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Robert Half

Legal Counsel (commercial legal & governance) - Real Estate firm

London
£85k – £110k/yr
Posted 1 day ago
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Legal Counsel

Real estate firm

Location: London (1 day WFH)
Salary: £85K-£110K + bonus
Position Type: Permanent role

The Duties

Commercial Contracts

  • Support the development and operation of contract review processes for the organisation
  • Support the development and operation of contract signing authorities and processes for the organisation
  • Ensure commercial contracts are reviewed appropriately (taking into account their value, importance and risk profile)
  • Ensure any material contractual risks are either mitigated or reported to an appropriate member of the Executive Committee for consideration

Governance

  • Support the Company Secretary in her role as secretary to the Board
  • Report to the Board and Executive Committee on relevant legal, regulatory and governance developments, ensuring they remain up-to-date and aware of legal, regulatory or governance matters relevant to the organisation
  • Ensure statutory and regulatory filings are completed promptly and necessary records maintained
  • Provide strategic input and support on the organisation’s ESG initiatives, including membership of operational ESG-related committees as appropriate
  • Provide key input and drafting in the preparation of the Annual Report, in particular with the governance section, and ensure that all legal requirements are fulfilled

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Compliance

  • Proactively identify initiatives or projects where legal support is likely to be required, and ensure such projects or initiatives are appropriately supported from a legal perspective, sufficiently in advance of deadlines to ensure the business is prepared for future requirements
  • Provide clear and legal advice to the organisation as required

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Data Protection

  • Support the Company Secretary in their role as Data Protection Officer
  • Ensure the organisation conducts data privacy impact assessments (DPIAs) and legitimate interest assessments (LIAs) as necessary and appropriate

Risk Management

  • Play a key role in legal risk management for the organisation
  • Manage the operational Regulatory Risk Register, including identification, assessment, scoring, mitigation and reporting of legal and regulatory risk
  • Support the Company Secretary with preparations for Provision 29 of the UK Corporate Governance Code 2024

The Requirements

  • England & Wales qualified solicitor
  • Ideally experience in governance, and commercial contracts
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Skills

Commercial Contracts
Corporate Governance
Regulatory Compliance
Data Protection
Risk Management
ESG Initiatives
Statutory Filings
Legal Advice
DPIA
LIA
Annual Report Drafting

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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