Taylor Root
Associate, Litigation & Arbitration

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Litigation & Arbitration Associate – 3–4 PQE
About the Firm
A highly respected international law firm with a strong global footprint and a focus on delivering strategic, client-centric solutions across Europe, the US and Asia. Known for its collaborative culture and excellence in complex, high-value legal work, the firm works with world-class individuals and organisations on matters of significant commercial and reputational importance.
The Role
This is an exciting opportunity for a mid-level associate to join a top-tier Litigation and Arbitration team. You will act on a range of complex and multi-jurisdictional disputes, including commercial litigation and arbitration matters across diverse sectors. The role offers exposure to significant cross-border cases and the chance to develop advocacy and strategic advisory skills at the highest level.
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What They’re Looking For
- 3–4 years’ post-qualification experience in litigation and arbitration
- Qualified in England & Wales with robust technical ability
- Demonstrated experience managing a varied caseload, including complex disputes
- Strong drafting skills and attention to detail
- Client-focused mindset with business development capability
- Interest in cross-border and international work


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The firm offers top of market remuneration, an attractive bonus scheme, and access to some of the most interesting disputes work in the market. You will join a highly collaborative team where initiative is encouraged, and career growth is supported in a dynamic, international environment.
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