Linklaters Benefits Overview

Represent sponsors of alternative investment funds and advise on the tax aspects of mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, private equity funds, structures, and international transactions. The role requires strong written and oral communication, self-direction, teamwork, and an eagerness to learn. Candidates must hold a JD or Tax LL.M. and be admitted in good standing to the New York Bar.

Supports corporate law matters including M&A, joint ventures, disposals, reorganizations, governance, and public securities work. Drafts, reviews, and negotiates legal documentation; researches and advises clients; coordinates cross-border legal teams; and collaborates across departments and offices. The role requires strong drafting, communication, writing, analytical, and client-service skills in an international environment.

Develops and manages legal knowledge, precedents, training, and best-practice systems for the US LAI practice. Partners with attorneys and leaders to improve knowledge sharing, legal service delivery, generative AI adoption, workflow efficiency, and business development. Responsibilities include creating legal training and materials, updating precedents, identifying legal and market developments, supporting client publications, and recommending improvements to knowledge processes. The role requires a US-qualified New York or DC lawyer with at least four years of post-qualification experience.