FAQs
What is the role of the Senior Associate in the corporate team?
The Senior Associate will play a pivotal role by leading corporate transactions, advising clients, mentoring junior colleagues, and contributing to strategic business development.
What qualifications are required for this position?
The candidate should be a UK-qualified solicitor with at least 5 years of post-qualification experience, particularly in corporate transactional work.
What types of transactions will the Senior Associate handle?
The Senior Associate will lead corporate transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, investments, and private equity matters.
Is there a focus on professional development for junior colleagues?
Yes, mentoring and supporting junior team members is a key responsibility of the Senior Associate.
How does Bates Wells approach climate commitments?
Bates Wells is committed to reducing environmental impact and driving a just transition to net zero through its Climate Programme.
What does the firm offer in terms of workplace flexibility?
The firm supports a hybrid working model, allowing for flexible arrangements with part-time options and at least two office days weekly.
Are there any unique benefits provided to employees?
Yes, Bates Wells offers progressive benefits such as green pensions, IVF support, private healthcare, and more for employee well-being and growth.
How does Bates Wells foster inclusion within the workplace?
Bates Wells champions inclusion by fostering a diverse and inclusive culture where creativity and innovation thrive.
What is the firm’s mission regarding social impact?
Bates Wells aims to align profit with social purpose to create a lasting positive impact on people, communities, and the planet.
Will the Senior Associate have client interaction?
Yes, the role involves significant client exposure and building client relationships.