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Job Description
AECOM Middle East are currently seeking a Paralegal, to join our Middle East legal counsel division. Based in Dubai, the Paralegal will support the end market Senior Counsels, and the Regional Chief Counsel on all business matters.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Bachelor’s Degree of Law, required from an accredited University.
• 2+ years’ experience in the legal field, ideally within construction or real estate
• As part of AECOM’s commitment to Emiratisation and in compliance with UAE labour law, only UAE Nationals with a family book will be considered for this role.
  Additional Information

• Draft, review, and organize legal documents including NDAs, MOUs, consultancy agreements, subcontracts, and service agreements.
• Support the legal team in managing project-related contracts and ensuring compliance with local laws and international standards (e.g., FIDIC).
• Conduct legal research on regional laws, regulations, and industry standards.
• Assist in dispute resolution processes, including arbitration and litigation support.
• Maintain and update legal databases, contract registers, and document management systems.
• Coordinate with external legal counsel and regulatory bodies as required.
• Monitor changes in legislation and advise internal stakeholders on potential impacts.
• Support corporate governance tasks such as board resolutions, company secretarial duties, and licensing renewals.
• Provide administrative support to the legal department, including gathering and relaying information to internal and external clients.
• Perform administrative tasks such as updating spreadsheets, preparing correspondence, completing forms, and maintaining lists.
• Support the preparation of internal project approvals and assist in managing claims and disputes.
• Collaborate with commercial and project teams to protect AECOM’s business interests and strategic objectives.