Contract Lawyer (6 -10 Years Experience) Immediate Joiner

Company Description

Emerge Legal is a premier law firm that excels in contract management, drafting, vetting, redlining, and negotiations. With a dedicated and experienced team of attorneys, the firm offers end-to-end comprehensive services to manage contract life cycles and handle international trade agreements. Emerge Legal assists clients ranging from startups to multinational corporations by providing tailored solutions to minimize legal risks and achieve business objectives. The firm’s expertise also includes contract law, cross-border transactions, intellectual property rights, litigation, business restructuring, and statutory compliance. Based on a commitment to clients' success, Emerge Legal ensures their legal processes operate smoothly and effectively.

Role Description

This is a full-time on-site role for a Contract Lawyer at Emerge Legal, located in Gurugram. The candidate will be responsible for drafting, reviewing, and vetting contracts, redlining agreements, and providing comprehensive legal advice. They will also handle contract negotiations, manage the entire contract lifecycle, and address legal matters related to commercial agreements, international trade, and business transactions. Additional responsibilities include ensuring compliance with applicable laws, conducting due diligence, and managing legal risks for clients.

Qualifications

Proficiency in Contract Drafting, Vetting, and Redlining.

Strong skills in Contract Negotiations and lifecycle management, along with experience in commercial agreements and international trade.

Knowledge of corporate and commercial law, statutory compliance, and regulatory framework.

Ability to conduct Legal Research, Due Diligence, and provide legal risk assessments.

Proven track record in Litigation, business restructuring, or handling intellectual property rights is a significant advantage.

6-10 years of relevant experience in contract law and negotiations.

Bachelor’s degree in Law (LLB) or equivalent qualification. LLM or expertise in international trade law is a plus.

Strong communication, analytical, and organizational skills, with the ability to work under deadlines in a fast-paced environment.