Associate – White Collar Crime / Corporate Financial Crime

Our London office is seeking an associate to join our White Collar Crime and Corporate Financial Crime practice. This role offers the opportunity to work within a global firm recognized for its strength in investigations, regulatory enforcement, and complex financial crime matters.

As part of our team, you will handle a broad range of matters for UK and international clients, including corporate investigations, regulatory inquiries, and cross-border disputes. You will work closely with partners and senior associates across our London and global offices, gaining exposure to high-profile and strategically significant cases.

Our firm is a leading international legal practice with a strong presence in key financial centers. In London, we have built a dynamic and collaborative team of over 170 lawyers, advising clients across sectors such as financial services, energy, pharmaceuticals, and technology. We are committed to providing high-quality, partner-led advice and fostering an environment where associates can develop their expertise and career.

We are looking for candidates with experience in white collar crime, investigations, or regulatory enforcement, ideally gained in a top-tier law firm or a relevant government authority. Strong analytical, drafting, and communication skills are essential, as is the ability to manage multiple matters and work effectively as part of a team.

This is an excellent opportunity to advance your career within a global firm, working on complex and varied matters in a supportive and ambitious environment.

• Qualified lawyer with significant experience in white collar crime, investigations, or regulatory enforcement (typically 2–5 years PQE).
• Strong academic background and excellent legal research and writing skills.
• Proven ability to manage complex cases and work collaboratively with cross-border teams.
• Experience with corporate financial crime matters, including fraud, bribery, and money laundering, is preferred.
• Admission to practice in England and Wales (or ability to qualify without additional training).