Liedekerke is one of Belgium’s foremost business law firms. Based in Brussels, with a London representative office since November 2007, and independent since its creation in 1965, the firm has established an international reputation upon a unique experience and unchallenged expertise, which it has acquired in all areas of business law.
The Corporate & Finance practice group provides clients with practical and business-oriented solutions in all corporate and M&A matters, including capital markets, corporate governance, reorganizations, private equity and venture capital, joint ventures, and corporate litigation.
The firm’s clients represent the full spectrum of corporate entities, ranging from sovereigns and public authorities to start-ups, multinational corporations, private equity and venture capital sponsors, family offices, senior managers, non-profit organizations, foundations, and leading Belgian companies.
As one of the largest Corporate & Finance teams in Belgium, the attorneys leverage their combined expertise to efficiently address clients’ corporate and M&A needs, both domestically and internationally. For cross-border transactions, they collaborate daily with top-tier foreign law firms.
Liedekerke’s international arbitration practice is made up of 10 lawyers advising and representing clients in international arbitration proceedings, arbitration-related court cases and international disputes.
With extensive expertise in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, we also play a leading role in arbitration-related court proceedings in Belgium and abroad, including enforcement and setting-aside actions.
Your role
As a lawyer in our International Arbitration and Dispute Resolution team, you will:
represent clients before major arbitral institutions (ICC, LCIA, SIAC, ICSID) and in ad hoc proceedings
handle setting-aside and enforcement of arbitral awards and foreign judgments in Belgian and European courts
defend clients in Belgian, EU, and other European courts
advise on disputes related to a wide range of matters, including commercial contracts, M&A, engineering & construction, and international law
collaborate with other practices on dispute resolution and international matters
What we offer
You can expect:
highly interesting and challenging matters in international arbitration and dispute resolution
a multilingual, open and stimulating work environment
an atmosphere where teamwork prevails
direct client contact from day one, allowing you to build lasting relationships and to expand your professional network
a true commitment to your continued legal education and training
an attractive compensation and benefits package
a team of 10 strong professionals willing to support you any time
a green and efficient mobility with our offices located next to the Brussels and Antwerp Central Stations
What we look for
We are looking for a bright associate who has:
an outstanding knowledge of French and English
excellent results at a Belgian university and an experience abroad (Erasmus or LL.M. a strong plus)
0 to 2 years of experience in dispute resolution, with a marked interest for international disputes and arbitration
strong analytical, organisational, and editorial skills
nice to work with, problem-solver, with a hands-on attitude
eager to learn, client-focused, and highly motivated
Practical information
Start date: As soon as possible
Location: Brussels, with the option to also work from our Antwerp office.
Are you the one we are looking for?
Click on the “apply” button and launch your professional career at Liedekerke!
Applying to Liedekerke can be done in your native language.
Please include the following documents:
your resume
a short letter of motivation focusing on your experience in dispute resolution, your interest in international arbitration, and your experience abroad
the transcript of your Bachelor’s degree(s) and any Master’s degree(s) or additional qualifications
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