Hydrogen Group
Service Innovation Lawyer - Projects & Infrastructure

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Projects & Infrastructure Lawyer Opportunity
We are working on a rare opportunity at a top international law firm who are looking for a Projects & Infrastructure lawyer to move into a newly create service innovation position. This role combines substantial legal experience with AI, legal technology and new models of client delivery.
The firm has a well-established Projects & Infrastructure practice advising across major infrastructure, energy transition, digital infrastructure, project finance and PPP matters. You will remain closely embedded with Partners and fee earners, but with a different remit; identifying where AI and technology can improve how legal work is delivered and turning those opportunities into practical solutions.
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Working alongside a multidisciplinary team of lawyers, technologists and legal operations specialists, you will:
- Design, test and refine AI-enabled workflows on live Projects & Infrastructure matters.
- Translate client and lawyer requirements into commercially viable, risk-aware solutions.
- Help develop new AI-enabled legal products and services.
- Advise clients on AI-enabled delivery models, governance, risk and pricing.
- Drive adoption of generative AI and new working methods across the practice.
- Monitor developments in legal technology and identify practical applications for the team.


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You will be a qualified lawyer with a strong Projects & Infrastructure experience and the credibility to work directly with senior lawyers and clients. Previous legal technology or AI experience is not essential.
This could suit an experienced Projects Lawyer looking to move away from a conventional fee-earning track while remaining close to sophisticated legal work.
For more information, please contact harrisonstiles@hydrogengroup.com
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