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Senior Conflicts Lawyer

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Job Title: Senior Conflicts Lawyer
Company Overview
RedLaw is partnering with a top-tier Global law firm seeking a Senior Conflicts Lawyer to join their New Business Intake team.
About the Role
This is an exciting opportunity to join a dynamic team and play a key role in shaping the conflicts processes and policies for the firm. In addition, you will act as a key advisor to partners and stakeholders.
Responsibilities
- Ensuring the firm are protected from risk in relation to conflicts, covering the firm's international and US offices
- Reviewing and improving the firm's conflicts processes and policies on an ongoing basis
- Acting as a point of escalation for the rest of the team for complex queries
- Taking the lead on internal investigations relating to conflicts
- Providing guidance to the Professional Claims team on potential conflicts of interest
- Advising on conflict-related clauses within bespoke client agreements
- Contributing to the development and enhancement of technology for managing conflicts and information barriers
- Designing and implementing training for the wider-firm in relation to conflicts
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Person Requirements
- Must be a qualified lawyer with 5+ years' demonstrable experience managing conflicts of interest within a law firm
- Must be familiar with conflicts of interest rules under the SRA
- Experience of handling conflicts of interest under international jurisdictions is highly desirable
- Must be able to deliver effective solutions to an international business


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