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My client is a leading international law firm with a Brussels office and a strong EU regulatory footprint. The mid-level associate role within the EU Chemicals Regulatory practice involves advising Belgian and international clients on REACH, CLP, biocides and related legislation, and representing in litigation.
You will develop regulatory strategies, monitor EU policy developments and support cross-border matters, with a requirement for admission to an EU Bar and strong academic background in EU
Your function
My client is a prominent international law firm with a well-established Brussels office and a strong reputation in regulated industries. The EU Chemicals Regulatory team advises Belgian and international clients on complex EU regulatory and litigation matters in a fast-evolving legal landscape.
As part of the team, you will:
You will be involved in both advisory and contentious work, contributing to strategic regulatory projects with significant EU-wide impact.
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What's in it for you
This role offers exposure to high-profile EU regulatory and litigation work within a leading international practice. You will work closely with experienced partners and colleagues in a highly international and collaborative environment, with direct involvement in matters that shape EU policy and market access.
The firm places strong emphasis on professional development, knowledge sharing and long-term career progression within a people-oriented culture.
About my client
My client is a leading international law firm with a strong presence in Brussels and an extensive global network across Europe, the Middle East, Asia-Pacific and North America. The Brussels office brings together a diverse, multinational team advising clients across sectors such as chemicals, life sciences, technology, energy, automotive and financial services.
The firm is recognised for its sector-driven approach, regulatory expertise and forward-thinking advice at the intersection of law, policy and innovation.