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Competition, Regulation and Trade (non-contentious / mixed practice), Mid-level Associate at GOV.UK - ApplyBlast

Competition, Regulation and Trade (non-contentious / mixed practice), Mid-level Associate

GOV.UK

9 months ago

3.2 on Glassdoor

London, United Kingdom

Onsite

Full Time

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About this role

A lawyer role within Herbert Smith Freehills’ Competition, Regulation and Trade group based in London, advising on a full spectrum of competition, regulatory and international trade matters. The position supports both contentious and non-contentious work including antitrust, cartel investigations, merger control, competition litigation, state aid and public procurement across multiple industry sectors. The team acts for major corporate clients, financial institutions, regulators and governments on cross-border matters.

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Qualifications

2:1 Degree Or EquivalentSolicitors' Examinations Passed First Time

About GOV.UK

gov.uk

Headquarters

London, England, United Kingdom

Company Size

1-10 employees

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GOV.UK is the UK government’s official online portal that centralises public services and authoritative information, from taxes, benefits and passports to driving, visas and legislation. Maintained by the Government Digital Service, it brings content from departments and agencies into a single, accessible site with transactional services, forms and practical guidance for citizens, businesses and professionals. The site emphasises clarity, accessibility and security, offering search, sign-in tools and up‑to‑date policy and regulatory information to help users complete tasks. It also publishes open data, guidance for developers and follows user‑centred design and publishing standards to continually improve government services.