FAQs
Do we support remote work?
Yes, we support a hybrid working schedule that allows for both in-office and remote presence.
What qualifications are required for this position?
Candidates must be solicitors qualified in England and Wales with a Bachelor of Laws (or equivalent), and a minimum of five years’ post-qualification experience in mergers & acquisitions and private equity at a leading international law firm.
What will be the main responsibilities of the Knowledge Management Lawyer?
Key responsibilities include monitoring legal and regulatory developments, drafting and maintaining knowledge resources, supporting training programs, analyzing market trends, and participating in external forums.
Is there a defined career progression route for this role?
Yes, Latham & Watkins has a well-established Knowledge Management program with defined career progression routes.
Are there any specific skills required for this position?
Candidates should possess outstanding communication skills, be highly organized with attention to detail, and have the ability to work independently on complex projects.
What benefits do successful candidates receive?
Successful candidates receive a generous total compensation package, health insurance, a pension plan, wellness programs, employee discounts, and more.
How does Latham & Watkins promote diversity and inclusion?
The firm has a range of diversity programming, including Global Affinity Groups, providing a supportive network and a platform for sharing experiences and advice.
Can candidates with less than five years PQE apply for this role?
While the expectation is for candidates to have at least five years PQE, Latham & Watkins is open to candidates at all levels, including those with significant experience in the field.