An international law firm focused on successful individuals, private capital, and the organisations that support them is seeking a talented Associate (2–3 years' PQE) to join its Corporate & Real Estate practice. The role sits at the intersection of Administrative and Real Estate Law, advising private investors, family offices, developers, and investment funds on high-value acquisitions, development projects, and strategic real estate investments.

The successful candidate will gain exposure to a broad range of administrative and real estate matters, including administrative and regulatory due diligence in connection with acquisitions, developments, and disposals; analysis of planning, zoning, building, and environmental regulations; review of permits, licences, concessions, and authorisations affecting real estate assets; and assistance with urban planning and development projects such as hospitality, mixed-use, and luxury developments. The role also involves advice on dealings with municipalities and public authorities and support on public procurement, concession, and other public law matters.

There will be opportunities to support the wider Corporate team on selected civil and corporate matters within a highly collaborative, multidisciplinary environment. The firm offers early responsibility, direct client interaction, and exposure to complex, often cross-border matters, working alongside market-leading lawyers across practice areas. Joining a supportive and entrepreneurial culture, the successful candidate will play an active role in the continued growth of the practice and build lasting client relationships.

Italy qualified lawyer (Avvocato)
2–3 years' post-qualification experience in Administrative Law
Experience conducting administrative, planning, and regulatory due diligence
Experience advising on town-planning, permitting, concessions, and real estate development matters
Prior experience in public procurement matters would be advantageous
Experience supporting corporate and commercial transactions would be considered an asset
Fluent in Italian with advanced English language skills (minimum C1 level), both written and spoken
Excellent drafting and analytical skills
Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work directly with clients and other advisers
Enthusiastic and engaged attitude with clear communication style
Ability to work collaboratively in a team-oriented environment, including with colleagues in overseas offices
Solid IT skills (Word, Excel, and document management systems)

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