Legal Advisor - Regulatory Affairs

Legal Advisor - Regulatory Affairs
Région: Bruxelles
Expérience nécessaire: 3 ans
Secteur d'activité: Notariat, Cabinet de conseil
Réf: LexGO2002
Contrat: Durée indéterminée (Temps plein)

Description de la société

Fednot est l’association professionnelle du notariat. Grâce à l’investissement quotidien de près de 200 collaborateurs, elle permet aux notaires d’offrir des services de qualité aux citoyens dans les moments essentiels de leur vie. Fednot joue un rôle de pionnier avec une large gamme innovante de services et de solutions sur mesure. Les études notariales peuvent faire appel à nous pour des conseils juridiques, du soutien en matière de logiciels, des conseils pour la gestion de leur étude ainsi que des solutions RH.

Nos bureaux sont situés en plein cœur de Bruxelles, à proximité immédiate de la gare Centrale. Nous offrons un environnement de travail agréable et stimulant où les initiatives ont largement leur place.


The Legal Advisor Regulatory Affairs supports the well-functioning of the civil law notary profession in Europe and will defend the interests of the Belgian notary in particular at European and international level. For this purpose the advisor follows up on specific regulatory and legal files and analyses the impact on the civil law notary profession. The Legal Advisor Regulatory Affairs informs the relevant stakeholders on a regular basis on the evolution and outcome of these files and gives advice on the strategy to be followed. 

What does your job entail:

  • Gather and analyse regulatory and strategic information with regard to European and international legislative/regulatory files, mainly concerning data governance, information technology, consumer and contract law
  • Interact with federations of notaries in various countries (national, European and international) that work on matters related to these legal domains
  • Prepare meetings with, and intervene during meetings organised by the relevant units of the European Institutions and foreign notarial institutions to defend the interest of the Belgian civil law notary profession
  • Participate in seminars and other events and projects in Belgium and abroad (within the European Union) related to these issues, , including steering committees of European co-financing projects in cooperation with other notarial institutions
  • Communicate about the progress of the files and projects to the Belgian notaries, i.e. through articles in professional magazines, presentations during events and meetings,….

What we expect:

  • Excellent performance in a multilingual working environment and open to occasional travels abroad;
  • Good communication skills and active participation in meetings; 
  • A master degree in Law from a Belgian university and an additional Master degree in European Law;    
  • 3 to 5 years of work experience in a legal function;  
  • Experience in European and Belgian data governance, information technology, consumer and contract law, a background in competition law is a clear asset;
  • French-speaking with a very good knowledge of Dutch and English (both spoken and written). Knowledge of any other European languages is an asset; 
  • Confidence with MS Office.

Wherre will you work?

You'll be working at the Brussels office & home office (hybrid! 40% at the office, 60% home).


Interested? Please apply as soon as possible and no later than 20 April 2025

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