Lawyer at Oikonomakis Law Firm
Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates -
Full Time


Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

29 Mar, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

29 Dec, 25

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

No

Skills

Legal Advice, Contract Drafting, Legal Research, Client Communication, Cross-Border Collaboration, UAE Law, Analytical Skills, Attention to Detail, Team Player, Client-Oriented Mindset, Arabic Proficiency, English Proficiency

Industry

Legal Services

Description
Oikonomakis Law, a well-established law firm with a demanding and high-profile clientele, is seeking to expand its team in United Arab Emirates, with: Qualified Lawyers with a strong academic and professional background, excellent judgment, and the ability to work independently and responsibly. We are looking for a talented and ambitious Associate Lawyer with at least 5 years of post-qualification experience to join our growing team in Dubai. The ideal candidate will support international and domestic clients, working on a wide range of legal matters in a dynamic and professional environment. Key Responsibilities Advise and support clients on [corporate/commercial/litigation/general practice] legal matters Draft and review contracts, legal documents, and internal memos Conduct legal research and provide clear, practical legal opinions Communicate directly with clients and authorities, locally and internationally Collaborate with colleagues across offices on cross-border matter Fully qualified UAE lawyer (with ability for court representation) At least 5 years of professional legal experience, ideally in a law firm or corporate legal department Excellent command of Arabic and English (both written and spoken) Strong analytical skills and attention to detail Team player with a proactive and client-oriented mindset
Responsibilities
The Associate Lawyer will advise and support clients on various legal matters, draft and review legal documents, and conduct legal research. They will also communicate with clients and collaborate on cross-border matters.
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