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Knowledge Development Lawyer - Commercial Litigation

Michael Page Legal

City Of London

Hybrid

GBP 80,000 - 100,000

Full time

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Job summary

A leading international law firm is seeking an experienced lawyer to join their Commercial Disputes team, focusing on developing and managing knowledge resources and training. The role involves collaborating across departments to ensure compliance and enhance client-facing initiatives. Candidates should possess at least 5 years' PQE in complex commercial disputes and strong legal analysis and drafting skills. Competitive salary and flexible working options are offered.

Benefits

Competitive salary
Flexible working options
Professional development opportunities

Qualifications

  • At least 5 years' PQE in complex commercial disputes.
  • Strong technical knowledge of relevant laws and procedures.
  • Experience in a PSL/KDL/knowledge role or similar.

Responsibilities

  • Identify and share key legal developments and sector insights.
  • Create and manage legal know-how resources.
  • Draft and publish thought leadership content.

Skills

Legal analysis
Drafting skills
Communication skills
Project management
IT and data management skills
Collaboration

Education

England & Wales qualified lawyer
Job description

This role focuses on developing and managing knowledge resources, training, and thought leadership for a leading Commercial Disputes team. You'll collaborate across departments to optimise processes, minimise risk, and enhance client-facing initiatives.

Client Details
About Our Client

Our client is a leading international law firm recognised for its expertise across multiple practice areas. The firm combines technical excellence with commercial insight and fosters a collaborative, inclusive culture that values innovation and professional growth. It offers a supportive environment where knowledge‑sharing and thought leadership are integral to success.

Description
Key Responsibilities
  • Identify and share key legal developments, cases, and sector insights relevant to commercial disputes.
  • Create and manage legal know‑how resources for the Commercial Disputes Group, supervising junior colleagues where appropriate.
  • Collaborate with the Knowledge team and other departments to optimise knowledge sharing.
  • Draft and publish thought leadership content, including articles, webinars, and podcasts.
  • Prepare responses to consultations and lobbying opportunities.
  • Conduct and supervise research on complex points of law and procedure.
  • Develop processes and guidance to minimise risk and ensure compliance.
  • Design and deliver training sessions and materials for lawyers and paralegals.
  • Drive team and firmwide projects and engage with professional networks to enhance visibility.
  • Coach and supervise junior colleagues.
Profile
Your Skills and Experience
  • England & Wales qualified lawyer with at least 5 years' PQE in complex commercial disputes.
  • Strong technical knowledge of relevant laws and procedures, including costs and funding rules.
  • Excellent legal analysis, drafting, and communication skills.
  • Experience in a PSL/KDL/knowledge role or similar.
  • Proven ability to develop and deliver legal training.
  • Highly organised, commercially aware, and collaborative.
  • Strong IT and data management skills; project management experience desirable.
Job Offer
What's on Offer
  • A key role in shaping knowledge strategy within a high‑profile Commercial Disputes team.
  • Opportunity to lead thought leadership initiatives and contribute to firmwide projects.
  • Competitive salary and benefits, with flexible working options.
  • A culture that values collaboration, diversity, and professional development.
  • Exposure to complex, high‑stakes disputes and cutting‑edge legal issues.
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