We are looking for a Senior Associate (minimum of 8 years PQE +) to join our Dispute Resolution team in Dubai on an 12-month fixed-term contract.

This is an opportunity for an experienced commercial litigation and arbitration lawyer to take on a senior role within the practice. The team has a proven track record of providing practical, commercial advice to a wide range of clients throughout the dispute resolution process.

What you’ll do

In this role, you can expect to:

• provide in-depth case analysis and briefings to partners and the wider team, while managing substantial disputes under minimal partner supervision
• advise clients on dispute resolution matters, from initial strategy through to resolution
• draft and review legal advice, correspondence, and other dispute-related documentation
• work closely with partners and colleagues to develop practical strategies for clients
• communicate directly with clients and other parties involved in matters
• supervise and support junior lawyers where appropriate.

What you’ll bring

We are looking for someone who can operate confidently at Senior Associate level largely unsupervised and contribute effectively from the outset.

You’ll bring:

• experience of litigation and arbitration in the Middle East, in particular joint venture/shareholder disputes and insolvency work
• strong written and verbal communication skills
• solid experience gained within an established general disputes practice/team
• experience supporting or supervising junior lawyers experience and understanding of English, UAE, DIFC and ADGM law and the DIFC and/or ADGM courts

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What’s in it for you?

As a future facing firm, we take a bold, dynamic and agile approach to help clients of every size face the future with confidence. We empower and support our people to realise their ambitions through access to high quality, interesting and engaging work alongside a competitive package.

Please note that we have a preferred agency panel in place. Only applications submitted via the portal at the point of instruction will be accepted.