JHB & Partners
Commercial Lawyer

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Interim Commercial / Technology Lawyer | c.£750/day | Full-time | ASAP
We're looking for an experienced Commercial / Technology Lawyer to join a fast-growing, entrepreneurial legal business on a full-time interim basis.
This is an urgent requirement driven by significant client demand, so we're particularly interested in lawyers who are available immediately or at short notice.
You'll effectively operate as embedded in-house counsel to a portfolio of exciting, high-growth businesses, predominantly across the technology ecosystem.
The work will be varied and hands-on, including:
- Customer and revenue-generating commercial agreements
- SaaS and technology contracts
- Product and services terms
- Supplier and procurement agreements
- NDAs and confidentiality arrangements
- General day-to-day commercial advisory
- Some data privacy and related technology matters
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We're looking for someone who can hit the ground running. You'll need to be comfortable taking ownership of matters, dealing directly with clients and giving clear, pragmatic and commercially focused advice without unnecessary legal jargon.
You'll probably be a UK-qualified lawyer with c.4+ years' PQE, although we're much more interested in relevant experience than a particular PQE bracket.
Experience working with technology businesses, scale-ups, start-ups or in an in-house environment would be particularly useful.


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The details:
- Rate: c.£750/day
- Commitment: 5 days per week
- Duration: Ongoing interim assignment, with potential to become longer-term
- Start: ASAP
- Working pattern: Flexible/hybrid
- Engagement: Consultancy basis
This would particularly suit an experienced interim lawyer who enjoys being close to the business, moving quickly and working across a variety of clients rather than sitting within a traditional private practice model.
If you're available now or shortly and this sounds interesting, please apply below.
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