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Career Opportunity: Avocat à la Cour (Luxembourg)  Associate – Commercial and Civil litigation

Career Opportunity: Avocat à la Cour (Luxembourg)  Associate – Commercial and Civil litigation

 

Location: Strassen, Luxembourg

Languages: English and French (mandatory)

 

About Linari Law Firm – Linari-Law Firm is a recognized boutique law firm with a more than  25-year track record of advising a diverse clientele, from multinational corporations to emerging businesses. We pride ourselves on being a dynamic, forward-thinking team that embraces new AI-based technologies to deliver excellence.

We are seeking a candidate with a strong foundation in corporate law and/or banking & finance; experience in multiple areas is a distinct asset. The ideal profile is an autonomous, reliable professional, eager to master new legal topics and take initiative.

You will join a dynamic team where you will gain direct, hands-on experience and significant responsibility. At Linari Law Firm, we believe high-quality legal work thrives on trust, flexibility, and a collaborative environment.

To strengthen our litigation team, we are currently looking for a Litigation Associate (permanent contract).

YOUR ROLE

You will be involved in a wide range of litigation matters, including in particular:

  • Complex international litigation matters
  • Commercial and corporate litigation
  • Civil litigation
  • Employment law disputes.

 

Your responsibilities will include:

  • Handling litigation files from A to Z under partners and/or counsel supervision
  • Legal research and drafting of procedural submissions (pleadings, briefs, legal opinions)
  • Representation of clients before Luxembourg courts, including regular court appearances and pleadings
  • Participation in hearings, meetings with clients, and procedural strategy discussions
  • Close collaboration with partners and other members of the team.

YOUR PROFILE

  • Admitted to the Luxembourg Bar (avocat à la Cour)
  • Minimum 2 years of experience as a litigation lawyer
  • Solid knowledge of commercial law, corporate law, civil law, and employment law
  • A strong interest in analysing and strategising complex litigation matters
  • Dynamic, motivated, and eager to learn
  • Rigorous, well-organized, and detail-oriented
  • Excellent drafting and analytical skills
  • Fluent in French and English (Luxembourgish and/or German is an asset)

WE OFFER

  • A permanent full-time position
  • A dynamic, growing law firm with a collaborative and supportive environment
  • Stimulating work environment with direct client interaction and high-level cross-border matters
  • Direct involvement in court proceedings and pleadings
  • Opportunities for professional development and career advancement
  • Attractive benefits package: pension plan, complementary health insurance, meal vouchers, gym access and parking
  • Entrepreneurial culture with real opportunities for growth and initiative
  • A healthy work-life balance
  • Teleworking is available in accordance with applicable laws and internal policies.

If you recognize yourself in this profile and would like to join our team, please send your CV and cover letter to recruitment@linari-law.lu.

All applications will be treated confidentially. Only candidates whose profiles match the requirements above will be contacted.

 

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