Interim Legal Counsel

Infrastructure and natural resources Plc seek interim support within their legal team. Our client seeks immediate support whilst they recruit a new permanent member of the team. You could therefore also have the opportunity to apply for the permanent position.

Responsibilities

The legal team currently support the business across a broad range of commercial legal advice, some very complex. Work could therefore be scoped to your legal skills and could include any of the following:

• IT and data protection
• Construction and engineering
• Commercial disputes
• General commercial contracting: T&Cs, consultancy, procurement

We are looking for:

• Qualified solicitor or barrister (UK)
• Well regarded law firm or inhouse experience, preferably within a similar sector (infrastructure/construction/utilities/engineering environment)
• Significant commercial law experience in some of the above specialist areas
• Self sufficient and able to hit the ground running
• Strong interpersonal, commercial and team skills
• Confident and able to work with senior management

Homeworking, part-time and flexible working all considered.

Apply:

If you are interested in this Interim Legal Counsel position, please apply now or forward an up-to-date copy of your CV to Jacqui Douglas. If the role isn’t right for you but you are interested in hearing about similar positions or some advice regarding the market, then please do get in touch.

*All candidates will be considered on merit

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