Research Associate – Litigation & Arbitration, Insolvency Law, Corporate Law

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🇩🇪 Germany – Remote

💵 €1.3k - €1.8k / week

⏰ Full Time

🟢 Junior

🟡 Mid-level

🔬 Research Analyst

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WACH UND MECKES

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11 - 50 employees

Founded 2009

⚖️ Legal

🤝 B2B

Legal • B2B

WACH UND MECKES is a Munich-based law firm (Rechtsanwälte PartGmbB) that focuses on commercial, business-oriented legal services. The firm emphasizes protecting clients' commercial success by avoiding unnecessary litigation and finding more effective, business-focused solutions; it litigates only when necessary and then commits fully to secure clients' peace of mind. The firm's messaging stresses serving clients' economic interests and providing strategic legal counsel to companies.

📋 Description

• Conduct research on complex insolvency and corporate law issues • Contribute to academic articles, professional publications, and other written materials • Monitor and analyze current case law • Prepare relevant decisions, including their legal classification and practical implications • Evaluate case law and legal literature • Prepare well-founded research findings for publications and other professional formats • Develop the content and prepare webinars • Develop webinar topics, prepare legal issues, and create presentation materials • Present current legal developments and complex relationships clearly and precisely • Work directly with the attorneys • Take on independent research and work assignments depending on experience • Contribute to sophisticated matters in insolvency and corporate law • Bring forward original ideas and topic suggestions • Help shape the academic analysis of current developments

🎯 Requirements

• Above-average results in the first or second German State Examination in Law; excellent examination results preferred • Interest in insolvency law and corporate law • Initial professional or practical experience in one or both areas of law is preferred • Enjoyment of academic work, legal research, and analysis of current case law • Ability to grasp complex legal matters precisely and present them convincingly in writing • Excellent German and good English language skills • Proficiency in MS Office • Familiarity with legal databases and digital research tools • Structured, meticulous, and independent working style • Team player with strong commitment and a desire to truly understand matters • Confidence and a clear, analytical mind • Willingness to thoroughly familiarize yourself with new legal issues

🏖️ Benefits

• Attractive compensation of EUR 1,250 (with the First State Examination) or EUR 1,750 (with the Second State Examination) per working day per week • Structured onboarding and short decision-making processes • Direct contact with attorneys and, depending on the assignment, clients • An associate serving as a tutor and direct point of contact • Modern workplace in the heart of Munich when working on-site • Flexible work arrangements and working hours by mutual agreement • Fully remote work possible • Compatible with legal clerkship, doctoral studies, or other professional commitments • 30 days of annual leave on a full-time basis • Additional days off on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve • Special leave for important personal occasions • Drinks and snacks • Monthly team lunch with updates on current topics • Regular social events

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