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Senior Legal Counsel – Commercial & IP

London
Posted about 19 hours ago
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Senior Legal Counsel – Commercial & IP - Interim with potential to perm

This is a broad, generalist in-house counsel role better suited to someone who wants to own a wide, fast-moving portfolio.

What the role involves:

  • Leading structuring, drafting, negotiation, and execution of complex commercial agreements — manufacturing, supply, distribution, procurement, technology, licensing, and strategic partnerships
  • Acting as primary legal advisor to the hardware business across the full product lifecycle: development, manufacturing, product safety, warranties, supply chain, sourcing, logistics, and commercial launch
  • Owning IP matters — patents, trademarks, licensing, branding, and protecting the company's technology and products — across both hardware and software initiatives
  • Partnering with senior leaders in Product, Engineering, Operations, Sales, People, and Finance on strategic initiatives, international expansion, and day-to-day commercial operations, balancing enabling the business with managing risk
  • Advising on multi-jurisdictional employment and workforce matters — hiring, performance management, investigations, worker classification, immigration, terminations, employee benefits, and policies — working with external counsel as needed
  • Supporting corporate governance, regulatory compliance, privacy, and disputes, plus managing external counsel, delivering legal training, and monitoring regulatory developments affecting the business

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  • Qualified solicitor in England & Wales; 7+ years PQE, including substantial in-house commercial experience supporting international businesses
  • Significant experience negotiating complex agreements spanning manufacturing, supply chain, procurement, distribution, technology, licensing, and strategic partnerships
  • Experience advising hardware, consumer product, connected device, or tech platform businesses across the product lifecycle
  • Experience supporting international operations and cross-border legal, regulatory, employment, and commercial matters
  • Strong commercial judgment and ability to give practical, business-focused advice in a fast-paced environment
  • Excellent negotiation, communication, and stakeholder management skills across all levels of the organization
  • Ability to independently manage a broad, varied legal portfolio and prioritize competing demands
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Skills

Legal Advice
Negotiation
Commercial Agreements
Intellectual Property
Product Lifecycle
Cross-Border Matters
Employment Law
Regulatory Compliance
Stakeholder Management
Risk Management
Corporate Governance
Licensing
Branding
Supply Chain
Technology
Manufacturing

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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