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Associate, TMIC Practice

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Description

We are seeking an associate to join the TMIC practice in Hong Kong. This role offers exposure to a broad range of employment, technology regulatory, commercial, and contentious matters.

You will assist with employment-related matters and advise clients on a range of technology-related regulatory issues. You will also have the opportunity to work on contentious regulatory matters and investigations, as well as commercial disputes and related court proceedings.

Working as part of a collaborative Greater China and international team, the role would suit a Hong Kong qualified lawyer looking to develop a broad and varied practice focused on innovation-driven businesses.

About the Role

In this role, you will:

  • Assist with employment-related matters
  • Assist with technology regulatory advisory and commercial matters
  • Assist with contentious matters such as contentious regulatory matters, investigations, and disputes connected with the team’s work

About You

  • Qualification as a Hong Kong solicitor
  • Experience gained within a reputable law firm in Hong Kong
  • Experience of employment, technology regulatory, commercial, intellectual property or related advisory work
  • Clear and accurate English and Chinese drafting and communication skills
  • A practical, commercially aware and client-focused approach
  • The ability to work collaboratively across practices and jurisdictions

What’s in it for you?

As a future-facing firm, we take a bold, dynamic, and agile approach to help clients of every size face the future with confidence. We empower and support our people to realise their ambitions through access to high-quality, interesting, and engaging work alongside a competitive package.

Skills

Required

  • Hong Kong law
  • employment law
  • technology regulatory
  • commercial law
  • contentious matters
  • English
  • Chinese
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