Competition & Antitrust Legal Intern – Warsaw

Wolf Theiss; Warszawa; On-site; PLN 22,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive onboarding

WT School - professional development

Central Warsaw office

Team events

Medical insurance (where applicable)

Multisport Card

Job summary

Wolf Theiss in Warsaw invites applications for a Legal Intern in the Competition & Antitrust Practice Group. The role supports lawyers on a broad range of competition law matters in a multinational team within the Warsaw office.

Ideal candidates are law students (3rd–5th year) available for 5 days per week during summer and at least 3 days per week during the academic year, with strong English and Polish language skills and a keen interest in antitrust law.

Qualifications

• Law students (3rd–5th year) available for internship 5 days/week in summer.
• Interest in competition/antitrust law is advantageous.
• Very good English (written and spoken); Polish fluency required.
• Strong analytical skills, logical thinking and attention to detail.
• Ability to work independently as well as in a multinational team

Responsibilities

• Providing daily support to lawyers from the Competition & Antitrust Practice Group on a wide range of competition law matters
• Conducting legal research related to antitrust, merger control, state aid and unfair competition issues
• Preparing drafts of legal memoranda, opinions, presentations and other legal documentation
• Assisting in the preparation of filings and submissions to competition authorities
• Monitoring legal and regulatory developments in competition law

Skills

Legal research

Analytical thinking

Attention to detail

Team collaboration

Education

Law student (3rd–5th year)

Job description

Wolf Theiss in Warsaw invites applications for a Legal Intern in the Competition & Antitrust Practice Group. The role supports lawyers on a broad range of competition law matters in a multinational team within the Warsaw office.

Ideal candidates are law students (3rd–5th year) available for 5 days per week during summer and at least 3 days per week during the academic year, with strong English and Polish language skills and a keen interest in antitrust law.