Lawyer/ litigator

Abdulhakim Binherz advocates & legal consultants; Dubai; On-site; AED 120,000 - 200,000; Full time

Job summary

A regional law firm in Dubai is seeking a common law qualified Lawyer with at least 4 years of prior work experience. The successful candidate will focus on drafting legal documents and litigating at the DIFC court, while also contributing to the firm's growth. Immediate start preferred for candidates fluent in English and preferably based in Dubai.

Qualifications

• 4 years PQE with a reputable law firm.
• Sound knowledge of drafting court memos and agreements.
• Ability to litigate before DIFC court.

Responsibilities

• Join the legal team and assist in litigation processes.
• Draft court memos and legal agreements.
• Help the firm develop its business and take on new challenges.

Skills

Excellent academic background

Common Law qualified

Fluency in English

Job description

Abdulhakim Binherz Advocates & Legal Consultants, a regional law firm is looking for a common law qualified Lawyer to join the team in Dubai. The ideal candidate must have 4 years prior training/work experience with a reputable law firm.

The candidate must possess sound knowledge of drafting court memos, agreements and able to litigate before DIFC court Prior working experience in the region or exposure to matters arising out of the Middle East would be an advantage.

Candidates with fluency in English and preferable if based in Dubai to join immediately . The candidate must also have an interest in and an aptitude for developing the firm s business and willingness to take on new challenges.

A brief of the required skills set is as under:

1. Excellent academic background

2. Common Law qualified

3. 4 years PQE

please send your resume to: [e-mail]

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