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Lennoxvale Specialist Recruitment
Greater London
6 months ago
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Job Description

Your New Company


A media services company based in the South of England, are conducting a search for a capable Legal Counsel to join their legal team on a 12 month contract basis to cover a 12 month period of maternity.


This is a hybrid role which will require travel to the office once per week.


The company represents the intellectual property rights of many prominent publishing brands in the UK, such as leading newspapers, magazine publishers and their thousands of brands, in print and online. The combination of licensing and database services provided, enables UK and international businesses to access published content in an efficient and copyright compliant way.


They've also been operating for 25 years and the business continues to grow and evolve in a technology-focused direction. Projects are also underway to explore data mining, Big Data and data analytics activities.


You will have the opportunity to be involved in the daily operations of the business, as well as contribute to the process improvement of the teams. There is a good breadth of work and our client offers a friendly, flexible work environment and is open to part time hours, such as a 4 day week.


Your New Role


As the Legal Counsel, you will directly report the General Counsel, in a role that touches all parts...

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