International Trade & Sanctions Associate

Here at Interlink, we are working with a leading law firm who are looking for high-quality applicants with strong experience in a number of trade and sanctions matters to join a dynamic team based in London.

The team undertake a broad mix of work in the following key areas:

• UK and EU Sanctions compliance advice
• Sanctions and trade law support across a broad range of corporate, finance and real estate transactions
• Export controls
• Anti-bribery law
• Anti-money laundering/CTF law
• FDI
• International public law
• Trade/WTO law
• Operational compliance advice

The team has a stellar reputation for advising clients on the most sophisticated and cutting edge legal issues. They offer a multijurisdictional regulatory law service to help their global client base manage their compliance risks/liabilities.

Role and Responsibilities

• Drafting, reviewing and amending documentation
• Providing strategic guidance to clients
• Managing client expectations and project delivery appropriately
• Business development - development of a personal plan, assistance with and implementation of the business development campaign
• Legal research

Key Requirements

• Qualified Lawyer with 4 years experience.
• Previous experience of sanctions work is essential
• Strong technical knowledge of the legal framework surrounding a number of our core areas
• Sound experience of operating at associate level within a complex international organisation
• Strong commercial/business acumen with the ability to deliver creative and pragmatic solutions and advice

If you are interested in this position, and you meet the requirements of the role, please click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV. Alternatively, if you would like to discuss this opportunity further, please contact Kean Smith for a confidential discussion.

Our advertisements use salary and experience as a guide only. Interlink Recruitment is an equal opportunities employer.

*Please Note: Due to the high volume of applications we are currently receiving we are unable to contact applicants who have been unsuccessful..