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This temporary position as a Company Secretary Assistant / Corporate Paralegal in the healthcare industry requires someone with strong organisational skills and attention to detail. You will support the General Counsel & C-Suite in Uxbridge, ensuring smooth administrative and governance processes. Client Details The employer is a leader within the healthcare industry. It is committed to maintaining high standards of governance and administrative efficiency while supporting business operations Description The Company Secretary Assistant / Corporate Paralegal will: Assist with the preparation and distribution of board meeting documents. Maintain statutory registers and ensure compliance with governance requirements. Support the C-Suite team with administrative tasks and correspondence. Coordinate and manage meeting schedules and agendas. Ensure timely filing of statutory returns and other documentation. Liaise with internal departments and external stakeholders as required. Provide general support to the Company Secretary as needed. Contribute to process improvements within the administrative and governance functions. Profile A successful Company Secretary Assistant / Corporate Paralegal should have: Previous experience in a similar administrative or governance role. Ideally hold a law / related degree. Strong organisational and multitasking abilities. Knowledge of governance processes and statutory compliance. Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, particularly Word and Excel. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. A high level of accuracy and attention to detail. A proactive approach to problem-solving and task management. Job Offer Daily rate: GBP 135 to GBP 165. Temporary role offering flexibility and valuable industry experience. Opportunity to work within the healthcare sector in Uxbridge - must be able to work in Uxbridge 3 days a week Supportive and professional work environment. If you are ready to bring your organisational and governance skills to this temporary role in Uxbridge, we encourage you to apply.

This role will be involved in handling a wide range of business acceptance and compliance issues for the firm, with a strong focus on AML and sanctions. Client Details US Law Firm. Description Key responsibilities include: Maintain knowledge of AML and sanctions policies; conduct client and matter checks, risk assessments, and sanctions screening. Manage client verification records, update databases, and assist with monthly reporting. Monitor AML check status, identify reverification needs, and support high-risk monitoring processes. Respond to team queries, assist with projects, system improvements, and provide support across the team. Handle conflict checks, lateral hire clearances, audit responses, and liaise with the international teams on screening and access requests. Profile The successful candidate would have: Experience in a similar role within an international law firm. Familiarity with SRA Rules and anti-money laundering legislation. Highly organised, detail-oriented, and able to prioritise under pressure while meeting deadlines. Adaptable, proactive team player with strong communication skills, self-motivation, and willingness to learn. Job Offer On offer to the candidate: Competitive salary range of £50,000 to £60,000 per annum plus package. Opportunities for professional development and career growth. Hybrid working from London office.

An elite US law firm is seeking a highly accomplished International Arbitration Solicitor to join its market-leading London disputes practice. Client Details The team advises on high-value, complex and multi-jurisdictional arbitrations, with a strong emphasis on energy, mining, infrastructure, financial services, and general commercial disputes. The ideal candidate will bring exceptional technical ability and substantial experience acting on international arbitrations under leading institutional rules. Fluency in French is essential. Description Handle major commercial and investment treaty arbitrations in the energy and mining sectors, including disputes involving upstream and downstream oil & gas, LNG projects, power generation, renewables, and natural resources development. Advise on international arbitration matters seated in major arbitral centres (London, Paris, Geneva, Singapore, Dubai). Act on arbitrations conducted under ICC, LCIA, UNCITRAL, ICSID, SIAC, and other rules. Draft pleadings, written advocacy, witness statements, expert instructions, and procedural submissions. Work directly with partners on case strategy, industry-specific issues, and cross-border matters. Engage with technical experts (e.g., quantum, geological, engineering) particularly relevant to energy and mining disputes. Profile Qualified solicitor in England & Wales (or common-law jurisdiction with ability to requalify). 2-6 years PQE. Proven experience in complex international arbitration, ideally with exposure to energy and mining disputes. Fluent French with ability to draft and negotiate in French. Strong academic background from a leading institution. Excellent written advocacy, drafting and analytical skills. Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, high-performance US-firm environment. Strong commercial judgment and client-facing capability. Job Offer Top-of-market US salary and merit-based bonus structure. Comprehensive benefits package (medical, life assurance, wellbeing initiatives).

This Fixed Term Contract Privacy Counsel role in the FMCG / retail industry requires a professional with a strong background in privacy and data protection laws. The role will involve supporting the legal department from their North West London HQ by ensuring compliance with relevant regulations and providing expert advice. Client Details The company is a well-established organisation in the FMCG / retail sector with a reputable presence in its market. It has a professional and structured environment, offering employees the opportunity to excel in their respective fields. With a base in North West London, they operate a hybrid working model. Description The Fixed Term Contract Privacy Counsel will be part of the Group Legal Function and will: Provide expert advice on privacy and data protection laws within the FMCG /retail / consumer goods industry. Ensure compliance with GDPR and other relevant regulations across the organisation. Draft, review, and negotiate data protection agreements and related documentation. Conduct privacy impact assessments and manage data subject requests effectively. Deliver training and support to employees regarding privacy policies and compliance requirements. Monitor regulatory developments and implement necessary changes to policies and practices. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to address privacy concerns in business processes. Provide input on data privacy risks during organisational projects and initiatives. Profile A successful Fixed Term Contract Privacy Counsel should be/have: a qualified solicitor in England & Wales. Experience in a consumer brand would be an advantage. c3+ PQE Strong knowledge of GDPR and other relevant privacy regulations. Experience in the FMCG industry or a related sector. Proven ability to draft and negotiate legal documents related to data protection. Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills. Ability to communicate complex legal concepts clearly and effectively. Experience working collaboratively with cross-functional teams. Job Offer The Fixed Term Contract Privacy Counsel will receive: Competitive salary up to £85,000 Performance bonus of 10% based on agreed company objectives. 25 days of holiday allowance Group personal pension Six-month probationary period. This is a fantastic opportunity for a legal professional to develop their career in the FMCG industry. If you are ready to take on this FTC Privacy Counsel role, we encourage you to apply today.