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Prospect Law Ltd seeks an experienced senior lawyer to shape the firm's future and lead growth across its corporate and commercial practice. You will bring a substantial client following, take a lead role in expanding the non-contentious client base, and drive cross-selling alongside the firm’s strong brand.
You will also influence recruitment, upgrade infrastructure and technology (including AI), and identify new practice areas as the firm expands.
This role is for a senior lawyer who doesn’t just want a seat at the table — but a hand in shaping it.
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This is not a pure fee-earning role, this is a genuine leadership and growth role. You will have the scope to:
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Experience in the energy sector is a plus, but not essential. What matters most is your ambition, judgment, and appetite to build.
We work in fast-moving, future-focused sectors including renewable energy, ESG, and risk management. Our established practice areas include corporate, commercial, planning, property, environmental and employment.
Our culture is collaborative, professional, and entrepreneurial. You’ll have the freedom to build both your own and the wider practice with the backing, credibility, and infrastructure of a recognised Legal 500 firm that values long-term relationships over short-term wins.
We advise across a wide range of sectors, supporting clients on the legal and commercial issues that arise throughout the lifecycle of their businesses and investments.
Our practice is particularly well established in the energy sector, including renewable and nuclear energy, where we advise on project structuring, financing, regulatory frameworks and operational arrangements. Our integrated model—combining legal expertise with in-house technical specialists—provides clients with a distinctive perspective on complex energy and infrastructure matters.
Advising on transactions, governance, financing, regulation and sector-specific contractual arrangements.