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Professional Support Lawyer - EU Intellectual Property

London
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Professional Support Lawyer – Intellectual Property (EU)

London | Hybrid (4 days in the office)

An outstanding opportunity has arisen for an experienced Professional Support Lawyer (PSL) to join the Intellectual Property team of a leading international law firm.

This is a fantastic opportunity for an IP lawyer looking to move into a strategic knowledge role, where you'll help shape the firm's knowledge, innovation and AI strategy while supporting one of the market's leading Intellectual Property practices across Europe.

Working closely with partners and lawyers across the business, you'll play a key role in driving knowledge sharing, legal innovation, training and thought leadership, ensuring the team remains at the forefront of developments in IP law.

As the dedicated Professional Support Lawyer for the EU Intellectual Property team, you will:

  • Act as the go-to technical expert on contentious and non-contentious Intellectual Property matters across Europe.
  • Develop and maintain precedents, practice notes, templates and know-how resources.
  • Monitor legal and market developments, producing updates, client briefings and thought leadership content.
  • Design and deliver technical training programmes for trainees, associates and partners.
  • Mentor junior lawyers and provide guidance on complex legal issues.
  • Support business development initiatives through articles, client training and legal insight.
  • Work closely with Innovation and AI teams to integrate knowledge resources into emerging legal technology platforms.
  • Champion the adoption of new knowledge management and AI tools across the practice.
  • Collaborate with Research, Innovation and Business Services teams on strategic knowledge projects.

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About You

You'll be a qualified lawyer with:

  • At least 6 years' PQE gained within a leading law firm.
  • Strong Intellectual Property experience across contentious, non-contentious, or ideally both.
  • Excellent drafting, research and technical legal skills.
  • A genuine interest in knowledge management, legal technology and AI.
  • Strong commercial awareness and an understanding of clients' needs.
  • Outstanding communication and presentation skills with the ability to deliver engaging training.
  • A collaborative approach and the confidence to influence stakeholders at all levels.

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Why Apply?

This is an opportunity to join one of the world's leading international law firms in a highly visible role that sits at the intersection of law, knowledge and innovation.

You'll work alongside recognised experts in Intellectual Property while helping shape the future of legal service delivery through AI, knowledge management and technology.

The firm offers genuine career development, exposure to global projects and the opportunity to make a significant impact across an international practice.

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Skills

Intellectual Property Law
Knowledge Management
Legal Research
Legal Drafting
Legal Technology
AI Strategy
Technical Training
Business Development
Stakeholder Management
Precedent Development
Thought Leadership
Mentoring

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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