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EU Competition Associate
BCL Legal
3 weeks left to apply
Ireland, Europe (non-UK) Get directions
Salary: £90,000 - £100,000
Solicitor Competition / EU Full time

EU Competition Lawyer - Dublin

EU Competition Lawyer. BCL Legal is instructed by a top international practice, seeking to recruit a competition lawyer to join their Dublin team. This is a rare and unique opportunity for a competition lawyer to join a firm with an outstanding reputation globally.

The competition team are advising and representing clients on a full range of complex EU competition, state aid, procurement and economic regulation work; including:

-EU and multi-jurisdictional merger control
- economic regulations
- dawn raids & cartels
- state aid & procurement rules
- competition & dominance investigations

The competition team are advising clients across a broad range of sectors including defence, pharmaceuticals, telecoms & media, energy & utilities, sport, construction, financial services, transport and retail.

This role is ideally suited to competition lawyers with a minimum of two years' post qualified experience. Competition lawyers applying for this position must be able to display experience in this type of work gained with a reputable firm with a recognised competition practice.

On offer is an excellent salary and benefits package and the opportunity to take on unique and complex work for a global client base.

To apply for the position of EU Competition Lawyer in Dublin please contact Sean at BCL Legal.

If you're interested in this role, please apply now or forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us.

If this job isn't quite right, please contact us for a confidential discussion on your career.

For a full list of jobs you can also visit the BCL job search page.

BCL Legal is an equal opportunities employer.

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Solicitors advise the clients regarding essential courses of legal action. They work with groups, individuals, corporate companies, public organisations, and individuals. They also research cases and draft legal documents. They represent clients in the court and coordinate with barristers. They represent and defend their client’s interests and provide specialist legal advice pertaining to different areas of law.

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Solicitors offer legal advice to the clients and represent them when and if required. They work in different sectors like commerce, local and central government institutions, the armed forces, and private practice. They conduct research regarding the cases and draft legal documents. They liaise with the clients and professionals like barristers. They advise companies and individuals on legal matters such as property conveyancing, divorce settlement, joint custody, and more. Solicitors working in the corporate sector offer assistance to clients regarding transactions and lawsuits. They can be asked to draw the contracts for commercial companies’ mergers. Solicitor jobs also involve appearing in courts or tribunals on behalf of the clients. 

Solicitor Job Responsibilities 

The day-to-day responsibilities of the solicitors include representing and defending clients’ legal interests and giving expert legal advice on different matters. Working in the commercial sector, they help the companies with business transactions. They protect individuals’ rights, ensuring that they are being treated rightly by the public or private organisations. They resolve disputes between the parties inside the court. They handle the legal aspects of a client’s personal or business matters, for example, drafting a will or providing assistance for acquiring and merging companies. They do thorough research on relevant laws for advising the clients accurately. Senior solicitors provide guidance to junior solicitors and paralegals. 

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