Job Requirements

• A qualified lawyer with 1–3 years of experience in Trade Remedies and International Trade Law.
• Excellent academic credentials.
• A postgraduate degree in international trade law would be an asset.
• Experience in working with international clients.
• Advanced level of written and spoken English (IELTS score of min. 7.5 or min TOEFL score of 105 is required).
• Strong planning, organization, drafting, communication, and analytical skills.
• Motivated team player.
• Ability to take initiative, and a willingness to take ownership of and responsibility for projects.
• Working knowledge of MS Office applications, especially Excel

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Job Description

• Advising clients on a range of international trade and trade remedies matters, including anti-dumping, countervailing duty, and safeguard investigations.
• Assisting clients in trade policy compliance and regulatory matters.
• Drafting submissions to relevant authorities (e.g., Ministry of Trade, investigating authorities) and courts.
• Conducting legal and economic analysis in trade investigations.
• Managing client relationships.
• Drafting articles on international trade and trade remedies matters.
• Actively participating in business development activities.

Skills

• Ethical Behavior Skills: Demonstrate a strong commitment to ethical principles and professional conduct, ensuring all actions and decisions adhere to company values and legal standards.
• Awareness of Job Responsibilities: Maintain a clear understanding of assigned duties and responsibilities, ability to take initiative, consistently meeting expectations and delivering high-quality work.
• Teamwork: Collaborate effectively with colleagues, contributing to a positive team environment and working towards common goals.
• Coping with Stress: Manage and adapt to high-pressure situations and workloads, particularly during investigation timelines and submission deadlines.
• Effective Record Keeping: Maintain accurate and organized records, especially in investigation files and client documentation.
• Continuous Learning: Engage in ongoing professional development, staying current with developments in international trade law and global trade policies.
• Critical Thinking: Apply analytical skills to evaluate economic and trade data, develop legal strategies, and solve complex regulatory issues effectively.
• Interpersonal Skills: Build and maintain strong relationships with clients, public authorities, and other stakeholders.
• Written and Verbal Communication: Communicate clearly and persuasively in both written and verbal forms, particularly in drafting submissions and presenting arguments.
• Research: Conduct thorough legal and economic research to support trade investigations and advisory work.
• Information Gathering: Collect, analyze, and synthesize trade data and regulatory information from various sources.
• Legal Writing: Produce clear, precise, and well-structured legal documents, including petitions, investigation responses, and advisory memoranda.