Senior Legal Counsel – Football Regulation & Disputes

FIFA; Miami (FL); On-site; USD 180,000 - 230,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401(k) retirement contributions

Generous vacation

Job summary

FIFA in Miami seeks a seasoned legal professional to act as secretary to the Agents Chamber, handle disputes, and advise on FIFA Football Agent Regulations. You will support regulatory investigations and drafting decisions, collaborating with the Litigation Department and other stakeholders.

The role requires 7+ years of experience, Florida bar eligibility, and strong drafting and negotiation skills within an international context. Excellent organization and leadership are essential.

Qualifications

• Fully qualified to practice law in Florida (admitted or eligible).
• 7+ years of relevant professional experience in contractual/regulatory matters.
• Experience in international and multicultural environments.

Responsibilities

• Act as secretary to the Agents Chamber and handle disputes among member associations, clubs, players, and agents.
• Advise on FIFA Football Agent Regulations to various stakeholders.
• Conduct regulatory investigations and draft decisions for compliance with FIFA regulations.

Skills

English fluency

Contract drafting

Regulatory compliance

Dispute resolution

Stakeholder management

Team mentoring

Project management

Education

LL.M. or equivalent postgraduate qualification

Florida Bar admission or eligible to register as Florida Authorized House Counsel

Tools

Jira

SharePoint

Confluence

Job description

FIFA in Miami seeks a seasoned legal professional to act as secretary to the Agents Chamber, handle disputes, and advise on FIFA Football Agent Regulations. You will support regulatory investigations and drafting decisions, collaborating with the Litigation Department and other stakeholders.

The role requires 7+ years of experience, Florida bar eligibility, and strong drafting and negotiation skills within an international context. Excellent organization and leadership are essential.