Interim Competition Lawyer

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Brussels

Our client, a tier 1 law firm, is looking for a junior Flemish competition lawyer for a short term assignment to support the partner in charge on a project basis for a period of up to 4 months.

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You are a Belgian qualified Flemish speaking lawyer and ideally hold an LLM in competition law from the College of Europe or from a university recognized for its competition law programme;

You have a strong academic background in competition law and your credentials are outstanding;

You have between 1 and 2 years of relevant experience in article 81, article 82 or merger cases.

You are a Dutch native speaker and your mastery of English is excellent, both oral and written. Mastery of other languages is a plus;

You are a good team player.

Offer

You will get the opportunity to get experience and exposure in one of the finest competition law firms in Brussels. Given the temporary nature of the assignment, you will be offered a motivating and competitive remuneration package.

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