Regulatory and Litigation Counsel, Content
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Regulatory and Litigation Counsel, Content
Regulatory and Litigation Counsel – EMEA
Note: By applying to this role, you will be able to share a preferred working location from the following: London, UK; Dublin, Ireland; Brussels, Belgium.
Minimum Qualifications
- JD, LL.B., equivalent degree, or equivalent practical experience
- Admitted to the bar in good standing or authorized to practice law (e.g., registered in-house status) in the state/jurisdiction where the position is located
- 7 years of attorney-level experience in government, in-house, or at a law firm
- Experience in cross-border litigation or regulatory defence in EMEA
- Experience with legal, regulatory, and litigation matters, including:
- Addressing, minimising, and avoiding regulatory risk
- Affirmative litigation, including judicial review, class actions, or litigating before the European Court of Justice
- Proven ability to engage with regulators (e.g., CNAM, Ofcom, European Commission) in content/media/consumer protection (preferred but not compulsory)
Preferred Qualifications (Bonus)
- Experience working with public company boards and their counsel, including special committees (e.g., audit committees)
- Experience responding to regulatory requests for information
- Experience advising on matters involving government and regulatory audits, investigations, and submissions
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About the Role
Regulatory Affairs at Google ensures the company can innovate responsibly while complying with global laws. This role will partner across Global Affairs, Product Areas, and internal teams to facilitate constructive engagement with regulators while reducing risk.
As a Regulatory and Litigation Counsel, you’ll:
- Lead strategy for responding to governments and regulators
- Conduct investigations, fact-gathering, and due diligence
- Represent the company in external engagements
Compensation & Benefits
Individually tailored compensation based on:
- Job-related skills
- Years of experience
- Education and training
Base Salary + 25% Bonus Target + Equity + Benefits
| Location | Entry Level ( EUR, annually ) | Mid Career ( EUR, annually ) |
|---|---|---|
| London, UK* | Not explicitly listed (Company-wide structure applies) | Include in EMEA averages below |
| Brussels, Belgium | €200,000 – €205,000 | €220,000 – €226,000 |
| Dublin, Ireland | €184,000 – €189,000 | €200,000 – €205,000 |
For London salary ranges, please contact Google HR.
(Additional benefits: Equity, discretionary bonuses, 25% target bonus, and other perks typical of this level.)
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Key Responsibilities
Google is proud to hire talent from diverse backgrounds. Learn how Google competes for this role by examining responsibilities:
- Regulatory Response Leadership: Drive the company’s strategy for resolving regulatory inquiries, investigations, enforcement actions, and civil litigation
- Discovery & Compliance: Oversee the collection and production of information for government submissions and regulatory disclosures
- Legal Advisory: Provide counsel on regulatory audits, examiner processes (and examing bodies)
EEO Policy Compliance
Google is an equal opportunity employer and encourages applications regardless of:
- Race
- Color
- Ancestry
- Religion
- Sex
- National origin
- Sexual orientation
- Age
- Disability
- Gender identity
- Veteran status
Google affirms it offers applicant/employee accommodations for disabilities; contact Accommodations for Applicants to request adjustments. Review our full EEO policy at Google.
*(Benefits overview: US Employees Word Employees)). For all offers visit Google Benefits)
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