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A global FMCG organisation is seeking an experienced Employment Legal Counsel to support the business across the EMEA region. The role involves advising on a broad range of contentious and non‑contentious employment matters, including employee relations, collective issues, and cross‑border initiatives, working closely with HR and senior stakeholders. You’ll also support internal investigations, manage employment law risk, track legal developments, and deliver practical training. • Qualified lawyer with 4+ years’ PQE experience (law firm and/or in‑house), • Strong EMEA employment law experience, • Experience working with complex, multinational organisations, • Comfortable operating independently in a fast‑paced environment, • Strong stakeholder management and communication skills To register an interest, please send through an updated copy of your CV to

Legal Counsel | 1–4 PQE | South West London | Commercial Contracts We’re working with a fast-growing business in South West London that is looking to appoint a Legal Counsel (1–4 PQE) to join its small but highly collaborative legal team. This is an exciting opportunity for a general commercial lawyer who enjoys variety and wants to play a visible role in a scaling organisation. The business has experienced significant growth in recent years, supported by a series of acquisitions, and is now focused on strengthening its platform as it continues to expand. The Role Working closely with senior stakeholders across the organisation, you will advise on a wide range of legal and business matters, with a particular focus on commercial contracts, which form the core area of the role, including drafting and negotiating a full range of agreements such as procurement contracts, customer agreements, B2B and B2C arrangements, and technology-related contracts. You will also be involved in: • Supporting the business with corporate governance matters across the group, • Advising on data protection and compliance issues, • Assisting with insurance matters, claims and litigation management, • Providing day-to-day legal guidance across operational teams, • Supporting legal work arising from recent acquisitions and ongoing integration projects Given the size of the team, this role offers the opportunity to gain broad in-house exposure and become closely embedded in the business. The Candidate This role would suit a lawyer who is proactive, commercially minded and keen to build strong relationships across the organisation. You will likely have: • 1–4 years’ PQE, • A strong grounding in commercial contracts, • A good working knowledge of, or genuine interest in, data protection and compliance, • The ability to manage a varied workload and work closely with stakeholders Candidates may be currently in private practice looking to make their first move in-house, or already working within an in-house legal team. Why Apply? • Join a high-growth organisation at a pivotal stage in its development, • Work in a close-knit legal team with real visibility across the business, • Opportunity to grow alongside the legal function as the business continues to expand, • Exposure to a broad mix of commercial, governance and operational legal work If you’re a commercially minded lawyer looking for a role where you can really get under the skin of a business, this is a fantastic time to join. To apply or for more info please contact: Kate Mazzag: 07769946081 OR Victoria Moore: 07971666134 Due to a high volume of applications, we will only respond to those we deem suitable for the role. To keep up to date with Arbuthnot Yon and our latest job postings, please go on to our Company LinkedIn page and click ‘follow’

Derivatives & trading lawyer sought for a London based global alternative investment manager. Greenfield hire. We are seeking a city law firm trained lawyer with a’ can-do’ attitude, looking to broaden out their skill set in a supportive in-house team environment. This is your classic in-house legal role with great breadth and opportunity ultimately guided by your interests and ability. From day one you can expect to work on trading documents (isda, gmra, csa, gmra, pb, clearing, repo). Corporate governance, side letters and fund matters will also be on offer. Reporting into the General Counsel, you will be given oodles of autonomy and support and appreciate the headroom and opportunity that comes with a greenfield role. You will be willing and able to get stuck in; everyone helping each other and working together. In-house experience, either by secondment or permanent will be advantageous but not a necessity. For further information please contact Catherine Cook in confidence at or dm.

Senior Employment Counsel – EMEA (12‑month Fixed Term Contract) London (Hybrid Working) We are partnering with a leading organisation to appoint an experienced Employment Lawyer for a 12‑month fixed term contract. Based in London with hybrid working, this role offers the opportunity to work in a strategic, senior advisory position supporting complex employment and dispute resolution matters across EMEA, with a primary focus on the UK. The role This is a high‑impact position providing pragmatic, commercial legal advice on employment law and contentious employee relations matters. You will work closely with senior stakeholders, HR and the wider Legal function to manage risk, resolve disputes and support key business objectives in a regulated, fast‑paced environment. Key responsibilities • Provide timely, high‑quality legal advice on employment law and employee relations matters, including disciplinary and grievance processes, dismissals, restructurings, redundancies, TUPE, discrimination and whistleblowing claims., • Lead and manage contentious matters and disputes, including Employment Tribunal litigation, mediations and regulatory matters, drafting and negotiating settlement agreements where required., • Advise senior stakeholders and HR partners on litigation risk, strategy and mitigation, balancing legal, commercial and reputational considerations., • Review, draft and negotiate employment‑related documentation, including policies, procedures and contracts., • Advise on commercial arrangements with employment implications, including outsourcing arrangements, secondments and contingent worker agreements., • Draft, review and negotiate dispute resolution clauses in a range of commercial contracts, • Manage and oversee external counsel, ensuring effective case strategy, quality of advice and cost control in line with internal guidelines., • Contribute to the development and continuous improvement of employment policies, dispute resolution frameworks and internal training initiatives., • Collaborate with colleagues across Legal, HR, Compliance and the wider business on matters involving elevated legal or employee relations risk. Skills, qualifications and experience • Qualified solicitor or barrister in England and Wales., • 5–10 years’ post‑qualification experience as an employment lawyer, gained within top‑tier private practice and/or an in‑house environment., • Strong senior‑level expertise in UK employment law, with the ability and willingness to advise on employment and dispute resolution matters across EMEA., • Proven experience managing complex, high‑risk employment disputes and employee relations issues., • Demonstrable experience advising on restructurings, redundancies and TUPE or employee transfer matters., • Experience drafting and advising on employment policies, procedures and employment‑related documentation., • Experience advising across multiple jurisdictions and coordinating local counsel across EMEA., • Background advising clients within financial services or other regulated sectors, including conduct‑related requirements., • Experience advising on employment‑related data privacy issues. If you are an experienced employment lawyer looking for a high‑profile in‑house contract role with exposure to complex, cross‑border matters, please do apply via this advert or contact Charlie Cripps at Venn Group on

At Oliver Wyman, a Marsh (NYSE: MRSH) business, we bring deep industry insight, bold innovation, and a collaborative approach that cuts through complexity to help organizations navigate their most defining transformative moments. As a business of Marsh, we work alongside the world’s leading experts across risk, reinsurance and capital, people and investments, and management consulting. Together with Marsh Risk, Guy Carpenter, and Mercer, we help organizations build resilience and competitive advantages from every angle. With annual revenue of $27 billion and more than 95,000 colleagues in 130 countries, Marsh helps build the confidence to thrive through the power of perspective. For more information, visit oliverwyman.com, or follow us on LinkedIn and X. Please Note: Oliver Wyman/Marsh operates a hybrid working policy and we will require the successful candidate to work from the office at least 60% of the time. About the Role: As Senior Counsel you will be part of a first class, experienced global in-house legal team dedicated to the management and economic consulting businesses of Oliver Wyman (“OW”). This role is an ideal in-house role for a mid-level level corporate/commercial lawyer with 5 to 7 years post-qualification experience. The Senior Counsel will work closely with the European legal team to handle legal matters for the European region and will report directly to the Chief Counsel for UK and Ireland. Key Responsibilities: • Provide advice and support on a wide range of legal issues and projects to the OW businesses across Europe, • Handle the review, drafting and negotiation of a variety of commercial contracts and other legal documents related to OW’s global professional services businesses, including OW-form engagement letters and contracts, client form agreements, subcontracts, third party release/reliance letters etc., • Advise OW consultants and corporate support functions on legal issues generally, including the legal/contractual implications of commercial business decisions (i.e. business/legal counsel and common sense advice), • Identify liability exposure and provide creative solutions to manage and reduce risk, • Coordinate specialty legal review by internal and external legal advisers on a range of matters, • Assist with all matters related to legal support of the OW businesses, including compliance and risk mitigation processes This role will suit someone with: • UK qualified lawyer with at least 5 years’ post qualification experience, • Worked at a leading international law firm within a commercial or corporate team, • In-house experience preferred, but not essential, • Experience with commercial contract review, drafting and negotiation, • Fluent in English, other languages beneficial, • Self-starter who is able to work independently and under pressure to meet deadlines and changing priorities, • Strong communication and drafting skills, an ability to interface with senior management, must exercise good judgment and be commercially minded At Oliver Wyman, we are committed to creating a diverse and inclusive environment where everyone can thrive. We value collaboration, integrity, and excellence, and we encourage our team members to bring their authentic selves to work. Our culture promotes continuous learning and development, providing opportunities for growth and advancement within the firm. We offer competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, and a flexible work environment that supports work-life balance. Join us in making a difference for our clients and communities while advancing your career in a supportive and innovative setting. Oliver Wyman is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees - To learn more, please follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn or Twitter: OliverWyman.

We’re key player in the renewable energy sector, committed to advancing the transition to clean energy through innovative projects and sustainable solutions. With a strong track record in engineering and infrastructure, we are expanding our renewable energy portfolio in UK and EU markets and seeking a strategic legal expert to support this growth. This is an exciting opportunity to join the team as an Inhouse Lawyer taking ownership of related to our renewable energy projects in the UK and Europe. The successful candidate will be responsible for managing all legal aspects of project development, including building permits, planning consents, grid connection agreements, project due diligence, and M&A documentation. The role involves working closely with external legal counsel while building an in-house legal function to support business objectives and mitigate risks. The role covers the entire target market of the business, mainly UK and EU jurisdictions. What you’ll be doing: Project Development Legal Support: • Oversee legal processes related to building permits, planning consents, and grid connection agreements for renewable energy projects., • Lead legal negotiations and SPA documentation for acquisitions., • Ensure compliance with UK and European energy sector regulations, environmental laws, and corporate governance standards., • Identify, assess, and mitigate legal risks across all business activities. Work closely with external legal advisors, regulators, and government bodies. What you’ll need: • 3+ post graduate experience as a lawyer in renewable energy., • Experience with building permits, planning consents, grid connection, due diligence process and M&A documentation., • Proven ability to manage and coordinate external legal counsel., • Strong negotiation skills and commercial acumen., • Ability to work independently and strategically within a fast-paced environment., • Ability to develop and manage a legal team as per the evolution of the business. Nice to Have • Experience in cross-border transactions., • Familiarity with private equity or venture capital deals., • Experience working with financial advisors or investment banks Gülermak Renewables is the renewable energy investment arm of Gülermak, a leading international infrastructure contractor with a 65-year track record of delivering complex projects to the highest standards of quality, ethics and execution. Headquartered in London, the renewables business operates as an independently managed platform, focused on the UK and Europe, with core investments in solar, onshore wind and battery energy storage, and a forward-looking view on technologies shaping the future energy system. With strong financial backing and deep infrastructure expertise, we build, own and operate renewable assets that deliver stable long-term cash flows. Our portfolio has reached c.650 MW to date, with clear ambition and strong momentum to scale materially in the near term. This role represents an exceptional opportunity to join a high-performing, entrepreneurial team comprising talented professionals with deep experience across renewables and infrastructure. You will have meaningful responsibility across the business, in a culture that rewards ownership, performance and merit. What We’ll Offer You • Competitive salary based on experience, • Hybrid working environment, • Supportive and dynamic workplace culture, • Professional development and career growth opportunities, • Opportunity to work on challenging, large-scale international projects

SSQ is working with a market-leading international organisation looking to hire a Data Privacy Counsel into a highly regarded in-house legal and risk function. This is an excellent move for: • Associates considering their first step in-house, who want proper support and development, • In-house qualified lawyers looking for stronger training, structure, and progression It’s genuinely a “best of both worlds” role, offering hands-on exposure alongside a clear development pathway. The role: You’ll work closely with legal, privacy, information security, and risk teams, gaining broad exposure across data protection and commercial matters in a collaborative, well-supported environment. What you’ll be doing: • Advising on UK GDPR and Data Protection Act compliance, • Supporting commercial and data protection contracting (DPAs, SCCs), • Advising on data subject rights, international transfers, cookies, and e-marketing, • Assisting with DPIAs and records of processing activities, • Researching regulatory developments, enforcement trends, and case law, • Helping develop policies, templates, and training materials About you: • NQ–3 PQE (or equivalent), • Experience in private practice or in-house across commercial contracts and data protection, • Strong drafting skills and commercial awareness, • Keen to build specialist expertise in data privacy within a structured environment If you’re weighing up your first move in-house, or looking for a role that offers both quality work and long-term progression, this is well worth a conversation.

🌟 Legal Counsel – Infrastructure M&A (UK) Permanent | London | Hybrid Working A leading global investment manager is seeking an ambitious Legal Counsel to join its Infrastructure Legal team. This is a rare opportunity to move in-house into a high-performing, transaction-focused environment with exceptional career progression potential. 📌 The Role As Legal Counsel, you’ll play a key part in supporting infrastructure M&A transactions and the ongoing management of a diverse portfolio of assets. The work is genuinely varied, fast-paced, and commercially rich, with a roughly: • 70% focus on M&A / transactions 🔍 Ideal Background We are interested in hearing from lawyers who: • Have 3–6 years PQE (flexible)., • Trained and qualified at a leading private practice firm, or have in-house experience within funds, infrastructure, or private equity., • Bring strong transactional experience and enjoy working in a lean, highly collaborative team., • Are motivated by meaningful progression — clear pathways exist to senior levels as you begin to run your own deals. 💼 Key Responsibilities • Support and execute M&A transactions, including acquisitions, disposals, co-investments, and fund activity., • Negotiate and draft a broad range of corporate and commercial agreements., • Advise on shareholder arrangements, regulatory matters, and governance., • Work closely with top-tier external counsel across major international firms., • Partner with investment, asset management, and senior leadership teams. 📩 How to Apply If you're a talented transactional lawyer seeking a dynamic, career-defining in-house move within a growing infrastructure platform, we’d love to hear from you. Apply directly via LinkedIn or get in touch for a confidential discussion.

We’re working with a major UK service provider with thousands of employees nationwide, looking to hire a Legal Counsel (NQ–1 PQE) to join its established in-house legal team. This is an excellent opportunity for a junior litigation lawyer to step into a broad, hands-on role within a large and complex organisation. You’ll gain exposure to a high volume and variety of disputes, while also developing experience across both contentious and non-contentious employment law. The role: You’ll work closely with the litigation team and senior stakeholders across the business, advising on a wide range of matters. Your work will include: • supporting on a variety of litigation and dispute resolution matters, • assisting with case strategy, risk assessment, and external counsel management, • handling employment tribunal claims and wider contentious employment issues, • advising on disciplinary, grievance, and workplace matters, • supporting on non-contentious employment matters including drafting policies, contracts, and settlement agreements If this sounds of interest, please get in touch for a confidential discussion

Greenway Search are delighted to be exclusively representing a leading US Law firm to assist them with hiring an accomplished associate to join their team. The firm specialise in providing comprehensive legal services to a wide array of clients, including corporations, financial institutions, and investment funds. The firm's commitment to excellence and client satisfaction has established it as a trusted advisor in the legal industry. The firm is seeking a highly motivated and experienced Private Funds Investment Funds Lawyer to join its dynamic team. Position Overview: The Private Funds Investment Funds Lawyer will be responsible for providing legal advice and support to clients in relation to the formation, structuring, and operation of private investment funds. The ideal candidate will have a deep understanding of the legal and regulatory environment affecting private funds and a strong track record of working on complex fund formations. Key Responsibilities: • Advise clients on the formation, structuring, and operation of private investment funds, including private equity funds, hedge funds, real estate funds, and venture capital funds., • Draft and negotiate fund formation documents, including partnership agreements, subscription agreements, and offering memoranda., • Provide counsel on regulatory compliance matters, including SEC, FINRA, and CFTC regulations, as well as other relevant domestic and international regulations., • Assist clients with fund-raising activities, including private placements and investor negotiations., • Advise on investment management agreements, side letters, and other related contractual matters., • Conduct legal due diligence for fund investments and acquisitions., • Collaborate with other practice areas within the firm to provide comprehensive legal solutions for clients., • Stay up-to-date with industry trends and changes in relevant laws and regulations., • Develop and maintain strong client relationships, acting as a trusted advisor on legal and strategic matters. Qualifications: • England & Wales qualified, • Minimum of 2 years of experience as a lawyer in private investment funds, preferably within a top-tier law firm or in-house legal department., • Extensive knowledge of securities laws and regulations, investment advisor regulations, and other relevant regulatory frameworks., • Proven experience in drafting and negotiating complex fund formation documents., • Strong analytical skills and the ability to provide practical, business-oriented legal advice., • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build and maintain strong client relationships., • High level of professionalism, integrity, and ethical standards., • Ability to work both independently and as part of a team in a fast-paced environment. To apply or to confidentially discuss this position further, please contact or via phone: 07944 999 465

Interim In‑House Employment Lawyer (6‑Month Contract) Location: UK (Hybrid/Flexible) Contract: Fixed‑term – 6 months Start: ASAP We are looking for an experienced In‑House Employment Lawyer to join our legal team on a 6‑month contract, supporting the business on a wide range of complex employment law matters. This is a hands‑on role, ideal for a commercially minded employment lawyer who is confident advising senior stakeholders in a fast‑paced, unionised environment. Key Responsibilities • Advise on collective employment matters, including trade unions and employee/works councils, • Lead and support on TUPE transfers, restructures and reorganisations, • Manage dismissals, redundancies and employee relations issues, • Provide pragmatic advice across the full spectrum of UK employment law, • Support negotiations and consultation processes with unions and employee representatives, • Work closely with HR, senior leaders and external counsel as required About You • Qualified solicitor (or equivalent) with strong in‑house or private practice employment law experience, • Solid background in trade union engagement, works councils, and TUPE, • Confident handling dismissal processes and complex ER issues, • Commercial, pragmatic and comfortable working autonomously, • Prior in‑house experience preferred, but not essential What’s on Offer • 6‑month contract with immediate impact, • Collaborative, professional working environment, • Hybrid or flexible working arrangements available

We’ve been exclusively instructed on a Head of Legal role with a PE-backed healthcare technology business. It’s a passion with purpose business, operating internationally across clinical diagnostics and software-led services. They work closely with regulated customers and public sector frameworks, and while mission-led, they are equally commercial in how they think and operate. This is a senior, high-impact hire sitting on the EMEA leadership team — not a back-seat legal role. You’ll be right at the centre of the business. The Role • Go-to legal and commercial advisor to senior leadership, • Managing a very small team – hands-on, collaborative, sleeves rolled up, • Leading on complex commercial deals across customers, suppliers and partners, • Driving improvements in contracting, processes and overall ways of working, • Owning data protection and governance strategy (UK/EU GDPR), • Influencing commercial decisions, pricing and supplier strategy, • Overseeing disputes, external counsel and key risk areas, • Playing a role in AI / tech risk and broader business initiatives Skills Required • 15+ years’ PQE, • Strong commercial / technology lawyer, • Significant in-house experience in an international / matrix environment, • Comfortable being hands-on as well as strategic, • Experience managing complex, messy contracting environments, • Strong stakeholder management – able to influence without authority Desirable • Exposure to regulated sectors / public procurement (e.g. NHS / frameworks), • Experience in growing or improving legal functions, • Interest in AI, data or emerging tech, • M&A / integration exposure If this role is of interested please click apply.

Employment Counsel – Global Blue-Chip | London (Hybrid) Are you an employment lawyer looking to step into a highly commercial, business-facing in-house role? Whether you’re moving in-house for the first time or looking to take on a broader, more strategic position, this is an excellent opportunity within a prestigious global organisation. We’re partnering with a global blue-chip business on a key Employment Counsel hire. You’ll sit within a high-performing legal team, advising across UK and international operations with a strong focus on corporate employment, reward, and senior stakeholder matters. What you’ll do: • Provide pragmatic, commercially focused advice across a wide range of employment law matters, • Advise on executive compensation, benefits, and incentive structures (including bonus and LTIPs), • Support on corporate transactions, including M&A, • Draft and negotiate employment contracts, policies, and related documentation, • Partner closely with HR, Reward, and senior stakeholders across the business Who we’re looking for: • A qualified lawyer with strong UK employment law experience (private practice and/or in-house), • Proven experience across corporate employment, including TUPE, • Strong background in reward, benefits, and executive compensation, • Confident engaging with senior stakeholders and operating in a business-facing role, • Commercial, pragmatic, and collaborative in approach What’s on offer: • Competitive base salary, • Bonus, • Hybrid working flexibility This is a rare opportunity to join a globally recognised organisation in a visible, strategic role where you’ll have real influence across the business.

The Firm Simmons & Hanbury are exclusively partnered with a global venture capital group who are seeking a high calibre Corporate Counsel to join their growing Legal team on an initial 6 month FTC starting in May. The firm in question are involved in some of the worlds largest and most high profile transactions and have grown significantly over the past few years. The Role The business are now looking for a Corporate counsel to join the high quality, dynamic Legal & Compliance function to support across both public and private M&A transactions, restructuring work, refinancing and family office matters. This is a truly exceptional opportunity to get involved in some of the highest calibre of corporate work in a brilliant in-house team. Experience Requirements: • Circa 5-8 years PQE either from top tier private practice or in-house., • In-house experience (either from a secondment or prior role) highly desirable., • Strong exposure to M&A / restructuring, • Strong negotiation skills and sensibility to interact with clients from around the world., • Excellent academic record., • Ambitious, motivated, ability to work in a dynamic and agile environment. Due to the high volume of applications, if you haven’t heard back from the team on this role, unfortunately your application has been unsuccessful. If your profile matches any of our other opportunities, one of our consultants will be in touch. Simmons & Hanbury Simmons & Hanbury is a specialist executive search firm that sources and secures the best human capital and future leaders for our clients. We provide an integrated international service to support our clients across the globe, from our group headquarters based in the heart of the City of London. We support some of the most prestigious organisation's in the world, across financial services, commerce & industry, and professional services.

A Magic Circle law firm with a market‑leading intellectual property disputes practice is seeking to hire a Patent Litigation Associate (1–3 PQE) as part of strategic growth within its high‑performing London disputes team. You will join a specialist platform known for: • Advising on complex, high‑value patent litigation for some of the world’s most innovative life sciences, pharmaceutical, technology and telecoms businesses, • Acting on strategically significant disputes before the High Court, Court of Appeal and the Unified Patent Court (UPC), • Handling technically demanding matters involving cutting‑edge science, expert‑heavy evidence and novel legal issues, • Supporting clients on business‑critical disputes with significant commercial, regulatory and reputational impact, • Providing clear, commercially focused advice directly to in‑house IP teams, R&D leadership and senior stakeholders, • Seamless collaboration with colleagues across regulatory, competition, transactional and international disputes teams This is a team operating at the top end of the patent litigation market, handling disputes where intellectual rigour, strategic judgement and technical excellence are essential. The Role You will advise on a broad range of sophisticated patent litigation matters, including: • Patent infringement and validity proceedings, • Interim applications and urgent relief, • Management of complex technical and expert evidence, • Drafting pleadings, witness statements and submissions, • Preparation for and attendance at trials and hearings, including UPC proceedings, • Coordinating cross‑border litigation strategy with international counsel You will work closely with partners and senior associates on high‑profile disputes, while benefiting from excellent training, close supervision and early responsibility. About You The team is seeking outstanding candidates who: • Are UK‑qualified with 1–3 PQE in patent litigation, • Open to Aus & NZ candidates (but allow for the 2 years of PQE discount), • Have trained at a City, Magic Circle or leading international firm, • Have strong academic credentials and a genuine interest in technically complex disputes, • Are comfortable engaging with scientific, expert‑driven and evidence‑heavy matters, • Are proactive, detail‑oriented and thrive in a fast‑paced, intellectually demanding environment Candidates with experience in life sciences, pharmaceuticals, telecoms or technology disputes are particularly encouraged to apply. Why This Role? This is an opportunity to join an elite Magic Circle patent litigation practice offering: • Direct access to market‑leading partners and flagship disputes, • Exposure to some of the most complex and high‑profile IP litigation in the UK and Europe, • Meaningful involvement in UPC proceedings and cross‑border matters, • Exceptional training, development and long‑term career prospects, • A collaborative, high‑performance and intellectually rigorous culture Contact For a confidential discussion, please contact James Cockerill at Taylor Root: 📧 💬 Or send a direct message on LinkedIn.

Interim Head of Legal – Global Consultancy London (Hybrid - 3 days per week in office) Start: Early June | Duration: 6-7 months Part-Time / Full-Time The Opportunity We are supporting a global consultancy business seeking an Interim Head of Legal to provide senior legal leadership over a 6-7 month period. This is a trusted‑advisor role, operating at partner and executive level to ensure the business continues to move at pace with disciplined risk management, sound commercial judgement and strong governance. Key Focus Areas • Advising Partners and senior leadership on client risk, disputes and strategic issues., • Oversight of global contracting activity., • Leading on risk, governance, conflicts and data protection matters., • Supporting LLP governance and strengthening legal and risk playbooks., • Managing external counsel. Ideal Background • Senior in‑house lawyer from professional services, strategy consulting, LLP or PE‑backed environments., • Strong judgement, autonomy and credibility with senior stakeholders., • Interest in governance, institutionalisation and improving how legal supports the business. If you feel you have the necessary skills and experience please apply.

In the Business of Brands This company is home to brands associated with craft and innovation, creating products to be enjoyed and appreciated. The Opportunity The company now has a need for a senior lawyer to join the business as the sole lawyer for the company. As Group Legal Counsel, you will work closely with senior management and manage all legal matters for the business. The opportunity will suit an individual with a corporate background who is looking to move into a broad and varied in-house position. The work will range from corporate and commercial contractual negotiations to corporate governance, risk management and stakeholder advisory matters. You will also oversee IP, marketing, regulatory matters (packaging, etc) as well supply chain and distribution. About You A broad general corporate skill-set is ideal, with any experience of having worked with or advised clients in the FMCG, retail or consumer sectors being useful. A keen interest in brands and an interest in working for a growing and agile brands business, rolling your sleeves up and really getting behind the brands is key. This is a unique and exciting opportunity to join a growing consumer brands business (with a fantastic Central London office location) in a truly varied in-house role. The opportunity will suit a commercially-minded individual who is looking for an opportunity to truly be part of a business and support the business on everything from day to day matters, strategic matters and projects. If you like variety, brands and building effective business relationships, please apply now.

An elite US law firm is seeking a Privacy Counsel to join their well-established compliance team. This is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to move into an in-house role, while continuing to work on complex, cross-border data protection matters within a law firm. Role Summary The Privacy Counsel will support the organisation’s global data protection and privacy compliance framework, working closely with senior legal and compliance stakeholders. You will act as a key point of contact for privacy-related issues and contribute to the ongoing development and maturity of the organisation’s privacy programme. • Advising on privacy and data protection issues arising in commercial contracts, supplier arrangements, and internal projects, • Supporting assessments of privacy risk across new initiatives, vendors, and operational changes, • Assisting with privacy compliance monitoring, reviews, and governance activities, • Keeping up to date with developments in global privacy laws and supporting implementation of necessary changes Candidate Profile • Qualified lawyer with approximately 4–7 years’ relevant experience gained from an international law firm, • Strong grounding in data protection law, ideally including practical application of UK and EU GDPR, • Exposure to international privacy frameworks (e.g. US or other global regimes) is an advantage, • Experience working on contracts, advisory matters, or compliance-focused privacy work Due to the high volume of applications, we are not able to respond to all enquiries. If you have not received a response within 72 hours, please assume you have not been shortlisted at this stage, however thank you for taking the time to apply. Ryder Reid Legal is a recruitment specialist. For over thirty years we've been connecting legal talent with many of the leading law firms in London and internationally. Follow our LinkedIn page for the latest vacancies.

Our client, a prominent consumer-focused international business, is looking to appoint a commercially driven EU Competition Lawyer to join its expanding legal function. This is an excellent opportunity to work within a fast-moving B2C environment where competition law plays a key role in shaping business strategy. The Role Partnering with senior stakeholders and cross-functional teams, you will advise on a broad range of competition law matters across European markets. The role offers strong visibility and involvement in strategic, business-critical initiatives. Key Responsibilities • Advise on EU competition law issues, particularly abuse of dominance and horizontal and vertical agreements, • Provide competition law support on M&A transactions, including risk assessment, merger control, and post-deal integration, • Design and roll out practical, commercially focused compliance programmes suited to a consumer-facing business, • Support on distribution models, pricing strategies, and commercial partnerships within a B2C framework, • Liaise with external counsel and, where relevant, competition authorities Candidate Profile • Qualified lawyer (10 years+ PQE) with solid EU competition law experience, gained in private practice and/or in-house, • Strong expertise in abuse of dominance and agreements, ideally within a B2C or consumer-facing organisation, • Experience advising on M&A transactions from a competition law perspective, • Proven ability to implement effective compliance frameworks, • Commercial mindset with the ability to deliver clear, actionable advice, • Strong communication skills and confidence engaging with senior stakeholders If you have the skills described above and interested in discussing in more detail, please kindly share your CV with Sarah -

Corporate Compliance Counsel | Global Antitrust & Regulatory Work at Unmatched Scale – Relocation to Dhahran, Saudi Arabia If you’re a competition or regulatory lawyer considering a move in-house, this is an opportunity to step into a role where your advice directly influences major international transactions and strategic decisions. You’ll be working at the centre of a global organisation, advising on complex EU and UK regulatory matters across a diverse and expanding international portfolio. This is also a fully supported international move, offering the chance to relocate with long-term accommodation and a comprehensive benefits package covered, allowing you to focus on the work and the opportunity rather than the logistics. The Firm This opportunity sits within the in-house legal function of a globally significant energy company, headquartered in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. The organisation operates across the full energy value chain, from upstream exploration and production through to downstream refining, chemicals, and retail. It is consistently ranked among the largest companies globally by market capitalisation and continues to invest heavily across international markets. With a rapidly expanding global footprint spanning subsidiaries, joint ventures, and affiliates, the business is undertaking one of the largest capital investment programmes in its sector. Alongside this, it is investing significantly in AI, sustainability, and carbon capture technologies, increasing both the scale and complexity of its regulatory exposure. The compliance legal team sits at the centre of this growth, advising across competition, trade, and regulatory matters on a truly global basis. The team is lean, high-calibre, and works closely with senior management and business leaders across the organisation. The Role You will take a leading role advising on EU and UK competition and antitrust matters, particularly in the context of investments, divestments, and M&A activity. Your work will involve supporting complex transactions, conducting regulatory due diligence, and advising on competition risk across international deals. You will also engage directly with regulators, providing strategic input on compliance frameworks and governance across a broad range of jurisdictions. Alongside transactional work, you will support compliance with ESG, sustainability, and climate-related regulations, as well as broader governance and human rights considerations where relevant. This is a highly visible role, working closely with senior stakeholders across business lines, subsidiaries, and joint ventures. You will be expected to provide clear, commercially focused advice and play a key role in shaping how the organisation approaches regulatory risk globally. The Candidate • Qualified lawyer with approximately 7-10 years’ PQE (UK, US, Australian, or New Zealand qualification preferred), • Strong background in EU/UK competition or antitrust law, • Experience advising on M&A, investments, or complex regulatory matters, • Trained at a leading law firm or with relevant in-house experience in a multinational environment, • Commercially minded, with the ability to translate complex legal issues into clear, practical advice, • Confident engaging with senior stakeholders and influencing decision-making, • Strong analytical skills and attention to detail, particularly in regulatory due diligence, • Collaborative and adaptable, with the ability to operate across multiple jurisdictions What’s On Offer • Full relocation package, including long-term accommodation provided at no cost, • Highly competitive salary with additional monthly and annual retention bonuses, • Private healthcare, travel allowances, and education support, • Access to discounted airfares, groceries, and entertainment, • Opportunity to work at the centre of a globally significant organisation on high-impact, international transactions, • Exposure to complex competition and regulatory work across multiple jurisdictions, • A lean, high-performing legal team with direct access to senior leadership This is a rare opportunity to take on a globally significant role while relocating with full support, both professionally and personally. If this is of interest, then please apply now or reach out to Freddie Bolwell for a confidential discussion.

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

An international law firm is seeking a senior conflicts lawyer to join its Risk and General Counsel function. The role is based in London and focuses on advising the business across multiple regions on conflicts of interest, confidentiality, and related ethical and regulatory issues. The role includes supporting senior stakeholders and may involve supervising junior team members. Key Responsibilities • Provide expert guidance on conflicts of interest, confidentiality, and professional‑conduct requirements across multiple jurisdictions., • Advise senior lawyers and leadership on complex risk issues., • Support decision‑making on high‑risk matters and novel conflict scenarios., • Contribute to the development and implementation of risk and compliance processes across the firm., • Manage or refine systems, procedures, and knowledge resources relating to conflicts and compliance., • Review client‑provided engagement terms, panel appointments, and NDAs, advising on their suitability., • Lead or support risk‑related projects and initiatives., • Develop and deliver training programmes on conflicts and confidentiality to business teams., • Promote a strong risk‑aware culture across the organisation., • Mentor and supervise junior team members, supporting their professional development., • Contribute to team management and assist senior risk leaders with operational initiatives. Skills & Experience Required • Legally qualified in a recognised jurisdiction, with experience in an international law firm or in-house risk/regulatory environment., • Strong technical ability and confidence in analysing complex legal and factual issues., • Sound judgment, ability to make risk‑based decisions, and confidence to escalate where appropriate., • High levels of discretion and professionalism when handling sensitive information.

Legal Counsel – Commercial / Technology (Global Business – UK Focus) We are currently working on a Legal Counsel role with a global organisation, supporting their UK business as a key commercial legal partner. This is a broad, generalist in-house position with strong exposure to revenue-generating teams and strategic projects. The role: • Drafting and negotiating a wide range of commercial, supplier and customer contracts, • Advising on data protection, competition, consumer and marketing law, • Supporting IT / digital and SaaS agreements, • Working closely with sales, finance and operational stakeholders, • Supporting legal process improvements and governance frameworks What they’re looking for: • Qualified lawyer with strong commercial contracts experience, • Ideally some exposure to technology / digital work, • Comfortable working closely with the business and managing stakeholders, • Commercially minded with a pragmatic approach to risk Why consider it: • Broad scope with genuine variety, • Strong internal visibility and stakeholder engagement, • Opportunity to develop across both UK and wider EMEA matters If this sounds of interest, please click apply.

Civil Litigation Lawyer Are you an experienced civil litigator ready to lead on complex, high‑profile work within a dynamic London borough? The council is seeking a skilled and confident Civil Litigation Lawyer (Litigation) to join their busy and respected in‑house Legal Services team. This is a permanent role, full- time for 36 hours per week. About the role As the Council’s Civil Litigation Lawyer, you will provide specialist civil litigation support, providing expert legal advice, advocacy, and case management across a diverse and complex caseload. You will play a key role in upholding good governance, minimising financial and reputational risk, and ensuring that the council meets its statutory duties. You will: • Manage the Council’s civil litigation work, including housing law, civil claims, appeals and inquiries, • Provide advocacy before tribunals, public inquiries and civil courts, • Handle the Council’s complex and sensitive cases, advising at all corporate levels, • Draft, negotiate and execute legal documentation, • Develop and review policies, procedures, precedents, protocols and case‑management tools, • Provide legal updates, policy advice and governance guidance to officers and elected Members, • Represent the Council at internal and external meetings, inter‑agency forums and with government partners, • Instruct, liaise with and brief Counsel and external solicitors, • Help safeguard the Council’s financial resilience by managing risks, advising on income generation and supporting budget monitoring About you We’re looking for a confident, civil litgation legal professional with strong technical expertise and excellent judgement. You will bring: • A qualification as a Solicitor, Barrister or FILEX, authorised to conduct legal work. Ideally 3+ PQE., • Significant experience handling complex civil litigation matters, • Advocacy experience before courts or tribunals, • Experience advising in a local government or similarly regulated environment, • Strong understanding of governance, probity and public‑sector decision‑making, • Excellent analytical, drafting, communication and influencing skills, • A collaborative, flexible and proactive approach, • A commitment to equality, diversity and excellent public service The council is a progressive, ambitious and diverse borough with a strong vision for the future. You’ll join a legal team that values expertise, teamwork and continuous professional growth. The council offers: • High‑quality, varied and strategic litigation work, • Flexible and hybrid working arrangements- 2 days per week in the office, • Opportunities to influence corporate decision‑making, • A supportive and collaborative legal team environment, • Professional development, training and leadership opportunities Apply now If you’re ready to take the next step in your legal career and lead on some of the most significant litigation matters affecting the borough, we’d love to hear from you. Please send an 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.

Corporate Lawyer, 1+ The Business Our client is a global pharmaceutical company with EMEA headquarters in London. The company focusses on manufacturing branded and non-branded pharmaceutical products and delivering these around the globe. The Position The company now has a need for a Corporate or Corporate/Commercial lawyer to join as Legal Counsel. In this role, you will lead on a wide range of corporate matters (including supporting the tax, treasury finance and company secretarial functions.) You will also work on broader commercial matters relating to global manufacturing, distribution and supply, industry regulations and direct business matters. Given this role is a head office position supporting all corporate group functions, you will have direct access to the senior management team and be close to the decision makers of the business. About You This is an excellent opportunity for a Corporate lawyer or Corporate / Commercial lawyer looking to take on a highly varied, business focussed in-house position. Any exposure to pharma or life sciences transactions or contracts would be useful but is not essential, this really is a business focussed position. The opportunity will be part of a collaborative legal team and offers the opportunity to work with a global business in a varied in-house position. (The PQE stated is a guide only and does not preclude applications from those with more or less PQE.)

Risk and Claims Specialist Central London | Remote / Hybrid / Flexible Working Considered A high growth firm is looking for a Risk and Claims Specialist to join their Office of General Counsel and support the General Counsel on a broad range of professional negligence and professional indemnity matters. This is a rare opportunity for a solicitor or CILEX-qualified lawyer with strong experience in solicitors’ professional negligence to step into a trusted, high-impact in-house role. You will work closely with senior stakeholders, external counsel and insurers, helping to manage claims, reduce risk and support the firm on sensitive and complex issues. What you’ll be doing: • Advising on professional negligence and PI matters, including notifications, circumstances and claims., • Supporting lawyers and partners with issues arising from errors, complaints or potential claims., • Instructing and managing panel lawyers and other external advisers., • Liaising with insurers, internal stakeholders and external counsel., • Helping identify themes, reduce recurrence and strengthen the firm’s risk approach. What we’re looking for: • Solicitor or CILEX qualification, c. 4 PQE., • Proven experience handling solicitors’ professional negligence matters., • Strong understanding of professional indemnity and claims processes., • Experience advising law firms, or equivalent in-house/insurer-side experience supporting law firms., • Confident stakeholder management and excellent communication skills., • A calm, credible and discreet approach. Ideal background: We would be especially interested in hearing from candidates with experience in: • Law firm risk, claims or compliance teams., • Solicitors’ professional indemnity insurers or brokers.

This is a new instruction with a leading multinational which is seeking to hire an employment lawyer to join an existing team of in-house employment counsel. With a focus on domestic matters, this is a varied position that will cover advisory, contentious and transactional work. Whilst some in-house experience would be preferred, it's not essential. As such, this could be an ideal opportunity for someone seeking their first in-house move - the ideal candidate will have circa 3/4+ years' experience. London-based with hybrid working arrangement/significant opportunities to work from home.

Job Title: Property Legal Counsel (1-4 PQE) Salary: Up to £85k Location: Hybrid: 3 days per week in London office Fantastic new opportunity for a Commercial Property Solicitor 1-4 PQE to join a specialist in-house Legal team in the Energy sector. Our client plays an integral role in infrastructure development in the UK, working closely with landowners, network operators and retailers. Role: This is an exciting role offering quality training and experience as part of a small in-house legal team. Working closely with an experienced Head of Legal and supported by a Paralegal, you’ll provide expert Legal advice to an experienced team of developers and property specialists. Prior commercial property legal experience and experience in the energy, EV or utilities sector is highly desirable. You’ll be joining a well established but relatively small business, so you’ll gain unrivalled exposure to legal work and its application commercially, as well as being able to learn from non legal colleagues who are experts in the sector. Examples of the type of work will include: • Managing legal process from heads of terms through to exchange and completion, • Preparing and assisting with drafting Agreements for Lease and Leases, • Carrying out title due diligence, including drafting Reports on Title and resolving title issues, • Working closely with distribution network operators to complete land rights for site electricity connections, • Supporting on large portfolio deals with a variety of well-known landlords including property investors and pension trusts., • Land Registry applications and administration For Property Solicitors with an interest in the Renewable Energy sector, this role provides both an opportunity to progress in the sector, but also benefit from unrivalled support and mentoring from an experienced team Send a cv to Nick Barrass to access further details.

Location: London Salary: Competitive + benefits Job Type: Full-time or part-time (flexible for the right individual) This is an opportunity to join a Tier 1 contractor in a broad, hands-on legal role supporting live infrastructure and construction projects. The role offers exposure across claims, insurance, construction contracts and corporate governance, and would suit someone at an early stage in their legal career looking to build practical, in-house experience within a commercially focused environment. You will work closely with an experienced legal team embedded within the business, supporting both legal and operational stakeholders on day-to-day project matters. This role would be particularly well-suited to candidates balancing work alongside SQE studies. Key Responsibilities • Supporting the legal team on construction-related matters across live projects, • Assisting with the management of claims, disputes and adjudications, • Liaising with insurers and brokers on coverage and claims-related queries, • Reviewing and drafting construction documentation, including contracts and ancillary agreements, • Providing general legal support to operational and commercial teams, • Assisting with company secretarial matters, including filings and governance processes, • Managing and maintaining legal documentation and contract databases, • Coordinating with external counsel where required, • Supporting internal stakeholders with day-to-day legal queries, • Contributing to process improvements and the development of legal know-how Key Requirements • Law degree or equivalent legal qualification, • Previous paralegal or legal assistant experience, • Exposure to construction law is advantageous but not essential, • Strong organisational skills and attention to detail, • Ability to manage multiple priorities effectively, • Confident communicator, comfortable working with non-legal stakeholders Why Join This Business • Opportunity to gain broad, practical in-house experience across multiple legal disciplines, • Exposure to major infrastructure and construction projects, • Flexible working arrangements, including part-time options, • Supportive environment for those studying alongside work, • Collaborative, down-to-earth team culture, • Clear opportunity to develop within a leading contractor If you are looking to build a career in-house and gain exposure to how legal teams operate within a major construction business, this role offers a strong foundation. Applications are welcomed from candidates at an early stage in their career who are keen to learn and develop in a supportive environment.

Looking to step into a role where your legal expertise genuinely makes an impact? We’re working with a respected organisation operating within a regulated environment, offering a fantastic opportunity for a qualified legal professional to join their in-house team. This is a broad, hands-on role where you’ll advise on public law, regulatory matters, and support key organisational decisions. You’ll work closely with senior stakeholders, contribute to policy development and regulatory change, and play a key role in managing legal risk. The position offers strong exposure across the business, alongside the chance to influence meaningful work that protects the public. What you’ll be doing: • Providing clear, practical legal advice across public law and regulatory matters, • Supporting decision-making by identifying and managing legal risk, • Contributing to policy development and regulatory initiatives, • Assisting with litigation and managing external legal counsel, • Building strong relationships across the organisation What we’re looking for: • Qualified Solicitor or Barrister (England & Wales) with 3+ years PQE, • Strong grounding in public law and/or regulatory work, • Confident communicator with excellent drafting skills, • Proactive, organised, and able to manage competing priorities, • Collaborative mindset with a strong commitment to continuous improvement What’s on offer: • Hybrid working (low office requirement), • Generous annual leave + option to buy more, • Strong pension and additional lifestyle benefits, • Supportive, inclusive culture with real development opportunities

Our client, a renowned global investment bank, is now looking for a mid-level (3+ years. PQE) non-contentious regulatory lawyer to join their established regulatory team that primarily supports the investment bank across EMEA, but also lends support to the wider business which encompasses the investment management and retail businesses as and when required. The most interesting facet of this established legal team is the broad remit of work, whether it be focused on market infrastructure, emerging technologies/business ventures, product development or regulatory reform projects. This team, whilst being UK focused, deals with every jurisdiction of EU regulation, and general counsel advisory work too. This dynamic and challenging environment would suit a candidate from a top-tier private practice firm or someone who is already in-house, likely in another investment bank, custodian or exchange. The successful candidate will have 3 years’ PQE, at the minimum, and will bring: • Expertise advising on financial services regulations affecting the UK / Europe, including some/all of MiFID II, EMIR, PSD2, FSMA, CSDR and the FCA / PRA Handbook;, • Investment banking experience, ideally encompassing product knowledge,, • Experience supporting and/or leading on regulatory implementation projects. The position offers excellent exposure to the business, with the chance to take ownership of high-level regulatory projects. In order to attract top-tier talent, this bank will remunerate the successful candidate competitively, including an excellent benefits package. This team also enjoys an enviable and flexible hybrid working model with a consistent flow of work which translates to predictable working hours and healthy work/life balance. If this role is of interest, please connect with us quoting job ref. AYFS 10849, or contact: Matt Bloxham, 07900 692209 To keep up to date with Arbuthnot Yon’s postings, please 'follow' us. Due to a high volume of applications, we will only respond to those we deem suitable for the role.

Legal Counsel – High Profile Consumer Brands (In-House) This is a genuinely exciting opportunity for a commercial lawyer to join a major international consumer business at a time of strategic focus and growth within its food and branded products division. This is a broad, high-impact in-house role supporting a portfolio of well-known consumer brands. You will act as a true business partner, advising senior stakeholders on a wide range of matters including commercial contracts, brand/IP, regulatory and digital initiatives — all within a fast-paced, multi-brand environment. You will gain exposure well beyond your PQE level, working closely with senior lawyers and the wider leadership team, with real scope to influence decision-making and develop into a highly commercial, business-facing lawyer. Key highlights: • Broad, varied workload across multiple established brands, • High visibility and close interaction with senior stakeholders, • Opportunity to develop strong commercial judgement in a dynamic environment, • Part of a large, international group with a diverse and evolving portfolio About you: • Qualified lawyer (c.2–6 PQE) with strong commercial contracts experience (although all candidates with demonstrable experience will be considered), • Ideally some in-house or secondment experience, • Background in FMCG, retail, consumer or a similarly commercial sector is advantageous but is not an absolute requirement, • Commercially minded, pragmatic and keen to operate close to the business This is an excellent move for a lawyer looking to step into a genuinely business-facing in-house role with breadth, responsibility and long-term development potential.

A leading creative agency is looking for a Legal Counsel. Reporting directly to the Commercial Director, you will be responsible for managing all contracts and legal processes. Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to: • Drafting and marking up a wide range of commercial contracts; and managing the contract process, including negotiations, • Implementing and refining policies and procedures, • Ensuring industry compliance and best practice, • Delivering training and updates to the wider business, • Managing Data Protection compliance globally, • Taking responsibility for policies promoting CSR, • Managing the global legal budget, • Researching the legal landscape of new territories Much more information will made available upon request by suitable candidates. To be considered, you should have c.0-2yrs* PQE with IP and Commercial Contracts experience in private practice or from an in-house commercial team. An understanding of the commercial/legal challenges faced by creative agencies (MSAs and RFIs, for example) would be a big advantage. *PQE ranges are given as a guide only. The agency is open to considering all candidates who can demonstrate the requisite experience. Our clients are committed to inclusion and diversity; are proud to provide equal opportunity workplaces; and on their behalf, we will evaluate qualified applicants without regard to race, religion or belief, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity or gender assignment, marital or civil partnership status, disability, pregnancy, childbirth or any other characteristic protected by law. Interested candidates should send their CV to Nick Wasserman for consideration. All successful candidates will be contacted within 5 working days of application. Due to the high volume of applications we receive, though, we are not always able to respond directly to everyone, but we will try our very best.

Employment Lawyer (Contract) Location: London (Hybrid) Start: ASAP (Short notice) Duration: 3-6 months We are building a talent pool of experienced Employment Lawyers for upcoming opportunities with leading multinational organisations and high-growth businesses across the technology, financial services, and professional services sectors. These roles typically involve advising on complex, cross-border employment law matters across EMEA jurisdictions within fast-paced in-house environments. Key Experience • Qualified Employment Lawyer (UK or equivalent jurisdiction), • Strong experience advising on multi-jurisdictional / EMEA employment law matters, • Exposure to contentious and/or non-contentious employment work, • Experience working with or advising across jurisdictions such as France, Italy, Spain, Germany, and the Netherlands (varies by role), • Comfortable engaging with senior stakeholders, including HR and Legal leadership, • Experience coordinating with external counsel internationally Typical Responsibilities • Providing strategic employment law advice across EMEA regions, • Supporting employee relations, disputes, and internal investigations, • Advising on HR policies, restructures, and workforce change projects, • Managing or supporting employment litigation with external counsel, • Partnering closely with HR and business stakeholders on operational and strategic issues Why Join the Talent Pool? • Access to exclusive in-house legal opportunities across EMEA, • Roles with globally recognised organisations and high-growth businesses, • Exposure to complex, cross-border employment law work, • Flexible contracts About Elevate Elevate is a global provider of consulting, technology, and services for law departments and law firms. Headquartered in Los Angeles, our team of 1,600+ legal professionals, lawyers, consultants, project managers, and engineers operates across the United States, Europe, the UK, Asia, Hong Kong, and Australia. Legal Talent is our flexible resourcing division, redefining careers in the legal industry. We connect exceptional legal professionals with the evolving needs of our customers through a curated, world-class global talent community and advanced, technology-enabled search capabilities. We are proud to have been ranked Band 1 in Chambers’ Global Flexible Legal Resourcing category. Our Vision: A world where legal and business teams achieve extraordinary outcomes together. At Legal Talent, equity and inclusion are fundamental to our success. As The Law Company, transforming the legal business landscape, we believe a diverse and inclusive culture is essential for attracting, retaining, and celebrating the industry’s top talent. We empower our people to bring their authentic selves to work because diversity of experience and perspective drives innovation and simply makes good business sense. As strong advocates for diversity, equity, and inclusion, Legal Talent is committed to hiring talented professionals from all backgrounds. We invite you to join the Legal Talent team and help us reshape the legal industry, making a real impact on the legal universe.

Global Data Protection Counsel (ROPA and IR) - Assistant Director London based (3 days per week) £100k-£115k + bonus Our Professional Services Client is looking for a broad Data Protection and Privacy lawyer who will lead ROPA and IR across their internal global team. The opportunity As the Global Counsel, Data Protection RoPA and Incident Response, you will be responsible for overseeing the Records of Processing Activity (RoPA) process and inventory as well as the management of the Global Incident Response (IR) process. You will be working closely with business stakeholders, the other members of the global data protection team Your key responsibilities • Oversee global (ROPA) process and the management of Global Incident Response process., • Manage the ROPA program which includes an intake process to meet the requirements of Article 30 GDPR to record all processing activities in a centrally managed inventory., • Support ROPA process to work efficiently within the organization as part of an overall data protection management platform and adapt to new regulatory frameworks such as for AI technologies., • Communicate the Global Incident Response plan to Member Firms, provide training, and support overall preparedness e.g. through planning and conducting of table top exercises., • Lead the overall IR policy improvement and process alignments in the Global IR process., • Manage a variety of internally and externally triggered global incidents in coordination with Member Firms, Information Security., and our business Service Lines., • Communicate effectively and consistently with key stakeholders., • Identify / flag legal and regulatory issues surrounding IR and related data protection issues and provide appropriate legal advice / work to implement related solutions.;, • Escalate to the Chief Privacy Officer and Global DPO any significant incidents, related issues, and plans for their resolution, including as applicable implications of local data protection regulations as aligned with local counsel., • Provide general support to the global data protection team. Skills and attributes for success • Qualified Lawyer (open to jurisdiction), • Between 6-8 years of relevant experience either in private legal practice or an in-house role (including proven experience in the field of data protection in cross border situations (including advising on complex matters, such as incident response, DPIAs, etc.,);, • Solid knowledge in EU data protection legislation (specifically the GDPR) and ideally familiarity with the legislation of one or more other jurisdictions;, • Ideally, internationally recognized privacy certification, such as CIPP/E and CIPM;, • Experience in conducting internal investigations, and in particular data breach response investigations preferred, but not required.

IN HOUSE EMPLOYMENT LAWYER – TRADE UNION LONDON £63,000 BASIC SALARY 13 MONTH FIXED TERM CONTRACT Role Overview: Morgan Philips Specialist Recruitment is presently supporting a United Kingdom trade union which represents professionals and specialist workers in both the public and private sectors in their search for an In-House Employment Lawyer to join their team on a 13-month fixed term contract. Our client is seeking a qualified Solicitor to provide specialist advice and representation on employment law and provide representation in employment tribunal cases. This role is offered on a fixed term basis due to maternity leave within the team. The successful candidate will report to the General Counsel and Head of Legal. They will advise officers, representatives and the wider membership on complex legal issues, relating to individual and collective employment law; run employment tribunal cases; contribute to policy development and develop and deliver training. Key Accountabilities: • Advising full time officers, branch representatives and the wider membership on legal issues., • Conducting legal research and providing specialist analysis on bargaining, campaigning and policy issues, • Running employment tribunal and employment appeal tribunal cases, • Developing expertise in employment law through attending relevant conferences and training courses, • Developing and delivering training to full time officers, branch representatives and the wider membership on employment law, • Responding to consultation documents and legislative proposals produced by Government/statutory and trade union bodies About You: • Qualified solicitor – at least 3 years’ PQE, • Specialist knowledge of employment law and the tribunal process, • Experience of advising on complex employment law matters., • Experience of handling Employment Tribunal cases., • Experience of working proactively, self-managing time and workload., • Experience of resolving case work., • Experience of working with a range of stakeholders., • Understanding of trade unions and industrial relations (desirable)

ABOUT VIVIENNE WESTWOOD Vivienne Westwood is one of the most iconic British fashion brands, renowned for its heritage, innovative design, and commitment to culture and activism. We care deeply about our people and the environment, and our core values - Gaia, Quality not Quantity, Activism, Culture & Heritage - guide us daily. If you share our passion for creativity, sustainability, and innovation, we’d love to hear from you. ABOUT THE ROLE The People Manager is responsible for the overall effectiveness of the People function. Reporting to the Global HR Director, the role balances strategic advice with hands-on operational leadership and accountability for a generalist People team. Working closely with senior stakeholders across the business, the role provides trusted guidance on employee relations, organisational change, workforce planning, performance, reward, wellbeing, and People operations. It also involves direct support to the Global HR Director on People priorities, complex cases, and strategic initiatives as required. The focus is on delivering consistent, high-quality People practices across the employee lifecycle within a creative organisation. This role is full time based onsite at the Head Office in Battersea, London. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Strategic People Leadership • Support the Global HR Director to shape and deliver the People strategy, acting as a senior advisor on organisational design, workforce planning, People risk, and culture., • Hold accountability for the compliant and consistent delivery of the full employee lifecycle across the organisation, ensuring robust governance of People policies and practices in line with UK employment legislation and best practice., • Ensure effective operational delivery through the People team across contracts, onboarding and offboarding, recruitment, systems, data integrity, reporting and internal People communications, maintaining clear standards, quality control and alignment with workforce plans set by the Director., • Ensure effective delivery of performance and capability frameworks through the People team, including probation management, performance reviews and performance improvement processes., • Oversee the development and delivery of in-house training programmes, ensuring alignment with business needs and capability gaps., • Manage the effective use of the LMS platform, including content creation, reporting, compliance tracking and continuous improvement., • Oversee relationships with external training providers, ensuring quality, value for money and alignment with development priorities., • Ensure accurate and timely provision of People data and reward inputs to Finance and Payroll, maintaining robust internal checks and controls within the People team., • Oversee the administration of Director-approved pay, bonus and retail commission frameworks, ensuring information provided for calculation and payment is complete and accurate., • Support and provide oversight to the People team in the management of health-related cases, including disability, reasonable adjustments, Occupational Health referrals and Equality Act considerations, ensuring fair, compliant and risk-aware outcomes., • Ensure appropriate frameworks and guidance are in place to support employee wellbeing, inclusion and health-related risk management., • Partner with Office Management on People-related risk and health and safety matters., • Ensure effective delivery of People-related support to CSR initiatives through the People Leads, including provision of workforce data, policy alignment and employee volunteering coordination., • Maintain oversight of the accuracy and integrity of People data provided for sustainability and reporting purposes., • Work closely with senior stakeholders and cross-functional leaders across the UK, EU, US and Thailand to support the delivery of People initiatives, organisational change and risk mitigation., • Lead and line manage the People team, setting clear standards, priorities and accountability, ensuring delivery aligns with strategic direction set by the Director., • Maintain full oversight of team activity and output across all People functions, providing guidance, quality control and escalation management where required., • Develop team capability across employee relations, stakeholder management and pragmatic problem-solving, balancing effective delegation with hands-on support where necessary., • Contribute flexibly to any other ad hoc tasks and projects. (Please note this is not an exhaustive list of duties and you may be required to perform additional duties to fulfil the requirements of the role) PROFILE & KEY SKILLS • 5+ years in a senior generalist HR/People role within a complex or multi-disciplinary organisation., • Proven capability leading complex employee relations matters, organisational change, and People risk., • Strong experience overseeing the full employee lifecycle, HR operations, and People governance., • Demonstrated experience managing and developing HR/People teams, including delegation, coaching, and quality assurance., • Highly effective communicator, able to influence, challenge, and provide clear, pragmatic advice to senior stakeholders and managers., • Adaptable and resilient, with the ability to manage multiple competing priorities and respond effectively to changing business needs., • Solid working knowledge of UK employment legislation and HR best practice., • Experience overseeing reward, payroll, benefits, and performance frameworks, with appropriate governance and controls., • Exposure to immigration, right-to-work, and sponsorship processes., • Confident stakeholder manager with experience partnering senior leaders across functions and geographies., • Comfortable working with People data, systems, and reporting to inform decisions and improve capability. BENEFITS • Staff discounts, • Health & Wellbeing support (includes Private Medical Health Insurance, EAP, Gym Discounts, Access to Financial Planning Service, etc.), • Perkbox Discounts and Wellness Hub, • Cycle to work scheme, • Generous annual leave allowance, • Pension Scheme, • Training and hands-on experience, • Opportunities to build new skills and gain valuable industry knowledge Applications are reviewed on an ongoing basis, so we recommend applying early to avoid missing out. Vivienne Westwood is an equal opportunity employer that is committed to diversity and inclusion in the workplace. We prohibit discrimination and harassment of any kind based on race, colour, sex, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, genetic information, pregnancy, or any other protected characteristic as outlined by local government laws. For our privacy statement please visit this link

Interim Alternative Funds Counsel Location: Paris (preferred) or London Start: ASAP (2–4 weeks) Duration: Initial contract to September (with potential to extend) An international financial services group is seeking an interim Legal Counsel to join its Group Corporate Finance & Investments Legal team. The role sits at group level and supports the investments function during a period of internal transition and parental leave. The role You will support a centralised investments team overseeing investments held by insurance entities across multiple jurisdictions. Working closely with internal investment professionals and external asset managers, the role covers a broad and practical range of matters, including: • Alternative investments, predominantly via fund‑of‑funds structures across private equity, private debt, infrastructure and some real estate, • Ongoing coordination with third‑party asset managers and major banking partners at group level, • Review, oversight and escalation of investment documentation, • Involvement in derivatives transactions, primarily hedging activities (with ISDA documentation largely delegated and robust templates already in place) This is a hands‑on, execution‑focused role, well suited to an interim Counsel who enjoys being close to the investment process. The ideal profile • Experience advising an institutional investor or asset manager (e.g. insurance group, asset manager or in‑house investment platform, rather than private equity or hedge fund), • Strong exposure to alternative funds is essential; derivatives experience is helpful but not required, • Comfortable operating in an operational, transactional environment with significant stakeholder interaction, • Open to working on derivatives‑related matters and developing further exposure in this area, • Mid‑ to senior‑level lawyer with no people management responsibilities, • English‑speaking role; French is helpful but not essential Location & travel • Paris is preferred, but candidates based elsewhere in Europe are welcome, • If not Paris‑based, travel to Paris is expected approximately every two weeks for 2–3 days, • Travel costs are not covered and should be reflected in the day rate Additional information • Fast‑moving recruitment process, • Strong internal legal support and well‑established documentation and processes

Privacy Counsel - Retail/Consumer Goods Up to £130,000 + bonus 3 days/week in office in Croydon, UK A multinational retail/consumer goods giant are recruiting for a Privacy Counsel to join their UK Legal function. This role will also work closely with a well-established group/global privacy team. Responsibilities • Work closely with business functions on projects to identify privacy risks, • Advise on privacy considerations relating to uses of emerging technologies (e.g. facial recognition, AI, customer journey tracking etc.), • Conduct DPIAs, LIAs, TIAs etc., • Monitor relevant regulatory developments, assessing their potential impact on the business, • Support company-wider privacy training & awareness programmes Requirements • Qualified lawyer, c. 5-7PQE (with flexibility either side of this requirement), • Prior experience working in specialist privacy/data protection legal roles is essential, • Open to both in-house & private practice backgrounds, • Prior OneTrust experience is desirable

Sole Legal Counsel | Chiswick, London | <£120,000 | Hybrid (1 day WFH) Ready to take a meaningful step into a truly influential in-house role? A growing international business in London is looking for its first standalone Legal Counsel. This is an opportunity to shape an entire legal function and become a trusted adviser at the heart of a scaling organisation. If you’re confident managing stakeholders and enjoy working across a broad range of legal matters, this could be an exceptional next move. Want a role where your voice genuinely drives the direction of the business? As their first in-house lawyer, you’ll be the go-to legal contact across the organisation, partnering closely with an engaged board and senior leadership. You’ll have the autonomy to build internal processes, reduce reliance on external counsel, and guide the business as it evolves across multiple international markets. What will this Sole Legal Counsel job involve? You’ll step into a dynamic environment with exposure to a varied and impactful workload, including: • Drafting and negotiating commercial contracts, • Supporting employment matters as the team grows, • Advising on property and facilities work tied to global expansion, • Managing international queries spanning the UK, US, Singapore, and Spain, • Helping shape how the business approaches legal risk, governance, and internal frameworks With frequent interaction with US-based stakeholders, an understanding of the US commercial or legal landscape would be highly advantageous. To excel in this Sole Legal Counsel role, you will ideally bring: • At least 5 years of post-qualification experience, • Experience working across a broad commercial portfolio, • Confidence in influencing senior stakeholders and working autonomously, • The ability to juggle a varied workload, • Strong communication skills and a solutions-focused mindset The working environment: You’ll be joining an innovative, globally minded organisation that values partnership, collaboration, and clarity. This is a rare chance to step into a newly created role, shape how legal integrates across the business, and have your work directly influence its international growth. Location: Chiswick, London (on-site presence required, with scope for 1 day WFH) If you’re someone who thrives in an autonomous environment, enjoys variety, and wants to genuinely influence how a legal function grows, we encourage you to get in touch. Please reach out to Hayley Rose or Chloë at Harvey John for more information or to ask about reasonable adjustments for this Sole Legal Counsel job in London. Harvey John is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy. The salary bracket advertised is FTE, for guidance only. We are committed to continued improvement in terms of diversity and inclusion practices. Please get in touch with any questions concerning reasonable adjustments, accommodations, or diversity practices.

Senior Legal Counsel – Privacy (Marketplace) | Contract Location: (Hybrid/Remote) | CET hours We’re working with a leading global tech platform to hire a Senior Legal Counsel – Privacy to support their Marketplace business- the team behind their core consumer-facing products, including apps, personalization and AI-driven features. This is a high-impact role, embedded within a central Privacy team, advising on how personal data is used across product innovation. The Role: You’ll act as the lead privacy counsel for Marketplace products, supporting product, tech and business teams on: • Privacy reviews of new features (personalisation, AI, loyalty programmes), • Developing scalable legal frameworks across product initiatives, • Advising on GDPR legal bases (consent, legitimate interests, contract), • Supporting consent strategy, tracking technologies and transparency requirements, • Assessing use of special category data, • Partnering closely with stakeholders in a fast-paced, product-led environment What We’re Looking For: • 5+ PQE in privacy/data protection (in-house or private practice), • Strong experience advising on consumer-facing tech / product environments, • Solid understanding of GDPR, ePrivacy, DSA and emerging AI regulation, • Experience with product counselling and data-driven environments, • Ability to operate autonomously and deliver practical, commercial advice, • CIPP/E or similar certification preferred Why This Role: • Work at the forefront of AI, personalisation and global consumer tech, • Highly visible role with direct impact on product development, • Flexible working (hybrid or remote, CET hours)

We are working with a consulting and technology‑led organisation seeking a Legal Counsel to join its UK Legal team and support a broad range of commercial, public sector, and regulatory matters. London, hybrid working The Role: • Provide generalist legal support across UK operations, acting as a trusted advisor to the business, • Lead the review, negotiation, and management of commercial contracts, including MSAs, DNAs, supply, and services agreements, • Support public sector contracting, including CCS framework agreements and customer bids, • Advise on contractual risk, regulatory compliance, and alignment with internal governance and policies, • Support bid processes, contract lifecycle management, and contract record‑keeping, • Provide legal advice on a range of commercial and regulatory matters affecting UK operations, • Support litigation oversight and legal risk management, • Assist with governance and corporate secretarial matters for UK entities, • Support compliance initiatives, including anti‑corruption, data protection, sanctions, and information security, • Assist with M&A activity, including legal due diligence and post‑acquisition integration Ideal Candidate: • England & Wales qualified Solicitor, • 1–3 years’ PQE as a generalist in‑house lawyer or similar experience, • Strong experience advising on commercial contracts, including MSAs, DNAs, and supply agreements, • Experience supporting public sector contracts and procurement frameworks, • Commercial, pragmatic, and business‑focused mindset Must hold or be eligible for UK Security Check (SC) clearance To register an interest, please send through your updated CV to

A top international law firm is seeking a junior to mid-level associate to join its derivatives team in London. The Role You will work on a broad range of transactional derivatives matters, including: • Drafting and negotiating ISDA Master Agreements, Credit Support Annexes, and related documentation, • Advising on a variety of OTC derivatives (including interest rate, FX, equity, and credit derivatives), • Supporting structured finance, securitisation, and capital markets transactions involving derivatives, • Assisting with regulatory advice (e.g. EMIR, MiFID II, Dodd-Frank), • Managing collateral, netting, and close-out provisions, • Liaising directly with clients, counterparties, and internal stakeholders, • Conducting legal research and staying up to date with market developments Qualifications • NQ–4 PQE in general banking & finance or derivatives (either in-house or in private practice), • England & Wales qualified, • Excellent drafting, negotiation, and analytical skills, • Strong academic background, • Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment, • Commercially astute with strong client-facing skills Benefits • Market-leading compensation and bonus structure, • Exposure to high-value, cross-border transactions, • Opportunity to work within a prestigious and collaborative global team, • Clear progression prospects to Counsel and partnership, • Access to high-profile clients, • Comprehensive benefits package, • Supportive and dynamic working environment in a prime London location If you are interested and meet the above requirements, please apply with an up-to-date CV. Alternatively, contact Alex Pendleton for a confidential discussion. Our advertisements use salary and experience as a guide only. Interlink Recruitment is an equal opportunities employer. Due to the high volume of applications, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Senior Legal Counsel -Fintech, Banking & Payments (with scope to grow into Head of Legal) 📍 UK (Hybrid – London) 💼 In‑house | Senior, hands‑on role We’re partnering exclusively with a UK‑licensed challenger bank with a strong fintech, payments and Banking‑as‑a‑Service (BaaS) focus, backed by an established European banking group. This is a role for a commercially minded lawyer who wants real ownership and influence, helping shape and deliver legal support in a growing bank, not working behind layers of process. Legal is embedded early, trusted by the business, and expected to think commercially. 🏦 The Business • Fully licensed UK challenger bank operating across payments, BaaS and digital retail banking, • Regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA), • Strong fintech and payments DNA with the stability of a banking platform, • Collegiate, low‑ego culture where legal is involved early in commercial and product decisions Why Join? You’ll be joining a bank known for its entrepreneurial mindset and strong people‑first culture, recognised as a Sunday Times Best Places to Work. The culture is: • Ambitious and fast‑moving, with a willingness to challenge convention, • Open and straightforward in how decisions are made, • Continuously improving, without rigid hierarchy, • Collaborative, with high standards and genuine care for colleagues ⚖️ The Opportunity As Senior Legal Counsel, you’ll own a broad legal remit across payments, fintech partnerships and digital banking, staying hands‑on and close to the business. You will: • Act as a trusted legal adviser to senior stakeholders, Compliance and Risk, • Run the day‑to‑day UK legal workload, • Work at fintech pace within a regulated banking environment, • Help shape how the legal function supports scale and growth over time This is a senior individual‑contributor role with real influence, not a committee‑heavy or title‑driven position. What You’ll Be Doing • Leading negotiation of commercial, fintech and payments contracts (BaaS, SaaS, technology, outsourcing), • Supporting high‑priority, client‑facing negotiations, • Advising on UK financial services regulation, payments and consumer risk, • Supporting new product and feature launches, • Providing pragmatic input on governance, data protection and vendor arrangements, • Working closely with Compliance and Risk 👤 Who This Suits • Qualified solicitor (England & Wales or equivalent), • PQE is flexible: The role requires significant experience and judgement; whilst open on PQE, but candidates should be able to demonstrate the depth and exposure expected at Senior Legal Counsel level within fintech, payments or regulated banking., • Strong experience in fintech, payments, EMI or banking environments, • Excellent commercial contracts capability, • Commercial, adaptable and comfortable with change, • Enjoys building and improving, not just maintaining, • Confident operating with autonomy and balancing regulation with delivery In‑house experience preferred, though private practice lawyers with strong FS or fintech exposure will be considered. 💡 Why This Role? • Senior responsibility in a hands‑on role, close to decision‑making, • High autonomy and visibility, reporting to the CFO, • Scope to grow with the business and help shape the legal function, • Fintech pace with the credibility of a licensed bank, • Competitive salary, discretionary bonus and long‑term incentives 📩 Interested? Apply directly to arrange a confidential discussion. This is an exclusive and confidential search for a newly created, high‑impact role with a highly selective client, and we expect significant interest. Candidates interested in exploring the opportunity are strongly encouraged to apply promptly. Given the level of interest expected, conversations will be prioritised with candidates whose experience aligns most closely with the role.

Exciting opportunity with our client to help build global infrastructure and teams from the ground up. We will share more about our client! What makes this especially compelling is that you’re not just stepping into a role — you’re helping shape how the business operates moving forward, with real visibility and impact. It’s a chance to be part of a well-known global brand at a pivotal moment of their transformation and growth. Role Overview We are looking for an exceptional Company Secretary (CoSec) to lead the governance and corporate secretarial vision, strategy, and execution for a standalone business being carved out of its existing corporate parent. The Company Secretary will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of a multi‑billion‑dollar, 6,000+ employee global company operating in more than 120 countries. This role is ideal for a proven corporate governance leader who appreciates complexity, transformation, and value creation, and who wants to own and enhance the company secretarial agenda with autonomy and strong sponsorship from a leading private equity-backed joint venture. Key Responsibilities Separation, Stand-Up & Transition • Assume end‑to‑end leadership of the NewCo CoSec function upon transition from carve-out mode to business‑as‑usual, taking formal ownership of systems, contracts, processes, and governance frameworks., • Partner closely with executives, directors, JV partners (including PE sponsors), and other senior leaders to confirm and refine the target‑state governance and corporate secretariat operating model across the NewCo and its legal entities., • Support ensuring Day 1 readiness and continuity for all core CoSec activities, including Board and committee support, statutory filings, share registers, director and officer appointments, and legal entity management, • Assist with Seller-led entity formation and legal reorganisation activities, ensuring alignment with separation timelines and Day 1 readiness., • Provide input into the integration of governance during the sign-to-close period, including interim decision-making frameworks, oversight structures, and early-stage board and compliance set-up pre-close., • Contribute to policy development and governance model mobilisation, including prioritisation of Day 1 / 100-day policies and coordination of key governance-related hiring and onboarding activities., • Support a smooth handover from external programme teams and advisors, ensuring knowledge transfer, clear ownership, and continuity of key activities post close. Board, Governance & Compliance • Own and maintain the group’s governance framework, including Board and committee terms of reference, matters reserved for the Board, delegated authorities, and decision-making protocols., • Coordinate all Board and committee activities, including annual calendars, agendas, paper preparation, minute‑taking, and action tracking, ensuring high‑quality information and effective meetings., • Oversee statutory and regulatory compliance for all legal entities, including company filings, registers, director obligations, corporate records, and company name changes as required., • Support the governance of key group‑wide policies, ensuring alignment with the governance framework and joint venture sponsor expectations. Global Entity Management, Delegations & Assets • Own the legal entity lifecycle management framework covering more than 120 countries, including corporation, director/officer appointments and resignations, changes to share capital, and dissolutions where appropriate., • Oversee the custody and control models for all statutory physical assets (seals, chops, stamps, minute books) and digital records, including chain-of-custody processes and periodic reviews., • Ensure registered office arrangements, statutory books, and other entity-level requirements are implemented and maintained post-close. Leadership, Risk & Stakeholder Management • Embed CoSec considerations into the broader risk and controls framework., • Act as a trusted partner to the General Counsel, executives, board, and other senior stakeholders, and support shareholder-related processes for the PE sponsor and minority investors., • Develop key governance contacts across the business, building governance awareness and capability across the organisation. External Providers, Systems & Contracts • Provide strategic oversight of CoSec advisory and outsourcing providers, including primary advisory firm(s), entity administration providers, registered agent services, director training services and local notaries., • Own ongoing management of related contracts (including entity databases and other third-party services), ensuring service quality and clear SLAs., • Assess balance of outsourced vs. in-house activities over time, based on risk, cost and capability, and adjust the operating model accordingly. Experience & Qualifications • Proven company secretary or governance leadership experience in a large‑scale global company, ideally within an industrial or manufacturing environment., • Strong track record of working with Boards, Chairs, and C‑suite executives, with the presence and credibility to operate as a trusted adviser., • Experience supporting carve‑outs, large transformations, or complex group reorganisations involving multiple jurisdictions., • Demonstrated ability to operate across multiple regions and legal entities, managing governance and entity‑level complexity in a global footprint., • Deep technical knowledge of UK company law and corporate governance, with familiarity with international governance practices and regulatory expectations., • Strategic mindset paired with hands‑on operational discipline; ability to take over and optimise a newly implemented operating model, not just run a steady‑state function., • Relevant professional qualification (e.g., Chartered Governance Professional / Chartered Secretary, qualified solicitor, or equivalent) strongly preferred. What Makes This Opportunity Unique • Iconic brand: Help shape the governance foundation of a globally recognised lubricants brand with strong market visibility., • Transformation at scale: Lead governance and company secretarial activity for a complex, multi‑jurisdictional group operating in over 120 countries and across multiple legal entities., • High-impact role: Directly influence Board effectiveness, decision‑making quality, regulatory compliance, and governance culture across the organisation., • Autonomy with strong sponsorship: Operate with clear backing, decision velocity, and a sharp value‑creation mandate within a private equity-backed joint venture. Compensation Competitive executive compensation package

Marsden Interim are delighted to be partnering exclusively with a global PE-backed technology business operating in the hospitals and healthcare sector looking to hire a Senior Legal Counsel on an initial 6 month fixed term contract with potential to go permanent. Start by 1 June. Central London office, hybrid working - 3/2 split. Australian and New Zealand lawyers with relevant experience and right to work in the UK are also encouraged to apply. Reporting to the Head of Legal as an integral member of a small, fast paced team, responsibilities will include: • commercial contract drafting and negotiation, B2B technology, SaaS, supply agreements, • advising on public procurement contracts, • working closely with the sales, marketing and product teams, • supporting and implementing AI initiatives for legal and the wider business, • ensuring best practice risk management and governance processes, • instructing external counsel You will be 5+ years PQE as a guide preferably with in-house experience in a similar role within a global organisation. Depth of technical knowledge coupled with a proactive, commercial approach is key to your continued success in this role. For more information: Amanda Chard Head of Interim Legal Search Marsden

Junior Corporate Solicitor - In-house *Financial Services *NQ - 2 PQE *Based in the office 5-days a week (City) *Corporate Seat / Experience required *Available at short notice preferable Overview and Responsibilities An exciting opportunity to join the in-house Legal team of one of the fastest-growing companies in the financial services sector. The successful candidate will provide support to the Legal team across a wide range of areas, including corporate governance, corporate transactions and commercial contracts, with a particular focus on cross-border transactional and international governance matters. This is an ideal opportunity for a junior lawyer to obtain broad exposure and develop their skillset in a dynamic and internationally-focused business. • Provide legal support for strategic projects, working closely with Compliance, Finance and other teams across the transaction lifecycle, • Assist with transactional due diligence exercises and support the drafting and negotiation of complex legal documentation across a range of different corporate and other transactions, • Provide wide-ranging assistance on corporate governance matters across a number of different jurisdictions, • Work with and manage external counsel and external corporate services providers across a range of jurisdictions, • Support the drafting and negotiation of commercial contracts, including services agreements with suppliers, intra-group agreements and insurance-related agreements., • Assist with the legal team’s knowledge management and process improvement initiatives Experience required • Solicitor qualified in England & Wales (or equivalent), from NQ to 2 years’ PQE, • Demonstrable interest in company law and governance, • Financial services experience is desirable but not essential, • Prior experience supporting corporate transactions and corporate governance matters in private practice and/or in-house legal environments., • Familiarity with entity and board management systems desirable. For more information, please apply or get in touch at

We are recruiting an Interim Legal Counsel to join a global consulting firm on an initial six‑month contract, starting ASAP, with the potential to extend. The role is Central London–based with hybrid working (three days in the office and two days remote) and offers a competitive day rate (inside IR35). This is a broad commercial role, ideally suited to a candidate with strong experience across commercial contracts, technology and data privacy. Working as part of a busy in‑house legal team, responsibilities will include: • Drafting, negotiating and advising on a wide range of commercial agreements, including NDAs, professional services agreements, MSAs, supplier and vendor contracts, and letters of engagement, as well as technology‑related work (including AI and SaaS), • Assisting with major corporate transactions, including global strategic projects and M&A activity, • Advising on employment matters, including settlement agreements and employee‑related issues, • Supporting on data privacy matters, including DSARs, investigations and regulatory compliance, • Collaborating closely with the wider legal and compliance team on BAU and project‑based work You will be at least 2 years’ PQE (as a guide), with experience gained in a well‑regarded corporate/commercial private practice or in‑house environment. Strong drafting skills and the ability to operate effectively in a fast‑paced team are essential.