Job Title
Corporate Legal Associate - Sydney office
Ref No.
103440
Job Location
Sydney
Opening Date
22-Jan-2026
Work Type
Full Time
Description
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Corporate Legal Associate
You will join our high-performing Corporate team, working closely
with dynamic Corporate Partners who have extensive experience advising
on private M&A and private equity transactions across both
domestic and cross-border markets. Our work spans the full deal
lifecycle, from structuring and execution through to post-completion
integration and group restructurings, as well as broader corporate
governance and strategic advisory matters. With a growing practice,
deep technical capability, and a strong commitment to mentoring and
professional development, this role provides genuine opportunities to
engage in career-defining work and achieve long-term progression
within a collaborative and high-calibre team environment.
To be successful in this role, you will have:
* 3-5 years' post-qualification experience in a similar role within
a private practice firm
* Experience in Private M&A preferably gained in Australia
* Strong technical skills, with excellent attention to detail
* A commercial mindset and the ability to deliver practical,
client-focused advice
* Well-developed written and verbal communication skills
You will be a collaborative team player who is self-motivated,
demonstrate a strong work ethic, and take a proactive approach to your work.
Firm Contribution & Culture
You will be enthusiastic about playing an active role in business
development initiatives and demonstrate strong firm citizenship by
engaging in firm-wide initiatives. You will also be a supportive and
collaborative colleague who values teamwork and contributes positively
to the firm's culture.
Local Connections. Global Influence.
With over 1,500 lawyers in more than 40 offices across four
continents we are one of the world's top, full service global law
firms. We provide insight at the point where law, business and
government meet.
We've built a truly collaborative culture where teamwork is at the
heart of everything we do. We believe we're stronger together, and our
instinctive, team-focused approach ensures that we deliver advice in
the way our clients need. SPB isn't limited by borders—we collaborate
across offices and countries to bring innovative solutions to clients
across Australia and around the globe, all while staying deeply
connected to the local communities we serve.
Transform Your Career. Shape Our Future.
At SPB, we don't just focus on excellence for our clients; we
prioritize your career and wellbeing, too. From day one, you'll find a
place where you belong. We understand that every career journey is
unique. Whether you're just starting out or dreaming big, you'll be
supported every step of the way.
So join us today, transform your career and be part of our amazing
culture You will also enjoy a range of staff benefits including:
ongoing training and development, a corporate health and wellbeing
program including an annual health and wellbeing allowance, regular
social and firm sponsored events, one paid volunteer day per year, and more.
We prefer to deal with you directly. Please submit your CV for
consideration by clicking on the 'Apply' button below. If you would
like further information, please contact Fiona Fan on
for a highly confidential discussion.
Please note, to be eligible to apply for this role you must be
legally permitted to work in Australia.
Squire Patton Boggs is an equal opportunity employer and
encourages First Nations people to apply.
Squire Patton Boggs is recognised as a Gold Mental Health First
Aid Skilled Workplace by Mental Health First Australia for our
strong commitment to the mental health of all employees.