Trinity Resource Solutions
Senior Legal Counsel

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A world-recognised portfolio of iconic consumer and professional brands. Billions in global sales and around 49,000 employees worldwide. And a culture built on high performance, fast decisions, and genuine investment in its people.
They're growing — and they need a commercially sharp Senior Legal Counsel to be part of that growth across the EMEA region.
The role
Reporting to the Legal Director EMEA in Germany with a dotted line to the VP Legal Affairs EMEA in the UK, you'll be providing day-to-day legal support across multiple business entities in the region. This is a genuinely varied in-house role — you'll be close to the business, involved in real decisions, and working across a wide range of commercial matters.
What you'll be doing:
- Providing daily legal support to multiple companies across the EMEA region
- Reviewing, drafting and advising on commercial contracts — supply, distribution, service and more
- Reviewing and drafting legal documents for campaigns and business initiatives
- Supporting the legal roll-out of business projects
- Conducting legal research as required
- Assisting with signing and closing procedures, signature packs and document execution
- Collating billing information and supporting general legal operations
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- Fully qualified lawyer in the EEA or UK with relevant post-qualification experience
- Law firm background preferred
- Proven experience in commercial / contract law, ideally in an international environment
- Strong communication skills — written and verbal — with the confidence to engage business stakeholders at all levels
- Professional working proficiency in English (required); German language skills a genuine advantage
- Proactive, pragmatic and business-focused approach — you find solutions, not just problems
- Organised, structured and able to prioritise in a fast-moving environment
- Proficiency in Microsoft Word; Excel and PowerPoint a plus


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Nice to have (but not essential):
- Experience in data privacy
- Knowledge of competition / cartel law
Why this role?
- Global business with serious brand recognition and real commercial momentum
- High-speed, high-trust culture — decisions get made, things get done
- Collaborative legal team with regional and international reach
- Varied work across multiple entities and jurisdictions — no two weeks look the same
- A business that genuinely values its legal function and gives it a seat at the table
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