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Kobre & Kim in London seeks an Analyst I to support complex international civil and criminal financial litigation. Work on cross-border matters, assist lawyers, attend hearings, prepare documents, and manage day-to-day case administration.
The programme emphasizes professional development, mentorship, and exposure to client matters, with options for SQE/QWE and potential advancement within the Analyst track.
Kobre & Kim is a global law firm focused exclusively on disputes and investigations, with a strength in complex cross-border matters. The firm’s work spans financial products and services litigation, insolvency disputes, intellectual property litigation, international judgment enforcement and asset recovery, and U.S. government enforcement and regulatory investigations.
Kobre & Kim has achieved significant results for clients in high-stakes, cross-border matters. Recent successes include winning a US $604.9 million jury verdict and a total award exceeding US $833 million for a green fuel company in a landmark U.S. trial as well as securing the dismissal in the English courts of the Kingdom of Spain’s challenge to recognition of a €120 million ICSID award.
Analysts receive a competitive compensation and benefits package, along with opportunities for professional development, mentorship, and meaningful exposure to the firm’s work, including:
Our Analysts are an elite cohort of early-career individuals who gain substantive, hands‑on experience supporting complex international civil and criminal financial litigation. As members of case teams, Analysts work alongside lawyers and business professionals, with exposure to client matters, pro bono work, knowledgemanagementand global business development. The work is varied andfast‑paced, with responsibilities adapting to the needs of each matter.
We are seeking intellectually curious graduates with strong research, writing, analytical and problem‑solving skills. An interest in law, disputes, investigations or financial markets is a plus, but a legal background is not required.
As Analysts progress, they develop highly desirable transferable skills in research and problem‑solving, financial and quantitative analysis, project and matter management, and written and verbal communication. These skills open doors across a wide range of careers and industries. Our alumni have gone on to pursue diverse paths, from careers in law and business to opportunities across other industries and professional fields. Those pursuing legal careers have gone on to leading law schools, including Yale, Harvard and Stanford, and secured training contracts with prominent law firms. The breadth of our alumni outcomes reflects the range of opportunities that a Kobre & Kim Analyst experience can unlock.
Attend court hearings and client meetings under lawyer supervision.
Support preparation for court appearances (including trials), client meetings, and witness interviews.
Coordinate with local counsel, experts, investigators and other external service providers in support of cross‑border matters.
Conduct factual and financial analysis in support of complex matters.
Conduct legal research under lawyer supervision.
Draft court documents under lawyer supervision.
Review and analyse disclosure and legal documents under lawyer supervision.
Manage day‑to‑day case and matter administration.
Prepare lawyer and client binders.
Maintain case and firm information systems.
Analysts join the firm as Analyst I and, after their first year, may pursue opportunities, including advancement to Analyst II, leadership roles, specialisation in practice areas, and potential transfers to other departments or offices worldwide. Advancement is based on performance, skill development, contributions to the team, quality of work and ability to take on increasing responsibility.
Candidates pursuing the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) route and seeking qualifying work experience (QWE) are welcome to apply. Work undertaken in this role may qualify as QWE , depending on the nature of the legal services provided and the applicable Solicitors Regulation Authority requirements and confirmation process. Candidates should not assume that all work performed in the role will qualify as QWE.
This programme is not a training contract and should not be regarded as an equivalent route to qualification.
*Writing samples should be argumentative or research papers written in English for university coursework or independent projects. Each sample should be no more than 10 pages. Full papers (5-10 pages) or excerpts from longer works are acceptable.
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, and candidates are encouraged to apply early. Applicants selected to interview will be contacted via email.
For questions or to notify us of a competing offer deadline, please contact AnalystRecruiting@kobrekim.com.
For additional information on Kobre & Kim and the Analyst Programme, visit our website at https://kobrekim.com/careers/the-analyst-program/.
Kobre & Kim values diversity of culture and thought and seeks talented, qualified employees in all its operations around the world regardless of race, gender, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, disability, age or any other protected classification under country or local law. Kobre & Kim is proud to be an Equal Employment Opportunity employer.