Job Details
Robert Half is partnered with an internationally respected corporation that is seeking to add an additional attorney onto their legal team! The ideal candidate would have 3+ years of corporate law experience from an in-house legal department. The qualified candidate will be providing legal advice and support to the various functional groups within the business in addition to providing general administrative support. This is an excellent opportunity to grow your career with an established industry leader!
Responsibilities:
- Provide accurate, timely and proactive legal advice to colleagues on a variety of legal topics.
- Draft, review and negotiate a broad range of commercial legal agreements, including confidentiality agreements, supplier and customer contracts, framework agreements, general terms and conditions, warranty agreements, real estate agreements, intellectual property agreements and employment contracts.
- Work cross-functionally, developing strong relationships with other departments (such as Commercial, Purchasing, Engineering, Quality and Warranty, Human Resources, Finance, Tax and Treasury) to assess and address legal implications in commercial transactions and compliance matters.
- Deal with complex matters with multiple stakeholders.
- Instruct and manage external legal advisors as required, ensuring cost-effective and timely support.
- Provide advice and support on regulatory compliance including bribery, anti-corruption and competition law matters.
- Assist the legal team in designing and delivering training to the business.
- Promoting legal, compliance and risk management best practices throughout the business.
- Responsible for maintaining books, records, and general corporate governance matters for the US, Mexico, Canada, Argentina, and Brazil.
- Maintain and manage legal databases.
- Support corporate transactions and initiatives.
- Support the continuous improvement of legal processes to ensure legal objectives are met.
Education & Experience:
- Juris doctor from an accredited law school in the United States and an active membership at a State Bar.
- 2-4 years of experience, ideally with a mix of private practice and in-house experience (automotive industry experience is preferred but not required).