Associate with a focus on energy law and energy regulation (m/f/d)

Taylor Wessing is a leading business law firm that advises national and multinational companies worldwide in all legal matters. We stand for excellent legal advice, profound, wide and yet to the point. With our guiding concept “Challenge expectation, together” we commit ourselves to questioning the expectable and thinking beyond the nearby. This is how we find the best solutions: together with our clients.

This claim makes us particularly strong in areas where the milestones of digitalization are set: Technology, Life Sciences & Healthcare and Energy & Infrastructure. Today we are shaping the business development of our clients with the potentials of tomorrow's technologies. Advising national and international companies, energy suppliers, network operators, investors and energy-intensive companies on exciting projects for a successful energy transition and the legal challenges of a changing energy economy. Advice on the European and national regulatory framework of the energy industry. Advice on legal issues relating to renewable energy, hydrogen, network infrastructure, energy storage and innovative energy technologies. Advice on energy trading and contract law: You design and negotiate complex energy trading and supply contracts and advise on energy business models. Process management and dispute resolution: You represent clients in demanding administrative and judicial proceedings, in particular in proceedings before regulatory authorities, in energy law appeal proceedings, in disputed proceedings before civil courts and in arbitration proceedings. Interdisciplinary cooperation with colleagues from different legal areas and locations. You take early responsibility, develop your technical skills continuously and get the opportunity to sharpen your own profile in energy law.

Your first-class legal skills have been demonstrated by two at least fully satisfied Examina. A promotion and/or an LL.M. are desirable, but no prerequisite for a setting. First experiences in energy law from the Referendariat, a scientific cooperation or from another comparable legal activity are desirable. More importantly, however, is your enthusiasm for energy law and themes of the energy transition, as well as the willingness to work into new legal areas and issues. Your English is certainly in word and writing.

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