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Legal Counsel - Fractional Contract | Initial 2–3 months | Flexible commitment
We’re supporting an innovative AI technology business as it seeks an experienced Fractional Legal Counsel to support its next stage of growth.
You will play a key role in establishing the legal foundations for enterprise growth, helping the business build scalable contracting processes, manage commercial risk and develop relationships with major customers.
The role would suit an experienced commercial lawyer who enjoys working autonomously, combining strategic advice with practical delivery in a fast-moving technology environment.
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Key responsibilities
- Draft, negotiate and refine enterprise MSAs, SOWs, licensing terms and SaaS agreements.
- Advise on commercial contracts, intellectual property, AI-generated content, data protection and contractual risk.
- Provide practical corporate and commercial legal support to senior leadership.
- Develop reusable templates and streamlined contracting processes that enable commercial growth.
- Support enterprise negotiations, balancing appropriate legal protection with commercial objectives.


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You’ll be a UK qualified solicitor or equivalent legal professional with substantial experience in corporate and commercial law, particularly SaaS agreements, technology licensing and enterprise B2B contracts.
Experience advising start-ups or scale-ups, ideally in a fractional, consultancy or in-house capacity, is highly desirable. You’ll be commercially pragmatic, comfortable working autonomously and able to deliver effective legal solutions in a fast-moving technology environment.
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