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Senior/Legal Counsel - Pharmaceuticals - London

Employer
Baron Crawford
Location
London (Central), London (Greater) (GB)
Salary
Very competitive base + benefits
Closing date
8 Dec 2020

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Vacancy Type
Solicitors, In-House
Experience Level
Mid Level
Contract
Permanent
Hours
Full Time
Practice Areas
Company/Commercial, Pharmaceuticals/Biotechnology
PQE
4-6 Years, 7+ Years

Job Details

UK headquartered international pharmaceutical/device development and manufacturing organisation now seeks a Senior Counsel to join their London based legal team. This exciting new role will work with the legal, IP and Co Sec team but with a focus on supporting the SVP Deputy GC with commercial contract matters. The role will also support departments including procurement, BD, HR, Finance, Operations, Pharmaceutical Development and Project management and also work on broader legal and compliance issues.

You will be a lawyer with at least 4-5 years experience (although all relevant candidates will be considered) including working on life sciences (pharma, biotech, CRO, CDMO or medical devices) related commercial contracts either from a law firm or similar in-house organisation. You will also be a self starter with strong communication skills and the ability to build effective relationships at all levels internally and with professional advisors.

Company

Baron Crawford places lawyers and compliance professionals in in-house positions on an international basis. Our experience, expert knowledge and contacts ensure that we are well placed to deliver a comprehensive recruitment service that adds value at every stage of the process. We aim to partner with our clients and candidates to ensure that not only do we find them the best people and jobs in the market, but that we manage the process from start to finish in as transparent, efficient and expedient manner as possible.

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