Description
This is a rare opportunity for a senior Competition lawyer to join a leading energy, competition and regulatory practice in Perth, working on high-profile, complex commercial disputes and regulatory issues for a variety of clients, including corporate, government and regulators, such as the Economic Regulation Authority.
About the role
Working alongside one of Perth's leading energy, competition and regulatory partners, you will receive hands-on mentoring and development from a partner known for shaping exceptional competition lawyers.
Responsibilities
* Work on high-profile, complex commercial disputes and regulatory issues.
* Apply superior analytical skills to matters of any complexity.
* Provide strategic and creative thinking to complex matters and areas of competition law.
* Supervise and mentor more junior associates.
* Play an active role in firm citizenship initiatives.
Qualifications
* Minimum of 6 years' experience in competition or regulatory matters.
* Ability to work independently and demonstrate strong communication skills.
* Technically excellent with a high level of attention to detail.
* Self-motivated, innovative, commercially savvy.
* Genuine passion for the law.
Other details
We are open to candidates seeking full-time or part-time hours. Please submit your CV by clicking the Apply button below. For further information, contact Claire Ferguson on +61 439 116 443.
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.
Transform Your Career. Shape Our Future.
At SPB, we don't just focus on excellence for our clients; we prioritize your career and wellbeing. From day one, you'll find a place where you belong.
Benefits include ongoing training and development, a corporate health and wellbeing programme, regular social and firm-sponsored events, one paid volunteer day per year, and more.
Please note: 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 its strong commitment to employee mental health.
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