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Junior Associate Mainstream Corporate

GraduateNo visa sponsorship

Posted 5 days ago

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**Junior Corporate Associate | International Firm in Luxembourg** Leverage your junior corporate law experience (up to 1 year) as a Corporate Associate at Linklaters, handling multi-jurisdictional M&A, securities issues, and corporate governance. Key responsibilities include drafting, reviewing, and negotiating documents; providing client advice and cross-border coordination. Proficiency in English and French (German a plus), exceptional academics, and a client-focused mindset are required. Join this multicultural team for intellectually challenging work, top-tier training, and career growth in Luxembourg's thriving finance hub.

Compensation
Not specified

Currency: Not specified

City
Luxembourg
Country
Luxembourg

Full Job Description

Linklaters LLP has one of the worlds leading Corporate practices. Our specialists provide expertise on the full range of M&A work, including cross-border, multi-jurisdictional and domestic deals, auctions, joint ventures and disposals, on behalf of corporates, investment banks or private equity houses. They also handle corporate reorganisations, reconstructions and demergers, corporate governance issues, hostile bid and defence planning and the full range of public securities issues.

Key responsibilities and challenges

Participate actively in drafting, reviewing and negotiating documentation;

Provide research and advice to clients;

Coordinate the input of lawyers from other jurisdictions to ensure that clients receive a seamless service from the firm;

Work closely with other departments (cross-practice) and offices in other jurisdictions (cross-border matters).

Qualifications and skills required

European qualified or soon to be qualified lawyer with up to 1 year of experience ideally in Corporate law with outstanding academic qualifications;

Fluent in written and spoken English and French, German is considered an advantage;

Team player who is also capable of working independently;

Good drafting skills;

Client and solution oriented;

Excellent communication, writing and analytical skills.

We offer you

An attractive salary package;

The opportunity to work for an ambitious international Firm where communication through feedback and innovative ideas are encouraged;

Intellectually challenging and rewarding work within a multicultural environment where diversity and inclusion are celebrated;

Benefit from a strong team with an excellent expertise in Luxembourg;

Work in a friendly, motivated and determined environment;

Top-quality training and career development opportunities.

Technical Skills:

This list of duties and responsibilities above is not exhaustive. It is intended to describe the general content of, and requirements for, the performance of this job. As such, the role may also include the undertaking of additional tasks as required.

Location: Luxembourg

Junior Associate Mainstream Corporate

Compensation

Not specified

City: Luxembourg

Country: Luxembourg

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5 days ago

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at Linklaters

GraduateNo visa sponsorship

**Junior Corporate Associate | International Firm in Luxembourg** Leverage your junior corporate law experience (up to 1 year) as a Corporate Associate at Linklaters, handling multi-jurisdictional M&A, securities issues, and corporate governance. Key responsibilities include drafting, reviewing, and negotiating documents; providing client advice and cross-border coordination. Proficiency in English and French (German a plus), exceptional academics, and a client-focused mindset are required. Join this multicultural team for intellectually challenging work, top-tier training, and career growth in Luxembourg's thriving finance hub.

Full Job Description

Linklaters LLP has one of the worlds leading Corporate practices. Our specialists provide expertise on the full range of M&A work, including cross-border, multi-jurisdictional and domestic deals, auctions, joint ventures and disposals, on behalf of corporates, investment banks or private equity houses. They also handle corporate reorganisations, reconstructions and demergers, corporate governance issues, hostile bid and defence planning and the full range of public securities issues.

Key responsibilities and challenges

Participate actively in drafting, reviewing and negotiating documentation;

Provide research and advice to clients;

Coordinate the input of lawyers from other jurisdictions to ensure that clients receive a seamless service from the firm;

Work closely with other departments (cross-practice) and offices in other jurisdictions (cross-border matters).

Qualifications and skills required

European qualified or soon to be qualified lawyer with up to 1 year of experience ideally in Corporate law with outstanding academic qualifications;

Fluent in written and spoken English and French, German is considered an advantage;

Team player who is also capable of working independently;

Good drafting skills;

Client and solution oriented;

Excellent communication, writing and analytical skills.

We offer you

An attractive salary package;

The opportunity to work for an ambitious international Firm where communication through feedback and innovative ideas are encouraged;

Intellectually challenging and rewarding work within a multicultural environment where diversity and inclusion are celebrated;

Benefit from a strong team with an excellent expertise in Luxembourg;

Work in a friendly, motivated and determined environment;

Top-quality training and career development opportunities.

Technical Skills:

This list of duties and responsibilities above is not exhaustive. It is intended to describe the general content of, and requirements for, the performance of this job. As such, the role may also include the undertaking of additional tasks as required.

Location: Luxembourg