GEN PLUS Group
Lawyer - Media, Production & Commercial

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3-5 Years PQE
We are looking for a Lawyer to support our international business across media, production, advertising and PR. This is a hands-on commercial role working across multiple jurisdictions and Group entities, with responsibility for independently drafting, reviewing and negotiating a broad range of commercial, production and IP-related agreements.
The role would suit a commercially minded lawyer who is comfortable working directly with business teams, managing negotiations and providing practical legal advice within a fast-paced international environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Draft, review and negotiate production services and production execution agreements.
- Draft and negotiate talent, influencer and contributor agreements.
- Advise on IP ownership, assignments, licences, usage rights and related commercial terms.
- Review and negotiate promotional, sponsorship, advertising and campaign agreements.
- Draft and negotiate Master Services Agreements (MSAs), Statements of Work (SOWs) and associated commercial documentation.
- Advise internal teams on contractual risk and provide practical, commercially focused solutions.
- Support production and account teams on contractual requirements, rights, clearances and approvals.
- Work with stakeholders and counterparties across different jurisdictions to progress negotiations and agreements through to execution.
- Maintain appropriate contractual standards across the Group and support the continued development of templates and legal processes.
- Coordinate with external counsel where specialist or jurisdiction-specific advice is required.
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This is a strong opportunity for a lawyer looking for significant exposure to international media, production, advertising and commercial work within a growing global group.
Requirements
- LLB from a UK law school, or an LLB from a Greek or Cypriot law school together with an LLM taught and examined in English, preferably from a UK institution.
- Qualified and admitted to practise in Greece, Cyprus, England & Wales or another comparable jurisdiction.
- 3-5 years' post-qualification experience, gained either in-house within a production, advertising or PR business, or within a media, entertainment or IP practice.
- Demonstrable experience independently drafting and negotiating contracts, particularly production agreements, talent and influencer agreements, IP assignments and licences, promotional and sponsorship agreements, campaign contracts and MSAs/SOWs.
- Fluent English with a high standard of legal and commercial drafting.
- Comfortable working across jurisdictions and supporting an international business.


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Desirable
- LLM specialising in IP, Media & Entertainment Law or commercial contracts.
- Near-native written English.
- Greek language skills.
- Previous in-house experience within the media, advertising, production or creative industries.
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