GEN PLUS Group
Junior Lawyer

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We are looking for a Junior Lawyer to join our team, supporting the legal requirements of an international group.
This is a hands-on junior role with exposure to commercial contracts, media and production matters and cross-border legal work. You will work under supervision, with the opportunity to develop strong practical drafting and commercial legal skills within an international business.
The Role
You will support the legal team with:
- Preparing first drafts of agreements from established templates
- Reviewing and redlining contracts against the Group’s legal playbook
- Maintaining the contract register and tracking agreements through to execution
- Coordinating signatures across our international entities
- Assembling production clearance and release packs
- Following up with counterparties
- Supporting the wider team with day-to-day contractual and legal administration
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The role will also provide exposure to production-related documentation including crew deal memos, location agreements, appearance releases, and NDAs.
Qualifications
- An LLB from a UK law school, or an LLB from a Greek law school together with an LLM taught and examined in English, preferably from a UK institution.
- Fluency in Greek and English, with the ability to draft professionally in both languages.
- Some previous exposure to contract drafting through a traineeship, internship, or paralegal position is required, together with an interest in working across jurisdictions in a fast-paced international environment.
- An LLM in IP, Media & Entertainment, or Technology Law would be advantageous, as would previous experience within a media, advertising, production, or IP practice.
- In-house experience and familiarity with production contracts and clearances would be particularly welcome.


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