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Commercial Technology Lawyer – Digital, Regulatory & Commercial Technology
London | 6 Month FTC | 3+ PQE
We are working with a leading international law firm looking to add an experienced Commercial Technology lawyer to its highly regarded Digital, Regulatory & Commercial Technology team on an initial 6-month fixed-term contract.
About the Opportunity
This is an excellent opportunity to join a busy and collaborative practice advising an impressive client base that includes major global technology companies, household-name consumer brands and innovative digital businesses.
Key Responsibilities
- The work is broad and high quality, spanning commercial technology agreements, digital and online services, consumer-facing arrangements and the increasingly important regulatory issues affecting technology and digital businesses.
- You will work closely with experienced partners and senior lawyers while having the opportunity to take ownership of matters and build direct client relationships.
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Candidate Profile
The team is looking for a lawyer with 3+ years' PQE and solid commercial, technology or digital experience gained at a well-regarded firm or in-house legal team.
Target Candidates
The role could be particularly attractive to Australian or New Zealand-qualified lawyers with relevant commercial/technology experience who are looking to gain experience in the London market, although applications are welcomed from suitably experienced lawyers from other common-law jurisdictions.
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- You should be comfortable drafting and negotiating sophisticated commercial agreements.
- Have strong client-facing skills.
- Be able to get up to speed quickly within a busy practice.
Why Consider This Role?
- High-quality work for major technology companies and leading consumer brands.
- Exposure to cutting-edge digital, technology and regulatory matters.
- Strong, well-regarded team with excellent partner contact.
- Broad commercial technology workload rather than a narrowly focused role.
- Excellent opportunity for an Australian/NZ lawyer seeking London experience.
- Initial 6-month FTC, with an immediate or relatively short-notice start preferred.
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