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Job Description

Commercial Lawyer (Part-Time, 7 Months) A leading international consumer products business is seeking a commercial lawyer to support a range of market expansion and business transformation projects across EMEA. The Role Drafting and negotiating commercial contracts, distribution agreements, supplier agreements, leases and licences Advising on market entry initiatives and business transformation projects Supporting consumer protection, marketing and customer experience matters across multiple jurisdictions Working closely with internal stakeholders and external counsel Managing multiple workstreams in a fast-paced international environment About You UK or EU qualified lawyer with approximately 5-10 years' PQE Strong commercial contracts experience, ideally gained in-house and/or private practice Experience in retail, consumer products or FMCG sectors preferred Familiar with cross-border EMEA matters Knowledge of consumer protection and marketing regulations would be advantageous Strong stakeholder and project management skills Assignment Details Start Date: December 2026 Duration: 7 months Working Pattern: 3-4 days per week Location: Ideally Amsterdam-based with 2 days in the office, though flexibility can be considered IR35 Status: Multiple engagement models available An excellent opportunity to join a high-profile international business and support strategic growth initiatives across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

Core Responsibilities

Draft and negotiate commercial contracts, distribution and supplier agreements, leases, and licences while advising on market entry and business transformation projects. Support consumer protection, marketing, and customer experience matters across multiple jurisdictions, coordinating with internal stakeholders and external counsel.

Requirements

The role requires a UK- or EU-qualified lawyer with approximately 5–10 years of post-qualification experience and strong commercial contracts expertise. Experience in retail, consumer products, or FMCG and familiarity with cross-border EMEA matters are preferred; knowledge of consumer protection and marketing regulations, plus strong stakeholder and project management skills, is advantageous.