Posting Date: 15-Sep-2026Requisition ID: 3547States/Provinces/Cities: LondonLocation Type: HybridBusiness Unit: PracticeFunction: AttorneyFull Time or Part Time: Full TimeContact Email: : London Reorganisations teamBaker McKenzie is one of very few law firms with a dedicated Global Reorganisations group, and our London Reorganisations team is at the heart of this practice. Over the last two decades, we have built a strong track record of successfully supporting multi-national groups with their business transformation projects - whether prompted by an acquisition, spin-off, or other internal reorganisation driver. Working with a cross-border and interdisciplinary team across the firm, we coordinate advice on corporate, tax, intellectual property, employment, employee benefits, real estate and commercial matters globally, as well as advising on English company law matters. We advise on:Pre-transaction restructurings, including multinational spin-offs or separation of a division, line of business or other assets into a separate corporate structure Post-acquisition integration of acquired groups of companies Supply chain restructuring projects Group simplification projects to rationalise legal entity structuresWe have been ranked Tier 1 for International Business Reorganisations in the Legal 500 since 2020 (the only law firm in that category), as well as Tier 1 for Corporate Governance.The London Reorganisations team is made up of 6 Partners, , 16 Associates, 7 Trainees and 1 Paralegal.The London Corporate DepartmentThe London Reorganisations team is part of the Baker McKenzie London Corporate Department, which provides M&A (public and private), capital markets, private equity, projects, company law advisory and corporate governance support to a wide range of clients, including listed PLCs, financial institutions, and major multinational corporates. Our practice is broad, and much of what we do is cross-border. The London Corporate Department has over 150 fee earners and business professionals and we work across 6 key industry groups: Consumer Goods & Retail, Energy Mining & Infrastructure, Financial Institutions, Healthcare, Industrials, Manufacturing & Transportation, and Technology, Media and Telecoms.Our key differentiator is that our lawyers collaborate seamlessly across borders, markets and industries around the globe. Our clients include nearly all of the world’s 100 largest public companies and more than three-quarters of the Fortune 500. The RoleThis role will suit an ambitious and talented Associate with 2-4 years post qualification experience, looking for a challenging and rewarding opportunity within a thriving and market-leading team. Interested applicants should be able to demonstrate exemplary technical legal skills, as well as strong client care instincts and organisational ability.The role will involve:Working within our team to advise and support leading multi-national corporates on their business transformation projectsDeveloping relationships with clients, including understanding clients' businesses, economic drivers, markets, and sectors in order to deliver relevant and commercial advice and contribute to growing the relationship and winning further workEngaging in business development activities, and being active in the promotion of the firm and seeking opportunities for new workTaking an active role in sharing knowledge and experience across the team and the wider practice. There may also be an opportunity for a posting to other Baker McKenzie offices under the firm's associate
Associate - Corporate Reorganisations in Kennington employer: Baker&McKenzie
Baker McKenzie is an exceptional employer, offering a dynamic and collaborative work environment in Belfast, where you will be part of a newly established Employment Practice team. With a strong commitment to employee growth, comprehensive benefits including private health cover and life assurance, and a focus on diversity and inclusion, we provide a unique opportunity for lawyers to engage in high-quality, varied work while being supported in their professional aspirations.
