Litigation International Arbitration Associate Attorney

A law firm in Singapore is actively seeking a Litigation International Arbitration Associate Attorney. The ideal candidate will bring 6 years of international arbitration experience, with a focus on investment treaties and commercial arbitrations. Expertise in ICSID, UNCITRAL, SCC, and ICC proceedings is a valuable asset. The role demands strong academic credentials, exceptional drafting and analytical skills, and eligibility or admission to the Bar.

Duties:
• Conduct legal research and analysis on international arbitration and litigation matters.
• Draft legal documents, including pleadings, motions, briefs, and agreements.
• Represent clients in arbitration proceedings and litigation matters.
• Collaborate with senior attorneys on case strategy and client communication.
• Manage case files and deadlines effectively.
• Provide legal advice and guidance to clients.

 
Requirements:
• Preferred to have experience in ICSID, UNCITRAL, SCC, and ICC proceedings.
• Showcase excellent academic credentials with a strong focus on international arbitration.
• Demonstrate strong drafting, analytical, and writing skills.
• Must be admitted to the State Bar or immediately eligible for admission on waiver.
• 6 years of international arbitration experience, including investment treaties and commercial arbitrations.

Skills:
• Strong academic credentials.
• Excellent drafting, analytical, and writing skills.

This firm is an international law firm with offices throughout Europe and Asia. With some 188 partners and total staff of more than 1,800, the firm has three principal divisions: corporate, finance and dispute resolution, and offers a range of specialist services across six additional departments. The six departments are: Real Estate, European Union/Competition, Tax, Employment and Trusts, Intellectual Property/Information Technology and Construction/Engineering. The firms attorneys are as diverse and varied as the work they do. They recruit from many different sources and at various levels of seniority, to help sustain individuality and originality.