FAQs
What role does a Corporate Law Clerk play at EY?
A Corporate Law Clerk at EY provides clients with quality service in commercial, corporate, and partnership law advisory services, including corporate due-diligences, mergers and acquisitions, drafting contracts, and more.
What qualifications are needed for the Corporate Law Clerk position?
Applicants should have an Undergraduate University Degree, College Diploma, or equivalent experience, along with 3-5 years in a legal support role preferably in corporate and employment law.
What types of legal documents will I be assisting with?
You will assist in drafting, reviewing, and analyzing corporate commercial contracts, including service agreements, joint operating agreements, and other necessary agreements for operations.
Is experience with Canadian corporate law required?
Yes, familiarity with Canadian corporate and contract law is preferred, particularly in areas such as mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, and commercial agreements.
What skills are essential for this position?
Essential skills include excellent organizational, verbal and written communication skills, exceptional attention to detail, and the ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment.
Will there be opportunities for professional development?
Yes, EY provides learning opportunities to develop new skills and progress your career, including attending seminars and professional development courses relevant to the area of specialty.
How does EY promote a diverse and inclusive workplace?
EY is committed to fostering an environment where differences are valued, advocating for various communities, and promoting equity and inclusion across all levels.
What benefits does EY offer to its Corporate Law Clerks?
EY offers a competitive compensation package with comprehensive medical and dental coverage, a defined contribution pension plan, a generous vacation policy, paid personal days, and various programs designed to support overall well-being.
Is teamwork emphasized in this role?
Yes, strong team players who support their colleagues while managing their own workload are highly valued in this role at EY.
Are there specific areas of law that the Corporate Law Clerk will focus on?
The focus areas include corporate and partnership law, mergers and acquisitions, distribution and licensing agreements, and corporate governance.