Senior Commercial Associate

About the team: Our Bristol team has a strong reputation, both with local and national clients requiring support on strategically important commercial projects, and with large global clients requiring sophisticated cross-jurisdictional advice.
About the role: You will get to work on high value, strategic commercial projects for big name brands across our sectors.
Looking for: Within your commercial experience you will have advised on one or more of the following areas: complex procurements of goods and services, outsourcings, agency/distribution/franchising agreements, technology, privacy or IP.
Opportunities: This role gives you an unrivalled opportunity to pick the areas of commercial law that interest you most, and the sectors that you find the most exciting, and build a career focusing on those.
And more: Due to the nature of the work and the structure of the team, we are looking for an Associate Director or Senior Associate, although we will consider candidates with more or less experience.

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