Restructuring and Insolvency Associate

JMC Legal Recruitment
London
1 year ago
Applications closed

Restructuring and Insolvency Associate

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This modern and progressive Top 65 firm has had another record-breaking year! Having invested heavily across the board with strategic hires, you will be part of an ambitious firm who have several leading individuals amongst its ranks. The practice are looking to hire a Senior Restructuring and Insolvency Solicitor that could progress to Partner.

About Us:
Join a modern and progressive Top 65 firm in London that has continually broken records, even amid the challenges of the pandemic. We've invested strategically across all areas, bringing in top talent to create an ambitious team. With leading individuals among our ranks, we compete on par with some of the country's most prestigious law firms. Our reputation for quality work is reflected in our high rankings in the Legal 500. Over the past five years, we've nearly doubled in size, thanks to dynamic teams, strategic hires, and a growing workload spanning domestic and international matters. Our diverse practice areas include Media, Technology, Corporate, Agriculture, Private Wealth, Environment, and Charities.

Innovative Approach:
We're not just keeping up with the times; we're ahead of the curve. Our firm is highly entrepreneurial and embraces change in the legal landscape. We've invested in cutting-edge artificial intelligence, enabling our staff to save valuable time on tasks. We're the only SME-sized law firm using this state-of-the-art technology, a testament to our commitment to innovation and strong leadership, which have kept us highly profitable.
The Role: Join our vibrant London office as a Senior Restructuring & Insolvency Solicitor. This is a highly progressive opportunity where you'll have a diverse caseload, including covenant breaches, debt restructuring, capital restructuring, asset tracing, liquidations, cross-border recovery, and more. You'll represent a wide range of clients, including banks, private equity firms, investment funds, creditors, retailers, healthcare suppliers, charities, and commercial organizations, often with multi-jurisdictional elements.

Requirements:
2-5 years PQE
Ability to thrive in a team environment with strong training and motivation skills
Exceptional client care and quality control skills
Proficiency in financial management
Strong management and supervisory abilities
Business development and marketing prowess

Remuneration:
Competitive salary above market rate
Lucrative benefits package
Free travel insurance
Annual promotions process open to all staff

Join us for immediate consideration for this exciting opportunity. Alternatively, feel free to reach out for a confidential conversation about how you could become a valuable part of our team.

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