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Product Counsel – Technology, IP & AI 📍 Location: London About the Role We are seeking an experienced Technology Lawyer to join a fast-growing consultancy at the intersection of data, technology, and private equity. This is a strategic role, working closely with engineering teams and senior stakeholders to shape product development, manage IP rights, and navigate emerging areas such as AI governance. What You’ll Do • Collaborate with engineering teams to ensure compliance, IP protection, and ownership of tech assets., • Advise on product development and licensing, balancing client needs with internal reuse strategies., • Lead on IP strategy, including drafting narratives around tech ownership and safeguarding proprietary rights., • Support AI governance initiatives, including risk management and participation in governance committees., • Manage and mentor contract support lawyers, including offshore teams., • Drive legal processes that enable scalability and innovation. About You • 5 - 10 PQE qualified lawyer with strong experience in technology law., • Background in private practice and/or in-house roles., • Comfortable working in a fast-paced, evolving environment., • Strong analytical and communication skills; able to build trusted relationships across teams., • Interest or experience in AI governance and emerging tech issues. Why Join? • Competitive salary and bonus structure., • Flexible hybrid working, • Opportunity to work on cutting-edge tech and strategic projects., • Opportunity to gain formal management experience., • Collaborative, global team environment., • Excellent benefits including health insurance, pension, and generous leave. 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. Your personal information will be treated in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

Senior Pensions Lawyer 5+ Outstanding and very rare opportunity for an experienced pensions lawyer with experience of defined benefits schemes to join a FTSE Financial Services Group that continues to grow. As the Senior Solicitor (Defined Benefits) you will support the growth of the company in relation to key legal services of varying complexity, ensuring the delivery of a first class commercial and legal service in a dynamic and ever-evolving environment. Responsibilities • To support the Group General Counsel and Legal Leadership Team in achieving the Group’s strategic objectives from a Legal perspective, collaborating with key senior leaders and managers across the businesses and group functions as well as solicitors across the wider Legal team., • Provide legal advice, drafting, negotiating, influencing and support in relation to complex transactional matters, business requests, contracts., • To assist with the management and timely delivery of project related activity, as appropriate., • To assist with the early identification, management, monitoring and mitigation of Legal risk in accordance with the Group’s risk appetites and tolerances., • To ensure that the Group General Counsel and/or Assistant General Counsels are appropriately updated of all legal risks. Skills & Experience • Qualified barrister/solicitor with significant post qualification experience is essential, • Knowledge and experience of Pensions law including DB pension schemes and ideally DC schemes, • Knowledge of Insurance and Reinsurance law is desirable, • DB de-risking and BPA contract work experience is essential, • Demonstrable communication and collaboration skills required, • Strong negotiation skills required Currently working in-house or at a leading law firm, you will be keen to move in-house where you can work directly with a range of clients and make a highly visible impact. Reinsurance lawyers with some exposure to the pensions are also strongly encouraged to apply. If the role is of interest and you would like further information, please contact Brian Littleton at Motus Legal Recruitment on 07376-908788 or at

Head of Global Compliance & Ethics (London or Germany – 50% Travel to Germany) Location: London, United Kingdom Travel Requirement: Up to 50% travel to Germany Reports to: Chief Legal Officer / General Counsel / Executive Board Direct Reports: Regional Compliance Leads, Investigations Team, Ethics & Integrity Program Managers Role Overview The Head of Global Compliance & Ethics leads the design, implementation, and continuous enhancement of the organisation’s global compliance and ethics framework. Based in London with significant travel to Germany, this leader will drive a strong culture of integrity, oversee ethics programme design, and ensure the development of effective compliance systems across all regions. The successful candidate will be a strategic business partner who can navigate complex regulatory environments in Europe and globally while delivering a consistently high-quality Compliance & Ethics programme. Key Responsibilities Strategic Leadership • Develop and execute a global Compliance & Ethics strategy fully aligned with business objectives and values., • Advise senior leadership and the Board on emerging compliance risks and regulatory developments., • Design, implement, and continuously improve a global Ethics & Integrity Programme, ensuring that ethical conduct is embedded into organisational culture, decision-making processes, and leadership behaviour., • Oversee global policies, procedures, and controls across key risk areas including:, • Anti-bribery & corruption (ABAC), • Competition/antitrust, • Trade compliance, • Data privacy & information governance, • Conflicts of interest, • Third-party risk & due diligence, • Whistleblowing and speak-up systems, • Build and deliver global training frameworks, including targeted ethics and compliance training for high-risk functions., • Oversee internal investigations, ensuring independence, rigour, and confidentiality., • Lead global compliance audits, monitoring activities, and risk assessments., • Perform global compliance risk assessments and implement risk-based controls., • Build strong relationships with leadership teams in Germany and across global business units., • Partner closely with Legal, Internal Audit, HR, Finance, and operational leaders to ensure compliance is integrated into business processes., • Law degree, compliance certification (CCEP, CCEP-I), or equivalent., • 10–15+ years of experience in compliance, ethics, legal, audit, or risk roles within multinational organisations., • Must have industrial experience, pharmaceuticals and Banking is not desired., • Demonstrated experience designing and implementing an Ethics Programme is essential., • Strong understanding of European and international compliance frameworks including FCPA, UK Bribery Act, GDPR, antitrust and trade regulations., • Experience managing internal investigations and interacting with regulatory authorities., • Experience working closely with stakeholders in Germany is highly desirable., • Able to travel 50% to Germany as part of the role.

I am partnering with a leading, private equity-backed global business, who are seeking a highly skilled Construction Lawyer to join their top-tier in-house legal team on a 12-month fixed-term contract basis. This is an exciting opportunity for a lawyer looking to make a significant impact in a fast-moving and collaborative corporate environment. Ideally they would like someone to start in January 2026. Key Responsibilities: • Commercial Contracts: Draft, review, and negotiate a wide range of commercial contracts, including supply agreements, service contracts, distribution agreements, and joint ventures, ensuring alignment with the company’s goals., • Construction Projects: Provide legal advice and support on various construction projects, including procurement, contractor agreements, disputes, and claims, ensuring legal and regulatory compliance throughout all stages of project delivery., • Risk Management: Assess and advise on legal risks, and help develop strategies to mitigate risks related to commercial agreements, construction contracts, and operational activities., • Stakeholder Management: Collaborate with internal stakeholders, including senior leadership, procurement, project managers, and other business units, to provide proactive legal support., • Compliance and Governance: Ensure the business complies with relevant laws and regulations, including construction-related legislation, industry standards, and corporate governance. Please reach out at for more information. This role has potential for remote working, or office attendance. Due to the high volume of applications, if you haven’t heard back from the team on this role, unfortunately your application has been unsuccessful. If your profile matches any of our other opportunities, one of our consultants will be in touch. About Simmons & Hanbury Simmons & Hanbury is a specialist executive search firm that sources and secures the best human capital and future leaders for our clients. We provide an integrated international service to support our clients across the globe, from our group headquarters based in the heart of the City of London. We support some of the most prestigious organisations in the world, across financial services, commerce & industry, and professional services. Our services include executive search, interim solutions and market intelligence within the Legal, Compliance, Corporate Governance and Human Resources practice areas. We are committed to creating an inclusive and accessible recruitment process for all candidates. If you require any reasonable adjustments to participate in the application process, please reach out directly. We welcome discussions about your needs and endeavour to provide support to ensure a positive experience.

A highly respected regional firm with a strong national reputation in clinical negligence is looking to recruit Clinical Negligence Solicitors at a range of experience levels, from 1 year PQE through to senior grade, to join its expanding and well-accredited team. The firm is known for its excellent work-life balance, offering hybrid and fully remote working options. Candidates can benefit from a highly flexible model requiring as little as one or two days’ office attendance per month in Leeds. This opportunity offers a supportive, progressive environment where you can handle high-quality clinical negligence work alongside APIL, AvMA and Law Society accredited specialists. Whether you are early in your clinical negligence career or an experienced litigator seeking more autonomy, flexibility and development, the firm can offer a role tailored to your level. The firm is known for its excellent work-life balance, offering hybrid and remote working options. More senior candidates can benefit from a highly flexible model requiring as little as two days’ office attendance per month in Leeds. About the Role You will manage your own caseload of clinical negligence matters from initial instruction through to settlement or litigation, depending on the complexity of the work appropriate to your level. You will work closely with medical experts, counsel, and clients, progressing cases proactively and providing clear, empathetic advice. More experienced candidates will also have opportunities to mentor junior colleagues, contribute to departmental strategy and help drive high standards of service and performance. Key Responsibilities Managing a clinical negligence caseload independently, appropriate to experience Handling all aspects of litigation including drafting, negotiations and trial preparation Liaising with clients, medical experts and third parties with professionalism and compassion Supporting junior team members and contributing to a positive, collaborative team culture Meeting performance and financial targets in line with departmental goals Ensuring accurate and timely recording of casework and documentation Supporting the Head of Department or Team Leader with service delivery and team objectives About You Qualified Solicitor or equivalent (1 year PQE right through to senior level welcome) Experience managing your own clinical negligence files with good outcomes Excellent drafting, negotiation and communication skills Strong attention to detail and the ability to manage deadlines confidently Commercially aware and comfortable working in a target-driven environment Proficient in case management systems and general IT Supportive and collaborative, with the ability to mentor others at more senior levels Senior candidates (8+ PQE or equivalent) should also be able to demonstrate: Experience handling high-value and complex clinical negligence litigation Confidence leading on strategy, supervision and team development Salary & Benefits Competitive salary with performance-based bonus 35-hour working week 35 days’ annual leave including bank holidays and Christmas closure Option to purchase up to 3 additional days’ leave Enhanced holiday entitlement after 5, 7 and 9 years Hybrid and remote working options Enhanced maternity, paternity and IVF support Company sick pay Contributory pension scheme with salary sacrifice Life assurance Medicash health plan (dental, optical and routine medical) Monthly staff recognition awards and fully funded company social events Agile working culture supporting work-life balance Clear, structured progression pathways including Associate and Partner routes Access to ongoing training and professional development Apply Now This is an exceptional opportunity to join a forward-thinking clinical negligence team offering flexibility, a supportive culture, and real long-term career progression. Whether you are developing your expertise or stepping into a senior, strategic role, this firm provides an environment where you can thrive. Please apply via the link or contact Rachael Atherton at G2 Legal Recruitment for a confidential discussion.

Our client, an elite international law firm, is seeking an Associate to join its highly regarded Project Development & Finance team in London. The group is recognised globally for advising on some of the most complex and high-value projects across multiple industries and jurisdictions. This opportunity offers exposure to market-leading transactions involving both lenders and sponsors, and work spanning Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Latin America, and Asia-Pacific. The team’s practice combines deep technical expertise with commercial insight, helping clients deliver projects across the energy, infrastructure, natural resources, and industrial sectors. Associates benefit from working alongside partners and senior lawyers who are consistently ranked among the market’s top advisors in project and structured finance. The Role The successful candidate will play an integral part in advising on a full range of project development and finance matters, including: • Structuring, negotiating, and documenting complex cross-border project financings, often involving syndicates of lenders, institutional investors, and development finance institutions., • Acting for both borrowers and sponsors on major energy, infrastructure, and industrial projects, including renewables, LNG, oil and gas, and power generation., • Advising on the acquisition, construction, and operation of large-scale projects, as well as related regulatory and environmental issues., • Supporting clients on energy transition and sustainability-driven projects, including wind, solar, and other renewable developments., • Managing structured finance components such as export credit facilities, reserve-based lending, Islamic finance, and commodity-linked financing structures., • Coordinating due diligence and advising on key project documents including PPAs, EPC contracts, supply and offtake agreements, and concession arrangements. Key Sectors The team covers a diverse range of industries, with particular emphasis on: • Energy & Power – including conventional power, renewables, and LNG., • Oil & Gas – upstream, midstream, and downstream operations., • Infrastructure – transport, telecommunications, and emerging digital infrastructure., • Mining & Metals – selective work on global resource projects. Candidate Profile • 1–6 PQE E&W qualified or equivalent, with solid experience in project finance, structured finance, or energy and infrastructure transactions., • Strong understanding of project documentation, financing structures, and risk allocation principles., • Exposure to cross-border or multi-jurisdictional matters is highly desirable., • Excellent drafting, negotiation, and stakeholder management skills., • A collaborative and proactive approach to delivering commercial solutions for clients. Why Apply? This is an exceptional opportunity to join one of the world’s most active and respected project finance teams. The role offers a platform to work on market-shaping transactions, gain exposure to high-value international work, and collaborate with leading practitioners in the field. Rutherford is a leading legal recruiter that also works closely with tier one sponsors, buyside firms and investment banks for in-house roles. Please get in contact if you would like to be alerted to the most exciting Counsel opportunities. To find more of our jobs please visit our website: Job Reference: NWC8945 Keywords: project finance, development finance, energy transition, renewables, infrastructure, oil & gas, power, LNG, ECA, Islamic finance, cross-border transactions, structured finance, London, 1–6 PQE, sponsor-side, lender-side.

Job Title: Senior Paralegal (full-time) Location: London/Remote Hybrid Salary: £40,000 to £50,000 pa (plus benefits) Length of Contract: Permanent Company Profile The BPI champions the UK’s recorded music community, safeguarding the rights of its members and of the artists, performers and label members of collecting body PPL. The BPI’s membership consists of hundreds of independent music businesses and the UK’s three ‘major’ record companies – Universal Music UK, Sony Music Entertainment UK and Warner Music UK. Its total membership taken together accounts for around 85 per cent of legitimate domestic music consumption and 1 in 10 streams around the world. The BPI promotes British music at home and overseas through its trade missions, the Music Exports Growth Scheme and The BRIT Awards, which it owns and organises. It administers The BRIT Certified Platinum, Gold and Silver Awards Programme, co-owns the Official Charts Company with ERA, and is home to The Mercury Prize. The BPI encourages and supports innovation and technology, and additionally provides insights, training and networking with its extensive free masterclasses, networking events, Insight Sessions and reports alongside its communications and public affairs work. The BPI is committed to diversity, equity and inclusion. In support of this, the BPI is working closely with its members and industry partners, as well as its Equity and Justice Advisory Group (EJAG). The BPI’s community engagement, focussed on education & wellbeing through the power of music, is directed through The BRIT Trust. The BPI is values led in all the work it does. At the BPI we are Championing, Collaborative, Accountable and Trailblazing. The Opportunity/Job Description This is an exciting and demanding full-time paralegal role in the business side of the recorded music industry. The role is broad ranging and covers significant day-to-day administrative as well as legal duties. The successful applicant will report to one of the team’s Legal Advisors whilst working closely day-to-day with the five-person Legal team as they provide integrated legal services for the BPI’s interrelated Communications, Content Protection, Digital, Events, Finance, Innovation, Membership, Public Affairs and Research departments. The BPI follows a hybrid work structure where employees can work remotely, or from our office (in the creative Tileyard hub, King’s Cross, London), based on task requirements or personal work preferences. We anticipate that you will work from our office at a minimum of approximately one day per fortnight. You may be asked to work more from our office during certain periods and you can choose to work from our office at any time you prefer. BPI may assign you to work outside London at various locations where the BRIT Awards and Mercury Prize etc are to be held. Whilst the BPI strives to offer employees flexibility and a good work life balance, in the run-up to the awards shows, and at other intense periods such as litigation, you may be asked to work longer or unsociable hours to assist the Legal team in meeting deadlines. Key Responsibilities • Helping to manage diaries, organise meetings including preparing meeting papers, taking minutes and managing deadlines., • Organising and maintaining digital and physical legal files and bundles, and other documents such as suppliers’ data and payment documents., • Helping to manage the contract signature process for agreements, including third party agreements, utilising Adobe e-Sign and alternative methods (e.g. email) when required., • Preparing and maintaining document trackers., • Gathering information and evidence for contentious matters., • Conducting legal research and preparing concise internal notes., • Drafting, reviewing, and finalizing various legal documents, such as memos, reports, witness statements, and licence agreements and release forms., • Assisting in copyright clearance., • Checking Companies House’s registers for all companies of the BPI group., • An established track record of working as a confident and proactive paralegal either in a law firm and/or with an in-house legal team., • A clear, diplomatic and articulate communicator, confident in ensuring you interpret instructions accurately and comfortable in being able to candidly advise and assist your legal colleagues., • The ability to adapt and work inclusively with colleagues who have a wide range of expertise and working styles., • The ability to work calmly, diplomatically and successfully to deadlines in high pressure situations where they occur, both on piecemeal and more substantive tasks., • The ability to proactively anticipate and flag potential issues for solving with the wider Legal Team as you encounter them in your work., • Professional written and oral communication skills, including the ability to draft legal documents, write reports, and communicate complex information clearly and accurately., • Excellent self-management able to manage busy workload and ability to multi-task, prioritising and reliably managing effectively deadlines from different stakeholders in legal., • Ability to absorb complex information, perform in-depth legal research, and find relevant precedents and legislation., • Excellent attention to detail when analysing files, reviewing contracts, processing invoices, and maintaining accurate records and documentation., • Problem-solving skills and ability to react and adapt to changing priorities and new information in a dynamic legal environment., • Salary of £40,000-£50,000 per annum depending on experience., • Performance-related bonus., • Three days of personal volunteering time per annum., • Private Medical Insurance., • Permanent Health Insurance., • Life insurance., • Annual Wellness Allowance., • A hybrid work environment with flexible working policies. The BPI welcomes applications from suitably qualified candidates of all social backgrounds, including across all genders, ethnicities, sexual orientations, and those who identify as Deaf, disabled or from neurodiverse backgrounds. The BPI is an equal opportunity employer and any decision to appoint will be made solely based on candidate merit and business need. We actively encourage the best possible candidates to apply, regardless of their gender, race, age, disability, sexual orientation, religion or political belief. We believe that representation matters, and we are passionate about developing a diverse workforce at all levels of the organisation. We warmly encourage applications from historically under-represented groups, including but not limited to candidates from Black, Asian or ethnic minority backgrounds; members of the LGBTQIA+ community; people who identify as non-binary or gender nonconforming; people with a disability; and people who are neurodivergent. If you have a disability or additional need that requires accommodation during the process of application and selection, please do not hesitate to let us know when applying. Reasonable adjustments we can make include, but are not limited to, extra time during tasks, using a different video conferencing application, providing a British Sign Language interpreter or holding the interview at a specific time of day. The BPI is proud to be a Disability Committed and Living Wage employer. The BPI is committed to offering an interview to Deaf and or disabled people who meet the minimum criteria for the job. When you complete your job application form you will find a box at the bottom that says 'Disability Confident Application'. Please tick this box if you identify as Deaf and/or disabled and would like your application to be considered as a part of our commitments under the Disability Confident scheme. If you have a requirement to apply for the role in another format, by video for example, please ensure that you advise us on your application form that you are submitting an application in an additional format and that you wish to be considered under the scheme. There may be occasions where it is not practicable to interview all disabled people that meet the minimum criteria for the job. In these circumstances we will limit the overall numbers of interviews offered and select the Deaf and/or disabled candidates who best meet the minimum criteria for the job, rather than all of those that meet the minimum criteria. Application Process We know that applying for a new job can be full of uncertainties and we look to provide upfront information where possible. Our process for recruiting this role will comprise a minimum of four and maximum of five stages. After each stage, we will contact you as soon as possible to inform let you know if you will be progressing to the next stage. The closing date for applications is 5 January 2026 Stage 1 • Submit a CV and cover letter each totalling no more than one side of A4 here. We ask all candidates to complete the BPI’s Equal Opportunities monitoring form, which can be found HERE. Equal Opportunities monitoring forms are anonymous and are processed independently to your application by members of the team not involved in the hiring process., • Your application will be considered on a name blind basis by our recruiters. Following your application, you may be invited to a pre-screening call with our recruiters. Calls will take place on a rolling basis until 2 January 2026.Stage 2, • 45-minute virtual interview with members of BPI legal team to be held the week commencing 19 January 2026. Interviews can be scheduled flexibly if needed.Stage 3, • A 2 hour written task conducted in a controlled environment. The BPI legal team will arrange test directly with candidates week commencing 26 January 2026., • 1 hour in-person interview with BPI’s General Counsel and members of BPI legal team to be held the week commencing 2 February 2026, part of which will be to discuss your written test.Stage 4

Knowledge Counsel (Maritime) – London A rare and genuinely exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced maritime specialist—either a seasoned PSL/Knowledge Lawyer or a senior fee-earner seeking a strategic, relationship-driven role—to join one of the world’s most respected names in the shipping sector. This is a firm whose brand carries real weight across the maritime world: a global leader with an exceptional reputation for technical excellence, deep sector knowledge, and long-standing ties with the industry’s most significant players. Their international network is seamlessly integrated, and their shipping capability is widely regarded as among the strongest in the market. For a maritime lawyer who thrives on intellectual depth, collaboration, and shaping best practice, this is an outstanding platform. Sitting within a high-performing, well-regarded Knowledge Management function—not a back-office service—the Knowledge Counsel will play a central role in supporting the firm’s Asset & Structured Finance group, with a particular focus on maritime work. You will help drive forward the firm’s know-how strategy across its global offices, ensuring teams are equipped with cutting-edge legal, commercial, and market insight. The work is varied, strategic, and highly visible, with direct partner engagement and real influence on the evolution of the firm’s offering. The remit spans horizon-scanning, developing and enhancing precedents, training, legal updates, and thought leadership, as well as supporting key sector initiatives. With the departing lawyer possessing deep technical expertise, the firm is keen to find someone who brings strong English-law maritime knowledge, sound judgement, and a clear ability to engage empathetically and collaboratively with senior stakeholders. Aviation experience is welcome but not essential; maritime expertise remains central. Candidates from in-house roles are welcome, though private practice experience is preferred to help ensure a smooth transition. Greek language skills or familiarity with the Greek market are a bonus, given the role’s interaction with the Athens office, but are by no means required. The team is open-minded: whether you are an established Knowledge Counsel or a strong senior associate/PSL ready for a step up, technical excellence, communication skills, and the drive to contribute meaningfully to a high-calibre team will be key. For the right person, this is a rare chance to join a market-leading brand, working at the heart of one of the world’s premier shipping practices, and to help shape the knowledge landscape of a truly international firm. To find out more about this role and others we are handling, please get in touch in complete confidence. Either send your CV to or call David on +447860774391 for a confidential discussion.

Dominus is a privately owned, trusted group of companies focused on the hotel and PBSA (student accommodation) sectors in Central London and across the United Kingdom. Founded in 2011, we have grown into a market-leading real estate platform with assets under management of more than £2 billion. We are an end-to-end business, with capabilities spanning acquisition, design, planning, development, and asset management. Our differentiation stems from our ability to approach each project individually and identify the optimal strategy to maximise value. We combine a highly knowledgeable team with trusted partnerships, and in doing so have built a reputation for quality throughout the industry. At this stage, we do not require any approaches from Recruitment Consultants and ask that applicants who apply meet the requirements of the Job Description. Working Environment We work on open plan trading floor style office with around sixty, which brings interaction and excitement. Our self-designed head office is on Dorset Street in Marylebone, easy to reach and close to all the amenities. Legal Team Working collaboratively with the two existing Senior Legal Counsel and guided by the Executive Director (also a qualified solicitor), Development Director, Projects Director and Senior Commercial Manager, you will join a small, collegiate Legal Team that provides support and advice to the Group’s investment and development activities in real estate, with a particular focus on construction and development delivery. The team works hand in hand with the Group’s other functions, dealing with transactions, contracts, property, construction, litigation, insurance and compliance. Working Relationships Internal All colleagues within the Group. Reporting to existing Senior Legal Counsel, Pearl Kumar and close working relationship with other Senior Legal Counsel, Junior Legal Counsel, Executive Director (Lee Saywack), Development Director (Anupriya Rajpal), Projects Director (Will Charlton), Senior Commercial Manager (Tom Cannon) and Investment Director (Sahil Khagram). External Day-to-day contact for external legal counsel on construction and development matters. Regular interaction with opposite numbers at contractors, consultants, funders and partners. Role Purpose To provide pragmatic, commercially focused legal support on construction and development matters across the Dominus portfolio, helping to manage legal risk while enabling the business to deliver projects at pace. This is a hands-on role with responsibility for drafting and negotiating key construction and consultancy documentation, managing instructions to external legal advisers and supporting the wider business in resolving issues that arise during design, construction and handover, whilst offering support from the two existing Senior Legal Counsel to expand your understanding of other practice areas to develop into a more rounded In-House Counsel. Key Responsibilities You will support projects through the development lifecycle, with a particular focus on technical design, construction, handover and in-use stages. 1. Pre-Design and Concept (Stages 0–1) – Support Role • Assist the Senior Legal Counsel in reviewing initial project proposals to identify headline construction-related risks., • Example documentation: Due Diligence Checklist. 2. Developed and Technical Design (Stages 2–3) • Draft, review and negotiate professional appointments for design and other consultants, including scope of services, fee structures, limitation of liability, indemnities and intellectual property provisions., • Prepare and negotiate collateral warranties and third-party rights in favour of funders, tenants and purchasers., • Work with the Development and Commercial teams to ensure all appointments and warranties align with project and funding requirements., • Example documentation: Professional Appointment, Collateral Warranty, Deed of Novation. 3. Construction (Stage 4) • Manage external counsel in the drafting, review and negotiation of construction contracts (for example JCT and bespoke amendments), sub-contracts and related project agreements., • Review and support negotiation of bonds, guarantees, parent company guarantees and insurance arrangements., • Ensure construction documentation is consistent across the contractual suite and reflects the agreed commercial and technical position., • Provide day-to-day legal support on issues arising during construction, including variations, extensions of time, liquidated damages, payment issues and defects., • Example documentation: Building Contract, Performance Bond, Parent Company Guarantee, Insurance Policies. 4. Funding and Security • Support the Senior Legal Counsel and Investment team on construction aspects of development and investment funding arrangements., • Ensure construction documentation and project structures comply with funder requirements, including step-in rights, direct agreements and reporting obligations., • Example documentation: Construction-focused schedules to Loan Agreements, Direct Agreements, Security Documents. 5. Handover and Close-Out (Stage 5) • Support the transition from construction to operation, including satisfaction of conditions precedent for funding drawdowns and disposals., • Example documentation: Handover Pack, Collateral Warranties, Guarantee Documents. 6. In-Use / Operational Phase (Stage 6) • Advise on day-to-day construction-related issues affecting operational assets, including defects, maintenance obligations and remedial works., • Draft and review operational contracts with construction or technical elements (for example maintenance agreements, equipment hire, minor works contracts)., • Assisting with ongoing compliance, maintenance, regulatory issues and the supply of resources, goods and services., • Example documentation: Property Management Agreement (construction aspects), Maintenance Agreement, Supply Agreement, Equipment Hire Agreement, Framework/Mini-Works Contracts. 7. Disposals and Strategic Transactions • Provide construction input into property sales and joint ventures, ensuring that construction risk is appropriately allocated and that all necessary warranties, guarantees and reports are in place., • Work with external counsel on sale agreements and due diligence, focusing on construction and development risk for potential buyers., • Example documentation: Development Funding Agreement (Construction Sections). Experience and Skills Technical Skills • Qualified solicitor in England & Wales (or equivalent common-law jurisdiction) with strong experience in construction law, gained in private practice and/or in-house., • Comfortable working with standard form construction contracts (e.g. JCT, NEC) and negotiating commercial amendments., • Experience drafting and negotiating professional appointments, collateral warranties, bonds, guarantees and associated project documentation., • Familiarity with real estate development structures and the interaction between construction, funding and asset management is desirable. Ways of Working • Ability to work collaboratively with the two existing Senior Legal Counsel, taking ownership of your matters while escalating issues appropriately., • Able to manage your own workload, juggle competing priorities and work to tight deadlines in a fast-paced environment., • Demonstrates sound judgment and a pragmatic, solutions-focused approach, balancing legal risk with commercial objectives., • Motivated to become a trusted adviser to the Development, Project, Commercial and Investment teams, being proactive in the provision of legal support. Personal Attributes • Confident, professional and approachable with excellent communication skills, both written and verbal., • Skilled at turning complicated legal issues into clear, concise guidance for non-lawyers., • Strong attention to detail and commitment to high standards of drafting and execution., • Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to manage relationships at all levels, internally and externally., • Discreet and reliable, with the ability to handle sensitive information and work independently when required.

Unique opportunity to join a global investment manager on an initial 12 month FTC to commence early 2026 for an experienced Employment Counsel. Hybrid working, City location. You will support on a variety of primarily non-contentious employment advisory work for their international operations including advice concerning transactions, employment contracts and investigations. This will require extensive liaison with senior stakeholders and engagement with external counsel. To be considered for this role you will be 5+ years PQE as a guide with experience gained in the employment practice of a highly regarded firm, preferably with in-house experience in a similar capacity within a complex, global business. A high level of technical knowledge coupled with the ability to work effectively with senior stakeholders is critical to your success in this role. For more information: Amanda Chard Head of Interim Legal Search

A fast-growing global organisation at the forefront of the energy transition sector is seeking a Legal Counsel to join their legal team. About the role: Reporting to the General Counsel. This newly created role will require broad knowledge and expertise as you advise the company. You will play a crucial role in expanding the organisation’s high-value portfolio. Key responsibilities will include providing support to the management of the business, including reviewing commercial agreements relating to energy agreements, assisting on corporate acquisitions and asset management of property. In addition to managing legal processes around compliance ensuring the company’s governance and policies are adhered to. About you: The successful candidate will have at least 5 PQE, having trained in a top UK law firm. Ideally you have experience of working in a fast-paced in-house environment (desirable but not essential). Expertise in commercial contracts, corporate and ideally experience within ESG. Additionally, a strong understanding of energy transition, and infrastructure projects would be beneficial. This role would suit someone who is commercially astute and who thrives in a fast paced, complex and rapidly changing environment. The company is expanding, and this is an excellent role for someone looking to take on the challenge and opportunity of working with senior stakeholders. To explore this exciting opportunity further, please apply.

Legal Counsel 12 month FTC – maternity leave London, Hybrid working 4+ PQE SSQ is partnering with a purpose-led financial services organisation operating in the insurance market and the public sector. The organisation plays a critical role within its sector and works closely with government and industry stakeholders. They are seeking a 4 PQE Legal Counsel to join their in-house legal function on a maternity cover basis. Reporting into senior members of the legal team, this role will provide solutions-focused legal advice to senior stakeholders and business teams across the organisation and its subsidiaries. The role offers the opportunity to support on a broad range of commercial, regulatory and strategic matters in a highly collaborative environment. Key responsibilities • Supporting procurement and contracting activity, including drafting and reviewing third-party and outsourced services agreements., • Advising on key contractual frameworks with government and industry counterparties, including standard-form agreements., • Providing legal support on risk-mitigation and counter-terrorism related projects delivered in partnership with public sector bodies., • Conducting legal research and preparing briefings on issues including competition, subsidy control, public law, procurement, IP and commercial matters., • Managing external counsel where specialist advice is required., • Supporting special projects and strategic initiatives as required., • Assisting with the identification and management of legal and regulatory risk across the organisation., • Deputising for senior legal colleagues when required and attending internal and external stakeholder meetings. Candidate profile • Qualified solicitor in England & Wales with 4+ PQE (or equivalent)., • Background in a leading law firm, insurer/reinsurer, or central government body, • Strong grounding in contract law, ideally within insurance or reinsurance contexts., • Broad legal experience spanning commercial, regulatory, governance, competition, procurement and data protection matters. For more information, please contact me: / 07506222628

HEAD OF COMMERCIAL CONTRACTS (QUALIFIED SOLICITOR) CENTRAL LONDON HYBRID WORKING (2 DAYS PER WEEK IN OFFICE, 3 DAYS FROM HOME) PERMANENT ROLE Role Overview: Morgan Philips Specialist Recruitment are presently representing a globally operating, UK headquartered IT services and consulting firm with deep expertise in end-to-end technology solutions in their search for a UK qualified Solicitor to join their team in the position of Head of Commercial Contracts. The successful candidate will provide legal support to our client’s c-suite and its international group of companies in their dealings with customers and suppliers by ensuring that appropriate contracts are in place reflecting the accepted risk. Key Accountabilities: • Be the main point of contact within the Group for commercial contractual relationships., • Support the AGC with related contracts., • Support other legal areas e.g. corporate, property, IPR and disputes as and when required and take the lead in certain matters as and when requested by AGC or Group Company Secretary., • Monitor and supervise workload of the Legal contracts team., • Monitor and supervise contract administration., • Initiate and manage legal research on current and upcoming supply chain legal developments., • Maintain precedent templates across the Group’s jurisdictions and other suitable commercial legal documents and policies., • Engage, instruct and monitor external counsel to an agreed budget where workload, experience or expertise require especially in non-UK jurisdictions., • Assist AGC in handling pre-litigation disputes, coordinate with external counsel on litigation matters, and develop strategies for resolution. About You: • A qualified solicitor in England and Wales, • 5+ years' experience in a senior or managerial commercial contracts role within the technology sector, • Demonstrable experience in leading and developing high-performing teams, • Extensive experience in successfully negotiating and managing high-value, complex commercial contracts including outsourcing agreements, strategic partnerships, and framework arrangements within the technology sector, • Significant experience working within a legal function whilst effectively collaborating with Sales, Procurement, Compliance and other business stakeholders to drive commercial outcomes, • Experience in risk management and compliance within a technology sector environment would be advantageous

Rutherford is exclusively partnered with a global alternative asset management firm that is seeking an experienced Funds Specialist to join their London team. The firm is embarking on a significant growth initiative across alternative markets, with a particular focus on private credit and infrastructure. The firm offers a hybrid working with 2 - 3 days expected in the office. The ideal candidate will be 6 - 8+ PQE with a strong track record in fund formations, including experience across both AIFM and UCITS fund structures. This is a broad mandate, offering the opportunity to work within a highly regarded legal management team as they continue to strengthen their platform in response to increasing client demand. Key Responsibilities • Advising on the structuring, formation, and operation of alternative investment funds, including AIFM and UCITS products., • Supporting fund launches across private credit and other alternative asset classes., • Providing legal and regulatory guidance on cross-border fund distribution., • Drafting and negotiating fund documentation, including offering memoranda, LPAs, side letters, and service provider agreements., • Managing relationships with regulators, external counsel, and service providers., • Collaborating with senior management and investment teams on strategic initiatives., • Monitoring and advising on regulatory developments impacting funds in the UK and EU. Requirements : • 6 - 8 PQE with a strong funds background across private practice or investment management, • Strong knowledge of AIFM and UCITs fund structures

Our client is seeking a Senior Analyst and Manager to lead complex cases within their Disputes practice. This senior role sits at the center of our litigation, arbitration, and regulatory work. You will direct high-stakes investigations, manage teams, and work closely with counsel and leadership to deliver fact development that meets evidentiary and strategic standards. This is a hands-on position suited to an experienced investigator who thrives under pressure, balances strategic oversight with detailed execution, and communicates effectively with legal stakeholders. Key Responsibilities: Lead Complex Investigations • Manage high-profile disputes involving litigation, arbitration, regulatory inquiries, and internal investigations., • Develop tailored strategies aligned with legal timelines and client objectives., • Direct source interviews, asset tracing, document reviews, and intelligence gathering., • Produce client-ready reports for law firms, general counsel, and arbitration panels. Innovate Processes & Methods • Apply and refine investigative tools such as source vetting, event chronologies, and evidentiary documentation., • Improve workflows to ensure efficiency in high-pressure, time-sensitive environments., • Uphold investigative rigor and accuracy in adversarial settings. Client & Case Management • Serve as a primary client contact on disputes-related matters., • Oversee investigative timelines, staffing, and alignment with counsel strategy., • Advise clients on risks, fact gaps, and jurisdictional nuances. Leadership & Mentorship • Mentor junior staff and case managers in source development, document analysis, and legal writing., • Share best practices on cross-border risks, evidentiary standards, and litigation-driven investigations., • Strengthen team capacity for fast-evolving disputes assignments. What We’re Looking For • Experience: Strong experience in managing complex investigations in legal, regulatory, or financial contexts; disputes/litigation experience strongly preferred., • Legal Knowledge: Familiarity with evidentiary standards, litigation workflows, and cross-border jurisdictional issues., • Leadership: Proven record mentoring and developing investigative teams., • Attention to Detail: Track record of delivering precise, error-free reports., • Research & Analysis: Advanced skills with research databases (e.g., Westlaw, LexisNexis, PACER) and ability to synthesise large data sets into clear insights.

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

Title: Employment Lawyer Location: London (Flexible/Hybrid Working) Client: Our client is a prominent global leader in digital technology, seeking a skilled and motivated employment lawyer to join their progressive legal team. This organisation is dedicated to innovation and sustainable growth, prioritising investment in its people by offering significant opportunities for professional development and skill enhancement. The role is perfect for a lawyer eager to expand their legal expertise, engage with cross-functional teams, and collaborate closely with senior stakeholders, including C-Suite executives. You will provide strategic legal support on various employment law matters, working on high-stakes projects and managing legal and employee relations risks. The company prides itself on fostering a supportive and collaborative culture, where work-life balance is a priority. It offers an excellent opportunity for someone who is keen to grow in a role that blends legal expertise with direct involvement in business initiatives, within a team that values strong working relationships. Responsibilities: • Advising senior stakeholders, including C-Suite executives, on national and global employment law matters, including strategic projects., • Managing and mitigating legal and employee relations risks for the business., • Leading on a wide range of employment issues such as redundancy, TUPE, performance, and compensation/benefits., • Drafting, negotiating, and advising on employment contracts, settlement agreements, and commercial outsourcing agreements., • Overseeing employment litigation and managing external counsel., • Partnering with HR, legal, and other business functions on compliance, policy, and risk management., • Providing training and guidance for HR teams on employment law matters., • Monitoring legislative changes and ensuring compliance across jurisdictions. What are we looking for? • Qualified lawyer in England and Wales, with 3+ years post-qualification experience, ideally having trained at a respected City or regional law firm., • Experience in employment law, including data protection and TUPE matters., • International exposure to employment law (especially in Europe) is advantageous., • Excellent drafting skills and the ability to provide pragmatic, business-oriented solutions., • Strong interpersonal and organisational skills with the ability to manage a varied workload effectively., • Confidence in advising senior stakeholders and delivering advice clearly and positively., • Knowledge of additional European languages is a plus but not essential. What is on offer? • Competitive salary., • Extensive benefits package, including a generous non-contributory pension., • Access to a virtual business school, professional mentoring, and career development opportunities. If you are looking for a challenging and rewarding opportunity to make an impact in-house while working on exciting projects, we’d love to hear from you! Click apply or drop me an email at for more information.

We are partnering with a top-tier, multi-strategy investment firm, one of the most successful and profitable hedge funds in the world, to hire a Paralegal for their London legal team. It’s a one-year contract with a strong likelihood of extension, offering the chance to gain exposure in a world-class, intellectually rigorous environment. This role will involve working closely with senior lawyers, and you’ll be taking on the commercial contracts workload, reviewing a range of agreements, handling NDAs, and supporting on KYC-related questions. There will be structured training, constant interaction with experienced counsel, and real responsibility from day one. The pace is fast, the expectations are high, the work is stimulating, and the exposure is rare. The firm is looking for someone with at least one year of paralegal experience and strong exposure to commercial contracts work. They want someone who enjoys being fully embedded in a legal team, is comfortable working in a driven environment, and brings maturity, pace and sound judgement. If you’d like to explore this role with one of the most respected investment firms globally, please do apply today.

Interim Legal Counsel – Funds Formation (12-month FTC) We’re working with a leading global private markets investment firm to hire an Interim Senior Legal Counsel for their London office. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a high-performing Legal & Compliance team and play a key role in: ✅ Fund Formation & Structuring – LPAs, PPMs, side letters, investor closings ✅ Regulatory Advice – AIFMD, FCA rules, cross-border marketing compliance ✅ Investor Negotiations & Segregated Accounts What we’re looking for: • mid-senior, trained at a top-tier law firm in Funds / Investment Management or with in-house exposure, • Experience with private equity, private credit, or real assets 📅 Contract: 12-month FTC

Corporate Lawyer – Sport World Championship – Soho, London Our client, a Sport World Championship, have retained us for the search of a Senior Corporate Lawyer – Ideally with sports or Rights Holders exposure. We are looking for someone who is prepared to hit the ground running and to “get stuck in” on a wide range of legal work supporting senior management, commercial, media/content and communications teams. This is a fast paced and dynamic start-up environment, and the role involves close collaboration with the business and senior management team interaction, daily. Responsibilities: Corporate & Company Law • Autonomous management of all corporate and company law matters, acting as the company’s in-house legal lead on these issues., • Drafting written board resolutions to approve Board reserved matters under the Shareholders' Agreement (SHA)., • Thorough understanding and application of an SHA and Articles of Association (AOAs), ensuring alignment with business operations and governance., • Interpretation and implementation of the company’s internal policies, especially the Delegation of Authority (DOA) policy regarding revenue/expenditure thresholds., • Monitoring and ensuring Board approval for commercial deals that fall within thresholds under the DOA., • Liaising with the Board (mainly via email) to present commercial deals for approval, requiring excellent written communication and summarisation skills., • Drafting shareholder consents pursuant to SHA reserved matters (templates will be provided)., • Liaison with the major shareholder to respond to corporate governance or commercial queries, potentially on a daily basis., • Providing clear legal briefings to senior stakeholders (CEO, Chairman, MD) on corporate governance and company law questions., • Attendance at Board meetings; responsible for preparing and maintaining accurate minutes of meetings., • Liaison and coordination with external corporate counsel for more complex corporate transactions (e.g., primary investment rounds, secondary share sales). Commercial Legal Support (assisting Legal Director) • Drafting commercial agreements, using existing templates, including:, • Sponsorship agreements (including racing Team sponsorship and local event sponsorship agreements), • Merchandise and licensing agreements, • Marketing competition terms and conditions, • Team participation agreements, • Agency/introducer agreements, • Supporting the sustainability team with contract. Experience: • UK-qualified solicitor with 6 - 7 years PQE, ideally trained at a law firm and with prior experience of working in-house within a Sports Rightsholder., • Ideally worked within a sports company, organisation, or sport’s governing body., • Ideally start-up exposure., • Strong grounding in corporate law, with demonstrable in-house experience managing governance and shareholder matters., • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with confidence in liaising with senior stakeholders including Board members and shareholders., • Proven ability to draft and negotiate commercial contracts using in-house templates., • Experience working with or managing external counsel on corporate transactions., • Highly organised, detail-oriented, and capable of managing multiple priorities in a dynamic environment., • Can-do attitude and problem-solving/solutions focussed approach., • Ability to manage multiple tasks and workstreams, and prioritise appropriately., • Independent & resourceful self-starter with strong work ethics., • Consultative and collaborative approach.

The client We are working with a leading investment lawyer seeking a talented Private Funds Lawyer to join their legal team. This is a fantastic opportunity for a commercially minded lawyer to step into a strategic role at the heart of a dynamic investment platform. Key Responsibilities You will be responsible for: • Advising on private fund formation, structuring, and regulatory matters across multiple jurisdictions, • Work closely with internal stakeholders including investment, finance, and compliance teams, • Manage relationships with external counsel and service providers, • Contribute to broader legal strategy and risk management across the platform What We’re Looking For • Qualified lawyer (5-12PQE) with strong experience in private funds, ideally from a top-tier law firm or in-house, • Good knowledge of fund structures and relevant regulatory frameworks, • Commercially astute, collaborative, and comfortable working in a fast paced environment, • Strong communication skills and ability to influence at senior levels

Senior Legal Counsel (Sole Counsel) – UK Energy & Storage | London Base About the Company We’re partnering with a Fortune Global 300 new energy pioneer – a global leader in EV batteries and energy storage solutions, with headquarters in China and a rapidly expanding footprint across Europe. As part of its strategic growth in the UK, the company is scaling its local operations (focused on energy storage and sustainable energy projects) and seeking a dynamic Sole Counsel to lead legal support for the UK market, with future potential to oversee legal affairs across the entire EMEA region. Role Purpose This is a critical standalone legal role to support the company’s fast-growing UK business, providing end-to-end legal guidance for its energy storage projects, commercial transactions, and regulatory compliance. You’ll be the sole in-house legal advisor for the UK, working closely with global and regional leadership to mitigate legal risks, ensure adherence to local laws, and enable business expansion – with a clear career path to lead EMEA legal functions as the business scales. Key Responsibilities • Provide comprehensive legal support for UK energy storage projects (including grid-scale storage, partnerships, and project development), • Draft, review, and negotiate commercial agreements (e.g., supply contracts, project collaboration agreements, service level agreements), • Ensure compliance with UK energy regulations (e.g., REMIT, CfD schemes, grid connection rules) and local corporate governance requirements, • Advise on cross-border legal matters (future EMEA expansion) and coordinate with global legal teams on multi-jurisdictional transactions, • Manage legal risks related to business operations, including data protection (GDPR), employment law, and intellectual property, • Liaise with external law firms, regulators, and local stakeholders on legal and compliance matters, • Support the development of legal policies and procedures tailored to the UK and European markets Requirements • Qualified lawyer and preferably with valid legal licenses in both Scotland and Wales, • 5+ years of legal experience in the energy, new energy, or energy storage sector (preferred industries: renewable energy, power utilities, or energy technology), • Proven track record in handling commercial contracts, project development, and regulatory compliance for UK-based energy businesses, • Ability to work independently as a sole legal advisor, with strong decision-making and problem-solving skills, • Excellent knowledge of UK energy regulations, corporate law, and cross-border transactional legal matters, • Fluent in written and spoken English; proficiency in other European languages or Mandarin Chinese is a strong plus (for collaboration with global teams), • Proactive, business-oriented mindset with the ability to balance legal rigor and commercial objectives How to Apply If you’re a driven legal professional with the right qualifications and a passion for the energy transition, please apply the job ad with your CV directly or submit your CV and a brief cover letter to . We’ll review applications on a rolling basis and contact shortlisted candidates for confidential discussions.

Title: Employment Lawyer Location: London (Flexible/Hybrid Working) Client: Our client is a prominent global leader in digital technology, seeking a skilled and motivated employment lawyer to join their progressive legal team. This organisation is dedicated to innovation and sustainable growth, prioritising investment in its people by offering significant opportunities for professional development and skill enhancement. The role is perfect for a lawyer eager to expand their legal expertise, engage with cross-functional teams, and collaborate closely with senior stakeholders, including C-Suite executives. You will provide strategic legal support on various employment law matters, working on high-stakes projects and managing legal and employee relations risks. The company prides itself on fostering a supportive and collaborative culture, where work-life balance is a priority. It offers an excellent opportunity for someone who is keen to grow in a role that blends legal expertise with direct involvement in business initiatives, within a team that values strong working relationships. Responsibilities: • Advising senior stakeholders, including C-Suite executives, on national and global employment law matters, including strategic projects., • Managing and mitigating legal and employee relations risks for the business., • Leading on a wide range of employment issues such as redundancy, TUPE, performance, and compensation/benefits., • Drafting, negotiating, and advising on employment contracts, settlement agreements, and commercial outsourcing agreements., • Overseeing employment litigation and managing external counsel., • Partnering with HR, legal, and other business functions on compliance, policy, and risk management., • Providing training and guidance for HR teams on employment law matters., • Monitoring legislative changes and ensuring compliance across jurisdictions. What are we looking for? • Qualified lawyer in England and Wales, with 3+ years post-qualification experience, ideally having trained at a respected City or regional law firm., • Experience in employment law, including data protection and TUPE matters., • International exposure to employment law (especially in Europe) is advantageous., • Excellent drafting skills and the ability to provide pragmatic, business-oriented solutions., • Strong interpersonal and organisational skills with the ability to manage a varied workload effectively., • Confidence in advising senior stakeholders and delivering advice clearly and positively., • Knowledge of additional European languages is a plus but not essential. What is on offer? • Competitive salary., • Extensive benefits package, including a generous non-contributory pension., • Access to a virtual business school, professional mentoring, and career development opportunities. If you are looking for a challenging and rewarding opportunity to make an impact in-house while working on exciting projects, we’d love to hear from you! Click apply or drop me an email at for more information.

Job Description Role: Senior Marine Claims Broker – Hull & Machinery / P&I Location: London (Hybrid) Recruiter: Nashrock Recruitment Company: International Lloyd’s Broker Nashrock Recruitment is pleased to be supporting a leading international Lloyd’s broker in their search for an experienced Senior Marine Claims Broker. This is a key role within their specialist Marine Claims division, focused on handling complex Hull & Machinery (H&M) and Protection & Indemnity (P&I) claims for a global client base. The successful candidate will join a highly respected team known for technical excellence and outstanding client service across the marine insurance market. You’ll take ownership of a varied and rewarding workload, acting as a trusted advisor to shipowners, charterers, P&I Clubs, insurers, and other industry stakeholders. Key Responsibilities • Manage an active portfolio of marine claims, with emphasis on H&M and P&I, from first notification through to final settlement, • Provide expert claims advice to clients, resolving complex issues promptly and effectively., • Liaise with surveyors, adjusters, correspondents, and legal counsel worldwide., • Prepare detailed claim reports, settlement proposals, and market presentations., • Maintain strong working relationships with underwriters, clients, and global partners., • Represent the business at client meetings, London Market appointments, and occasional overseas travel., • Support broking teams with technical claims input during renewals, new business pitches, and market negotiations., • Ensure compliance with internal procedures, regulatory standards, and Lloyd’s requirements., • Contribute to process improvements and development of best practices within the claims function. Skills & Experience Required • Minimum 5 years’ marine claims experience, with solid knowledge of H&M and/or P&I claims., • Strong understanding of Lloyd’s and London Market processes., • Proven ability to manage complex and high-value marine losses., • Excellent communication skills, with the ability to present technical information clearly., • Strong analytical and negotiation abilities., • Confident in building relationships with clients, underwriters, and international partners., • Highly organised with strong attention to detail and the ability to prioritise effectively., • Proactive, solutions-focused mindset with a genuine interest in the marine sector. What’s on Offer • Opportunity to work with a global Lloyd’s broker with a strong marine heritage., • A role offering autonomy, visibility, and the chance to make a real impact., • Supportive, collaborative team environment., • Competitive salary and benefits package., • Clear opportunities for professional development and progression.

The Opportunity: Drive Our Commercial Recovery We are seeking a proactive and commercially-minded In-House Lawyer, to become a critical asset in managing our company's commercial risk, cash flow, and contract enforcement. This is a unique opportunity to transition away from traditional private practice, working directly with the CEO, with a high degree of autonomy, directly impacting our bottom line by managing key litigation and debt recovery processes internally. The Role: What You Will Be Doing You will be responsible for end-to-end management of all commercial disputes and debt recovery matters, minimising reliance on expensive external counsel. Key Responsibilities: • Dispute Resolution: Manage contract disputes, moving from pre-action correspondence through to court proceedings., • Debt Collection & Litigation: Drafting and issuing Letters Before Action (LBA), preparing and issuing County Court Claims, and managing enforcement actions., • Contract Review: Review and amend standard commercial contracts (terms and conditions, supplier agreements) to strengthen payment clauses, liability limitations, and dispute resolution mechanisms., • Risk Mitigation: Advise the senior management and finance teams on risk exposure related to outstanding debts and contractual breaches., • Court Attendance: Act as the company's representative in court (e.g., County Court small claims track hearings) as necessary. What We Offer • Competitive Salary: Pro-rata equivalent of £50,000 per annum., • Flexibility: Full-Time or Part-Time hours, tailored to the demands of the case load., • Location Flexibility: Choice of Remote, Hybrid, or Office-Based working, provided you can attend Court when required., • Autonomy: The opportunity to be the company's sole legal expert in this area, giving you direct influence over strategy and outcomes. Candidate Requirements Essential Experience: • Qualified Solicitor or Barrister in England & Wales with a current Practising Certificate., • Proven recent experience in County Court litigation, specifically dealing with commercial debt recovery and breach of contract claims., • Strong drafting skills, particularly for legal correspondence (LBA's) and court documents., • Experience working within a credit control or finance department., • Familiarity with the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) and Pre-Action Protocols. To Apply: Please submit your CV and a cover letter detailing your specific experience in commercial litigation and debt recovery. Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Permanent Benefits: • Company pension, • Flexitime, • Work from home Application question(s): • Do you have Strong drafting skills, particularly for legal correspondence (LBA's) and court documents., • Do you have Excellent commercial acumen and the ability to articulate legal risk to non-legal colleagues? Experience: • County Court Litigation: 1 year (required) Licence/Certification: • Practising Certificate (required) Work Location: Hybrid remote in London NW1

Senior Legal Counsel – Property & Development Hybrid/Remote role with occasional travel to Group Support, Lichfield About the Role We’re seeking an experienced Senior Legal Counsel with expertise in real estate, development, and construction law to join our in-house legal team. This high-impact role will support the Group’s strategic growth, ensuring our existing property portfolio is effectively managed and new developments are delivered efficiently, compliantly, and commercially. Reporting to the General Counsel, you will lead on all aspects of property acquisition, development, and construction across the Group’s portfolio—supporting projects from planning through to completion and operation. In addition, you’ll deliver legal guidance across a broad range of legal areas affecting the Group, giving you exposure to varied work and the opportunity to advise on everything from routine queries to high-impact projects. About Voyage Care Voyage Care provides specialist support for people with learning disabilities, autism, brain and spinal injuries, and other complex conditions across the UK. With over 30 years’ experience, our passionate team of 11,000+ staff supports more than 3,500 individuals in residential, supported living, and outreach services. Key Responsibilities • Oversee all aspects of development transactions, from conducting due diligence to negotiating and finalising commercial agreements., • Handle property acquisitions and disposals as well as associated agreements (leases, SLAs, management contracts)., • Draft, review, and negotiate construction documentation (JCT/NEC contracts, professional appointments, warranties, collateral agreements)., • Advise on planning, environmental, and regulatory matters affecting care sector developments., • Manage relationships with external legal advisors and professional consultants., • Provide clear, pragmatic legal advice to non-lawyer stakeholders across the business., • Contribute to continuous improvement of internal processes, precedent documents, and risk management frameworks. What We’re Looking For • UK-qualified solicitor with 8+ years’ PQE (guideline) in property, development, and construction law., • Strong technical knowledge of real estate, development and construction law (including JCT/NEC contracts)., • Experience gained in-house within a developer, care provider, or construction business, or from a top-tier private practice real estate/construction team., • Proven ability to manage complex projects and provide commercial, solution-focused advice., • Excellent communication, drafting, and stakeholder management skills., • Ability to influence senior stakeholders and operate autonomously in a fast-paced, values-driven organisation. Benefits • Pension scheme and life assurance, • Long service awards, • Comprehensive induction and ongoing training, • 25 days annual leave plus birthday and bank holidays, • Employee discount app and funded Blue Light Card, • Enhanced family leave and wellbeing support, • Wagestream app for flexible pay access, • Refer-a-friend bonuses Ready to Join Us? If you’re passionate about making a difference and want to help us deliver our growth agenda responsibly and sustainably, we’d love to hear from you. All successful candidates will be subject to an Enhanced DBS (England) or PVG (Scotland) check, including the Barred Adult List.

Senior General Counsel / Corporate Law: Financial Services in FTSE 100 Our client is the largest financial services administrator in the UK, transforming and changing the game in the Life & Pensions space. They are seeking an accomplished Senior Legal Counsel to lead the legal function, being the primary contact for all things legal, and leading an ambitious team of 4+ FTE's, including 2 qualified lawyers and 2 paralegals. Your primary responsibility will be to provide comprehensive legal counsel across all operations, corporate, and commercial areas. You will be the go-to legal expert, identifying and mitigating legal and privacy risks, drafting and reviewing agreements, and managing the legal team. As they partner with the majority of life & pension providers across the UK, this is a challenging and complex environment for individuals who can manage multiple stakeholders, both internally and externally. Key Responsibilities: • Provide expert legal advice across the organisation, communicating with senior leadership, • Deliver specialised legal counsel on life and pensions law, including contract, commercial, insurance, pensions, trusts, and succession matters, • Lead on high-level strategic IT and non-IT procurement matters, • Advise on UK GDPR and data protection compliance, • Manage commercial property and real estate legal matters, • Review and approve various company documents and communications, • Provide legal guidance on projects, corporate bids, and acquisition activities, • Manage and train junior legal staff, developing the in-house legal training program, • Liaise with external legal advisors when necessary The Ideal Candidate: • 10+ years post-qualification experience, • Qualified barrister or solicitor, • Strong commercial awareness and ability to identify opportunities and risks, • Excellent interpersonal, communication, and negotiation skills, • Experience in commercial contract negotiation and drafting, • Expertise in legal issues impacting life assurance and pensions products, • Experience in Financial Services and Outsourcing, • Knowledge of outsourcing market trends, • Team management experience preferred Location: The role is based 2-3 days a week at the company's head office in Cambridgeshire, England, with the option to work remotely on other days. Compensation: Salary range £98k - £108k basic, plus bonus and benefits. This is an excellent opportunity for a commercially astute lawyer to take a leading role in shaping the legal strategy of a growing company in the life and pensions sector.

Hours: 20-25 hours per week About the Organization: We are a profitable, fast-growing global entrepreneurial enterprise headquartered in North America, with operations in Europe and Asia. Our proprietary platform provides products and solutions to major enterprise-level customers and is currently expanding into the SME and retail markets. Position Overview: The Legal Intern will support our global team by assisting with commercial and regulatory legal matters across multiple jurisdictions. The intern will work directly with senior counsel. This role offers hands-on exposure to a variety of commercial contracts, compliance operations, and governance frameworks in an entrepreneurial, fast-paced environment. Key Responsibilities: • Assist in drafting and reviewing commercial agreements, NDAs, revenue-sharing arrangements, service provider contracts, operational MOUs, and other partner-facing documentation., • Maintain contract repositories, version-control systems, and intake processes to track obligations, renewal cycles, termination rights, payment structures, and compliance approvals., • Conduct structured legal and regulatory research covering UK and international commercial and company law, employment law, data protection (UK GDPR and global privacy rules), and other applicable regulatory frameworks., • Produce clear research notes and summaries that help internal teams understand and apply legal requirements., • Support legal intake and triage by logging requests, assessing priorities, coordinating feedback cycles, and ensuring alignment between internal teams and external partners., • Assist in preparing for negotiations by identifying key terms, deviations from internal standards, and operational risks., • Support compliance initiatives, including policy updates, vendor due diligence, KYC/AML-aligned partner checks, DPIA preparation, risk assessments, and data governance documentation. Qualifications: • Enrolled in a UK law degree., • Strong analytical skills and excellent written communication., • High attention to detail and discretion in handling sensitive information., • Ability to work across multiple workstreams in a fast-paced, internationally distributed environment., • Interest in commercial, regulatory, or technology-enabled legal practice. Opportunities & Development: • Gain exposure to global commercial operations, multi-jurisdictional contracts, and entrepreneurial business structures., • Work closely with senior counsel to develop practical commercial and regulatory legal experience., • Structured supervision, mentorship, and professional development within a dynamic, fast-growing organization. Equal Opportunity Statement: We are committed to creating an inclusive and diverse workplace. All qualified applicants will be considered for employment regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other legally protected factor.

We are working exclusively with a fast-growing, science-driven biopharma company seeking an experienced Senior Legal professional to support its expanding R&D and clinical programmes. This is a high-impact, strategic role working directly with scientific, regulatory and commercial leaders across the business. Reporting directly to the General Counsel you will manage one Senior Legal Manager and work across all areas of Research and Development. Some responsibilities include: • Advising on all legal matters relating to R&D, clinical trials, regulatory strategy and drug development, • Drafting, reviewing and negotiating clinical trial agreements, research collaborations, licensing and technology transfer agreements, • Partnering with cross-functional teams including Clinical, Regulatory, Medical and Quality, • Providing strategic legal guidance on IP, risk management and emerging regulatory changes, • Supporting governance, policy development and senior stakeholder decision-making Ideal Candidate: • 10+ PQE with strong life sciences, biotech or pharmaceutical experience, • Deep understanding of clinical research, regulatory frameworks, and GxP environments, • Excellent drafting, communication and cross-functional partnering skills, • Comfortable working in a fast-moving, agile, research-focused environment, • Able to influence senior stakeholders and support scientific teams, • Managerial experience The role will be remote with some office attendance as needed. This is a fantastic opportunity to join an entrepreneurial and innovation-lead environment. To find out more please contact Josh Hall at

We are partnering with a top-tier, multi-strategy investment firm, one of the most successful and profitable hedge funds in the world, to hire a Paralegal for their London legal team. It’s a one-year contract with a strong likelihood of extension, offering the chance to gain exposure in a world-class, intellectually rigorous environment. This role will involve working closely with senior lawyers, and you’ll be taking on the commercial contracts workload, reviewing a range of agreements, handling NDAs, and supporting on KYC-related questions. There will be structured training, constant interaction with experienced counsel, and real responsibility from day one. The pace is fast, the expectations are high, the work is stimulating, and the exposure is rare. The firm is looking for someone with at least one year of paralegal experience and strong exposure to commercial contracts work. They want someone who enjoys being fully embedded in a legal team, is comfortable working in a driven environment, and brings maturity, pace and sound judgement. If you’d like to explore this role with one of the most respected investment firms globally, please do apply today.

About us bolttech is a fast-growing global insurtech with a mission to build the world’s leading, technology-enabled ecosystem for protection and insurance. Our vision is to connect people with more ways to protect the things they value. Launched in 2020 in Singapore, bolttech’s 1,600+ team serve customers in 35+ markets across Asia, Europe, North America, and Africa. With international licenses, an extensive partner network, and leading-edge technology and product innovation capabilities, our ecosystem brings together insurers and distributors to make it easier for customers to get the right protection at the point of need. In this position you will… …be the Senior Legal Counsel by taking a leading role in managing a broad spectrum of regulatory compliance issues for the United Kingdom, while also overseeing the review and preparation of commercial agreements in the context of wider EMEA partnerships. You will be responsible for… Compliance • Drafting and maintaining a comprehensive framework of compliance policies and procedures that addresses relevant applicable regulatory requirements, while ensuring the company’s consistent adherence to them., • Repetition of the above, • Overseeing various reporting obligations to UK regulatory bodies including the FCA., • Promoting and embedding a strong compliance culture across the organisation., • Acting as subject matter expert on UK regulatory requirements by identifying, monitoring and assessing compliance risk and ensuring they are effectively managed, • Working in close alignment with the Regional Compliance Manager to ensure integration into the wider regional and global compliance framework and compliance plan., • Supporting the Director, Legal and Compliance EMEA, in oversight, challenge, advice, escalation and reporting activities, while liaising with other senior team members and business stakeholders., • Implement applicable Group methodologies and framework including compliance risk assessment, planning., • Work closely with Regional and Group Legal and Compliance to report on, escalate and mitigate risks and issues., • Work with the business and operations functions to effectively manage compliance risks impacting all aspects of the UK business’s value chain (i.e. from product design to distribution compliance procedures)., • Deliver relevant compliance related training if needed. Legal • Identifying and interpreting applicable laws, regulations and other relevant requirements, particularly those affecting the UK business., • Identification and mitigation of legal risks., • Leading the drafting, review and negotiation of a wide range of commercial contracts, including insurance distribution agreements, service agreements and partnership agreements., • Delivering legal services aligned with business strategy in an agile and business-focused manner. For you to be successful… …we expect you to be able to demonstrate the following key competencies: Impactful • Proactive in identifying what needs to be done, and taking action, before being asked, or before the situation escalates, • Focused on objectives and identifies activities and key results required to meet them Collaborative • Partners with a range of people to create trust, and co-create and deliver mutually beneficial outcomes, • Develops collaborative and dynamic working relationships to achieve the best possible outcomes Communication • Effective and articulate communicator actively and respectfully listens to and synthesizes others’ perspectives, • Concise in communicating and references relevant information tailored to the audience to support points Adaptable • Flexible in successfully juggling multiple requirements, ambiguity and competing demands. Perseveres in challenging circumstances. Responsive to business needs., • Looks to understand bigger picture rationale for changes and adapts in a flexible and nimble manner You will require the following qualifications and skills • Minimum of 7 years’ PQE., • Qualified Solicitor in England & Wales., • Solid experience in Insurance is essential but also financial services and with SMCR., • Knowledge of an additional European language (advantageous)., • Ability to work in a multicultural team and foster strong relationships., • Proactivity and an ability to contribute with solutions and ideas at a senior level. Diversity and Inclusion At bolttech, we are diverse and inclusive. We value each person's unique skills, background, and identity. We never discriminate on cultural background, religion, sex, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, age, disability, veteran status, genetic information, marital or family status or any legally protected status. Everyone belongs. And because everyone’s different, we’re also flexible in the ways we work, so each person can bring their best efforts every day.

Senior Compliance Counsel - (Ethics & Compliance) Location: Abu Dhabi - Candidates from out of country encouraged to apply! Hybrid Working Model Competitive Market Rate Salary on offer Paritas is partnered with a leading Oil & Gas client who work across Asia & the Middle East. We are on the look out for a Senior Compliance Counsel to join their team in Malaysia. This positions main focus will be to develop and manage the implementation of the Ethics and Compliance policies and procedures, and to lead the delivery of ethics and compliance projects for the assigned corporate/business function(s) in line with the ethics and compliance program to ensure compliance with applicable laws, regulations and policies, ethical operations, as well as the identification and mitigation of ethics and compliance risks. Key Accountabilities at a glance: • Lead research into the relevant local and international laws and regulations to ensure the company is in line with the latest developments and to drive the implementation of internal policies and procedures., • Review all ethics and compliance policies and procedures to ensure alignment with relevant laws and regulations., • Establish and maintain a system and process to manage the review, approval and updating of internal ethics and compliance policies and procedures., • Manage the monitoring and enforcement of the ethics and compliance policies and procedures to ensure compliance with corporate and governance requirements across the company., • Lead the implementation of an ethics and compliance project for the assigned corporate/business function(s)., • Participate in identifying, evaluating and analyzing key ethics and compliance risks and emerging issues inherent to the operations of the company, and review internal and external audit results to formulate and implement effective ethics and compliance related measures., • Manage assigned risk areas through the monitoring of developments in that risk area, to ensure risks are mitigated effectively and are following set standards., • Lead the development and implementation of training programs to raise knowledge and awareness of corporate governance and ethics and compliance matters across the company., • Establish and maintain training requirement plans and reporting for all employees to ensure up-to-date training and development in corporate governance and ethics and compliance., • Develop and implement communication initiatives for the Ethics & Compliance function to raise awareness and encourage an ethics and compliance driven culture., • Supervise and manage business partners and service providers to ensure delivery of defined, cost effective and high-quality ethics and compliance advice and services in line with business needs. Knowledge, Skills & Experience: • Min. holds bachelor’s degree in any field, preferably in Law., • Min. of 10 years’ experience in progressive and more complex senior-level roles in ethics and compliance or regulatory-enforcement management. Preferably experience in a top-tier international organization or experience working in various industries in the UK or USA., • Good knowledge of the company operations and business across various sectors., • Good knowledge of ethics and compliance practices and techniques, and ability to leverage leading practices, • Having knowledge of local and international ethics and compliance requirements and laws, regulations, and legislations., • Strong communication and interpersonal skills, and ability to effectively communicate on ethics and compliance related items and matters with various internal stakeholders at different organizational levels., • Additional relevant experience is an advantage., • Proficient in the use of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, and Outlook)., • Effective communication skills in English (oral and written).

We are seeking an experienced Labour & Employment Counsel to support UK-focused employment matters, with some involvement in Ireland. This is a hands-on role working closely with HR, Employee Relations, senior leadership, and external counsel on a wide range of advisory, transactional, and contentious employment law issues. Start Date: March 2026 Key Responsibilities • Act as a trusted Employment Law adviser to internal stakeholders, including HR, Employee Relations, Mobilisation teams, and senior leadership., • Lead and support employment litigation and pre-litigation matters, working alongside ER teams and external lawyers., • Manage and contribute to UK & Ireland employment law projects, including regional elements of global initiatives., • Provide legal support on complex employment aspects of:, • Outsourcing arrangements, including drafting and negotiating employment-related contractual provisions, managing risk, and advising on employee transitions., • Mergers, acquisitions, and ventures, with a focus on post-merger integration and, where required, due diligence and deal execution., • Advise on industrial relations and collective bargaining, including collective consultation obligations in both operational and transactional contexts., • Develop and maintain internal employment law know-how, including guidelines, toolkits, and practical resources., • Identify opportunities to improve legal processes and ways of working, escalating key risks and issues where appropriate., • Stay up to date with employment law developments and ensure advice reflects current legal and business realities., • Support wider Legal team initiatives and collaborate across functions. Skills & Experience Required • 6+ years’ PQE in Employment Law., • Qualified solicitor in England & Wales., • Strong technical knowledge across UK employment law., • Experience advising senior stakeholders with confidence and credibility., • Excellent drafting, negotiation, and project management skills., • Clear, concise written and verbal communication skills., • Commercially minded, pragmatic, and solutions-focused., • Strong organisational skills with the ability to prioritise and manage multiple matters., • Comfortable working independently while collaborating within a wider legal team. Desirable Experience • Experience in private practice and/or an in-house employment law role., • Exposure to cross-border or European employment matters, particularly Ireland., • Experience working with large, complex organisations., • Delivery of training or presentations to non-legal stakeholders. About Elevate Elevate provides consulting, technology and services to law departments and law firms across the globe. Headquartered in Los Angeles, our 1,600+ strong team of legal professionals, lawyers, consultants, project managers, and engineers operate across the United States, Europe, UK, and Asia, Hong Kong and Australia. ElevateFlex, is the flexible resourcing capability within Elevate, we define and support a new flexible career within the legal industry. We match exceptional legal professionals to the evolving needs of our Customers through the curation of a world-class, global Community of Talent, and advanced, technology-enabled search. We were recently proud to be assessed in Band 1 of Chamber’s Global Flexible Legal Resourcing category. Our Vision is a world where legal and business teams achieve incredible outcomes, together. Equitability and Inclusion are critical to ElevateFlex’s success. As The Law Company, changing the legal business landscape, we know a diverse, inclusive work culture is at the heart of attracting, retaining, and celebrating the industry’s most talented people. We empower our employees to bring their whole selves to work because we know that diversity of experience and perspective drive innovation and is simply good business. As a strong proponent of diversity, equitability, and inclusion, ElevateFlex is committed to hiring diverse candidates from all backgrounds. We invite you to apply to become part of the ElevateFlex Team – help us change the legal business landscape and make a dent in the legal universe.

Location: Leeds, West Yorkshire, Yorkshire, UKSenior Legal Counsel - Technology & OperationsAs Senior Legal Counsel Technology and Operations, you'll provide expert legal support on complex, high impact and strategically significant issues, ensuring effective risk management, strategic alignment and consistent application of legal policies. As a trusted advisor to DAZNs technology and operations senior management, you'll influence commercial and operational decisions, contributing to the organisation by delivering high-quality, pragmatic legal advice, proactively identifying opportunities to enable business growth, reducing external legal spend, and supporting the development of the wider Legal Team.What You'll Be Doing:Lead on drafting, negotiation, and legal positioning within scope of responsibility. Independently manage high-value and strategically significant technology and operations matters with minimal supervisionIdentify and manage legal risks related to transactions, commercial matters, and compliance; escalate when necessary. Develop and implement practical risk-mitigation strategies aligned with the companys risk profile. .Mentor Legal Counsel and Paralegals; foster knowledge sharing and team development. Act as a role model in embedding a culture of accountability, continuous improvement and cross-functional collaboration across teams, geographies and practice areas.Act as primary contact for external legal support in relevant subject matter areas. Oversee scope, cost management and performance of external advisors to ensure value and consistency with internal standards and expectations.Ensure consistent application of legal policies, templates, and frameworks across all matters. Help contribute to policy development and continuous improvement of governance frameworks.Business Partnership: Provide strategic and commercially focused legal input to business initiatives, projects and negotiations. Collaborate closely with senior stakeholders and lawyers to balance risk and opportunity.What You'll Bring:Technical Skills: Advanced legal drafting, negotiation, and advisory skills. Specific technical expertise to draft and negotiate core technology agreements including contracts relating to applications, software licensing, network infrastructure and connectivity, platforms and enterprise systems. Provide legal support for business stakeholders relating to operations and strategic business systems, including broadcast operations and product development. Soft Skills: Strong communication, stakeholder management, and problem-solving abilities with the ability to balance legal precision with commercial pragmatismLeadership Skills: Ability to mentor and guide junior team members and to lead cross-departmental/functional workstreams of projects to successful completionExperience: Significant experience in corporate/commercial law and/or relevant legal practice in the Technology, Media, Telecoms sector. Ideally previous legal experience in relation to content delivery network services, live and non-live OTT platforms & players, video broadcasting production, video distribution and content acquisition. Working knowledge of the General Data Protection Regulation, Data Protection Act 2018 and the E-Privacy Regulation, and experience of managing compliance with the same, such as identifying data privacy risks, understanding data privacy impact assessments and implementing compliance procedures.Education: Relevant degree and professionally qualified Solicitor. Around 4-6 years of PQE, having trained at and subsequently worked in a highly successful and recognised technology/commercial team either in private practice, or a strong in-house team.BenefitsBenefits include access to DAZN, 25 days annual leave (increasing by 3 days after 3 years), private medical insurance, life assurance, pension contributions up to 5%, family friendly community including enhanced parental leave, electric vehicle benefit option, free access for you and one other to our workplace mental health platform app (Unmind), learning and development resources, opportunity for flexible working, and access to our internal speaker series and events.About DAZNAt DAZN, we bring ambition to life. We are innovators, game-changers and pioneers. So, if you want to push boundaries and make an impact, DAZN is the place to be.As part of our team, you'll have the opportunity to make your mark and the power to make change happen. We're doing things no-one has done before, giving fans and customers access to sport anytime, anywhere. We're using world-class technology to transform sports and revolutionise the industry and we're not going to stop.DAZN VALUES THE HOW IN WHAT WE DO: Agility and creativity fuel growth and innovation, to Make It Happen.Prioritising what matters drives progress and positive outcomes, Focusing On Impact.Collective ambition builds optimism and success, in order to Win As One.At DAZN, we are committed to fostering an inclusive environment that values equality and diversity, where everyone can contribute and have their voices heard. This means hiring and developing talent across all races, ethnicities, religions, age groups, sexual orientations, gender identities and abilities.If youd like to include a cover letter with your application, please feel free to. 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Position Overview： We seek an experienced Legal Counsel to establish and oversee the legal framework governing all development activities on the Islands. The Legal Counsel will oversee all legal and compliance matters related to the island’s operations and development. This role ensures that all activities are fully compliant with relevant UK and local laws, manages legal risks, and provides legal advice to the team and senior management. Key Responsibilities： • Legal Compliance: Ensure all island operations, including contracts, construction, healthcare, and resource allocation, fully comply with UK, Commonwealth, and local laws and regulations., • Legal Advice: Provide timely, clear, and pragmatic legal advice to the project team and senior management on all legal matters affecting the project., • Risk Management: Identify, assess, and mitigate potential legal risks associated with project activities and advise on risk prevention strategies., • Policy and Document Review: Draft, review, and revise legal documents, contracts, policies, and procedures to ensure legal sufficiency and compliance., • Dispute Resolution: Handle any legal disputes, complaints, or regulatory inquiries involving the island or its operations., • Stakeholder Liaison: Serve as the main point of contact for legal matters with government authorities, external counsel, and regulatory bodies., • Reporting: Prepare regular legal compliance reports for senior management, ensuring transparency and accountability. Qualifications & Experience • Qualified solicitor or barrister with a valid practising certificate in the United Kingdom, • Legally entitled to work in the UK and relevant British territories, • Minimum 10 years’ post-qualification experience in a legal role, preferably with exposure to charity, international development, infrastructure, or public sector projects, • Experience advising on UK and Commonwealth laws is essential, • Previous work with NGOs, international aid, or island/remote projects highly desirable, • Excellent knowledge of UK and Commonwealth legal and regulatory frameworks, • Strong analytical, advisory, and negotiation skills., • Comfortable working in remote environments and conducting site visits., • Familiarity with British Overseas Territories is highly desirable., • Willingness to travel as required.

Location: Bristol, Avon, South West, UKSenior Legal CounselLocation:BristolSalary:£85,000 to £120,000 DOE + benefitsOur client, a global Fintech business is seeking a seasoned Senior Legal Counsel to focus on commercial contracting for the companys global SaaS products, working closely with Sales,

Make an impact at NTT Global Data Centers Join NTT Global Data Centers and be part of a team that drives innovation and sustainability in the digital world. With over 150 data centers across more than 20 countries globally, we offer unparalleled opportunities to work on cutting-edge technology and transformative projects. Experience a collaborative, innovative, and inclusive workplace where your ideas are valued, and your growth is supported. Your role at a glance The Director, Global Investment is a key leadership role within the Investment team, responsible for supporting the strategic planning, execution, and integration of mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, and other corporate transactions. Reporting to the Vice President of Global Investment, this role plays a critical part in driving growth, expansion, and value creation through effective investment analysis, due diligence, and cross-functional collaboration What we are looking for KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Supports the development and execution of the global investment strategy aligned with corporate objectives Lead financial analysis, underwriting, and execution of prospective acquisitions, joint ventures, and divestitures Manage the creation of detailed financial models and sensitivity analyses for individual investments and portfolios Draft and review Investment Committee Memorandums and support presentations to senior leadership Coordinate and analyze due diligence processes, including legal, financial, and operational assessments Collaborate with legal counsel on contract negotiations and outstanding issues Monitor market trends, competitive activity, and emerging opportunities to inform investment decisions Provide strategic insights and recommendations to senior leadership based on data-driven analysis Ensure compliance with legal, regulatory, and ethical standards throughout the investment lifecycle Manage and mentor a team of investment analysts and managers, fostering professional development and performance Contributes to the integration of acquired entities and the realization of synergies post-transaction Support the implementation of global investment standards across regional affiliates Prepare and deliver clear, persuasive reports and presentations to internal stakeholders Contributes to the setting of policies, standards and guidelines for how the organization conducts strategy development and planning Oversee the implementation of strategy, working with internal stakeholders to maximize achievement of overall strategic objectives Ensures the implementation of process, policies and procedures Plans, manages and controls the activities of a team that provides business intelligence and strategic planning support Manages initiatives that analyze business problems and issues Performs other duties as assigned KNOWLEDGE & ATTRIBUTES Ability to facilitate cross-functional/cross-region cooperation Demonstrates strong business acumen, expertise, and strategic planning skills Strong understanding of investment strategy, financial modeling, and valuation techniques Demonstrated ability to manage complex transactions and cross-functional teams Excellent analytical, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills Strong communication and stakeholder management abilities Ability to work independently and manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment High attention to detail and commitment to quality Ability to build and maintain strong relationships with key stakeholders, both internal and external, to support successful deal execution Advanced knowledge and use of Microsoft Excel required (must be able to use lookups, pivot tables, and other advanced functionality) Advanced skillset in Microsoft Suite of products (Outlook, PowerPoint, Word) Able to work in a team environment. Manages stress and/or fast-pace effectively Able to adapt effectively to changing priorities ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS & CERTIFICATIONS Bachelor's degree or equivalent in Finance, Business Administration, or a related field preferred Advanced degree (MBA) is preferred REQUIRED EXPERIENCE At least 8 years experience in corporate finance/M&A or real asset investment, including exposure to underwriting, valuing and due diligence Extended experience gained within a similar leadership capacity preferably within a similar global organization Extended experience in planning, developing, and managing budgets Extended experience directly managing people Extended working experience in a strategic leadership and management position, preferably working as a senior strategy manager in a fast-paced and dynamic business environment Extended experience in strategic planning and analysis, marketing/market research, competitive intelligence, and corporate business development Understanding of the business of Real Estate (and ideally data centers, Corporate Finance and transaction structuring) PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS Remain stationary for long periods of time Operate computer, peripherals, and other office equipment Perform work during UK business hours and time zones WORK CONDITIONS & OTHER REQUIREMENTS English fluent required Additional languages are a distinct advantage Must be able to accommodate calls in global time zones Travel required 25% of time Predominantly officed based and from time to time will be permitted to perform work from a remote location with stable internet connection Who we are As the third largest data center provider, we operate over 150 data centers in more than 20 countries and regions. 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