Oil & Gas or Renewables, although this is not a prerequisite. The candidate will play a critical role in providing legal support internally on corporate matters and projects in the energy sector in Africa. This role requires strong legal expertise especially in broad finance transactions and corporate finance, and the ability to work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams and with outside counsel. Experience in the energy sector and on legal matters in Africa is desired but not essential. This role is open to both UK and Internationally qualified lawyers, offering relocation and visa sponsorship. Key Responsibilities: • Provide and manage legal advice and support on acquisitions and disposals., • Provide and manage legal advice and support on energy projects including project development and finance in oil and gas, wind, solar, hydro and hydrogen projects., • Provide legal advice on and support on oil and gas related matters, including exploration, development, production, and related activities., • Draft, review, and negotiate a wide range of contracts and agreements, including share purchase agreements, joint venture agreements, offtake agreements, projects agreements, construction contracts and service agreements., • Support financing activities, including due diligence, loan agreements, and security documentation., • Advise on compliance with local and international laws and regulations, including environmental, health and safety standards., • Advise on legal risks and develop strategies to mitigate potential issues., • Liaise with government authorities, regulatory bodies., • Work on and advise on contentious matters, including litigation and arbitration, when required., • Conduct legal research and stay updated on relevant legal developments in the energy sector., • Collaborate with internal teams, including Business Development, Renewables and Operations, to ensure alignment and successful project execution., • Provide general corporate advice., • Provide training and guidance to junior legal staff and other team members on legal matters., • Working with and managing external counsel. Qualifications and Skills: • Qualified lawyer with a minimum of 6 years PQE., • Minimum 4 to 5 years post qualification experience in major international UK, US or French law firms, and/or international firms focussed on cross border matters in Africa., • Fluency and ability to work in English and French., • Extensive transactional experience in corporate and/or project matters., • Demonstrable track record in drafting, reviewing, and negotiating complex contracts and agreements on cross border transactions., • Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and decision-making skills., • Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced and dynamic environment., • Ability to work with and manage outside counsel., • Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to build and maintain relationships with internal and external stakeholders., • High level of integrity and professionalism.

A world leading, c.$30bn credit hedge fund is looking to hire an experienced Compliance Officer, on a 1 year FTC. The firm are one of the leading names in the industry and have continued to grow at an exciting rate. While the majority are of their compliance team are based in the US, there is a Senior Compliance Officer in London who will be going on maternity leave. The role is a 1 year FTC to take on the responsibility of being their UK Compliance Officer. Reporting directly to the US General Counsel, this is a generalist role, offering exposure to all aspects of compliance. Everything is already in place, so you will be able to hit the ground running straight away and focus on not only compliance responsibilities, but also a number of exciting projects. There will also be resource for you to use, from their global offices. The firm have a fantastic reputation both for performance and internal culture. They offer a highly collaborative, entrepreneurial environment where people can constantly progress. They also offer attractive benefits, such as hybrid working. They are ideally looking to pay up to £120k base for this, with a strong completion bonus on offer. The ideal candidate will have 5-8 years of buy-side experience, with private markets experience of particular interest.

EXCLUSIVE: HEAD OF COMPLIANCE & MLRO – MUST HAVE WHOLESALE GENERAL INSURANCE OR LLOYDS MARKET EXPERIENCE £ Generous Six Figure Base + bens & bonus (Hybrid) London Ref:4148G2 We are exclusively recruiting for our client, a leading global insurance powerhouse, who are looking to recruit a forward-thinking technically astute leader as their next Head of Compliance and MLRO. Leading a large motivated and talented team and reporting directly to the CRO and Board, duties will include: • Providing strategic direction to the compliance function across the Group and contribute information, analysis and recommendations to strategic business thinking and direction., • Developing valued and value-for-money advice and guidance to business units and management on all compliance issues., • Establishing and continuously improving a consistent operating framework for the identification, management, monitoring and reporting of Compliance issues., • Responding appropriately to legal and regulatory challenges by understanding current and proposed legislation; enforcing regulations; recommending new procedures; ensuring business and operations functions comply with legal requirements., • Overseeing and advising the business with respect to international trade and economic sanctions issues., • Discussing and determining emerging regulatory risks with the Risk Team., • Maintaining an overview and knowledge of the local regulatory requirements in all jurisdictions in which the Group operates, ensuring that “local” compliance responsibilities are understood, allocated and accepted – and that appropriate local compliance frameworks are in place to continue to meet those requirements., • Participating in the management of regulatory incidents arising within the business, working with the Legal team and external counsel as appropriate, • Act as the primary point of contact on regulatory compliance matters for all relevant regulatory and supervisory bodies (including FCA, PRA & Lloyds) and maintain strong relationships through regular meetings and dialogue., • Managing all regulatory reviews in compliance with the applicable rules and regulations and report to the Board and Committees as appropriate., • Preparing and recommending an annual compliance plan for consideration by the Board/Committee reflecting the agreed risk appetite and provide updates of progress against that plan, • Establish and continuously improve a consistent operating framework for Compliance. The ideal candidate will have significant experience gained in wholesale general insurance ideally with an in-depth knowledge of the Lloyds Market. You should have detailed knowledge of the relevant FCA and PRA rules as well as an understanding of the Corporation of Lloyds rules and regulations. You should also have a good knowledge of the Central Governance requirement under S2, however as important will be your strategic compliance leadership, influencing and stakeholder management abilities. This role is central to the ongoing success and growth of the business in a time that is increasing challenging from a regulatory, geopolitical and technology change perspective. Offering a great opportunity to work in a very visible senior leadership role for a market leader in their industry with a fantastic reputation for staff retention and being a great employer. NB Salary is genuinely open as our client wants the best so will not be a barrier for the better candidates. So, if you believe you have the technical knowledge and just as importantly the senior level strategic and influencing skills to make this role your own, leading the executive team through current and future regulatory and business challenges, then please send your details to Gary Collins, at (including email and contact no) however please note we cannot reply to all applications so only successful applications will be contacted (although under no circumstances are your details ever passed on without your specific permission). Compliance Recruitment Solutions Limited (CRS) are acting as an employment agency in relation to this role. The recruiter has stated that all applicants for this job should be able to prove that they are legally entitled to work in the UK. Through application, all candidates signify their acceptance of the above information and confirm that the information they provide is true and accurate to the best of their knowledge.