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Senior Risk Lawyer

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An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Senior Risk Lawyer
About the Role
To join the Risk & Compliance function of a leading international law firm in London.
This is a broad and varied role, providing legal and risk-focused support across a wide range of matters affecting the firm.
The role would suit a lawyer who enjoys working across a varied remit and is looking to move into, or further develop their career within, a sophisticated law firm Risk & Compliance environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Providing legal and risk advice across a broad range of matters affecting the firm.
- Reviewing, drafting and negotiating supplier, technology and other commercial agreements.
- Advising on client terms, engagement documentation and related contractual matters.
- Providing guidance on data protection and privacy issues, working closely with relevant internal stakeholders.
- Supporting the firm with the interpretation and application of relevant legal, regulatory and professional obligations.
- Advising on a range of risk and compliance matters, escalating more complex or material issues where appropriate.
- Supporting the development, review and implementation of internal policies, procedures and risk controls.
- Providing pragmatic, commercially focused advice to partners, lawyers and business services teams.
- Keeping abreast of relevant legal and regulatory developments and assessing their potential impact on the firm.
- Contributing to wider Risk & Compliance projects and initiatives as required.
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- A qualified lawyer with relevant post-qualification experience, ideally gained within an international or leading law firm environment.
- Strong experience across risk, compliance, commercial contracts and regulatory matters.
- Comfortable reviewing and negotiating a range of agreements, including supplier and client-facing contracts.
- Able to assess complex issues, identify potential risks and provide clear, practical and commercially minded advice.
If you are an experienced lawyer with a broad risk, compliance or commercial background and are looking for an opportunity within a leading international law firm, we would love to hear from you.
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