Corporate Commercial Senior / Associate Solicitor / Junior Partner

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Wootton, West Northamptonshire, Northamptonshire

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Corporate Commercial Senior / Associate Solicitor / Junior Partner

Location: Northampton
Salary: £60,000 plus

About the Role:
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Senior / Associate Solicitor or Junior Partner to join the Corporate Commercial Team at a leading Northamptonshire law firm. Recognised by the Legal 500, Lexcel Accredited, and a winner of numerous awards, this firm houses the largest commercial law team in the region.

Key Responsibilities:
You will provide expert advice on a wide range of corporate and commercial matters, including:

Mergers, Acquisitions & Disposals
Succession Planning
Employee Share Schemes (EMIs, EBTs, EOTs)
Restructuring and Demergers
Finance Documents
Governance Documents (Shareholders Agreements, Articles of Association, Partnership Agreements)
Commercial Contracts
Franchising
Drafting, advising, negotiating, and deal-making

What Were Looking For:
A minimum of 5 years PQE with a broad range of corporate and commercial experience.
Strong entrepreneurial instincts and an understanding of corporate clients' commercial and legal needs.
Proven ability to collaborate with colleagues, clients, and other advisers.
A well-connected professional adept at networking and business development.
Excellent communication skills: persuasive, articulate, and personable with a good sense of humour.
Strong drafting and analytical skills, alongside a hunger to get deals done

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