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Goodwin Procter LLP is seeking a conflicts clearance professional to review and analyze new business for potential legal and commercial conflicts. You will work with the Director, Business Intake & Conflicts - Europe & Asia, and collaborate with London AML and GC teams to resolve confidential information issues.
The role requires strong knowledge of SRA rules of professional conduct, commercial awareness, and a detail-oriented approach to risk assessment.
Join Goodwin's Global Operations Team, and make a real impact on a global scale. At Goodwin, we work with some of the world's most successful and innovative investors, entrepreneurs and disruptors in the life sciences, private equity, real estate, technology and financial industries, and where they converge. As part of the Global Operations Team - all business professionals at the firm - you'll collaborate with colleagues from varied backgrounds and experiences, fostering an environment where cross-functional learning, networking, and collaboration are at the core of what we do.
Here, we're not just supporting a law firm; we're partnering with attorneys and clients to deliver cutting-edge solutions in high-stakes litigation and dispute resolution, world-class regulatory compliance and advisory services, and complex transactions. Our commitment to integrity, ingenuity, agility, and ambition drives us, and we're proud to have been recognised as the "Best Business Team" by The American Lawyer.
This is your opportunity to grow professionally in a dynamic, global environment, surrounded by forward-thinking peers.
Responsible for conflicts clearance review and analysis of new business, working directly with the Director, Business Intake & Conflicts - Europe & Asia, as well as with attorneys and the London AML and GC teams, to identify and resolve potential legal and commercial conflicts and confidential information issues. This position requires strong knowledge of the SRA rules of professional conduct, commercial awareness, knowledge of firm policies and sound analysis of potential conflict issues.