We are currently recruiting a talented Trainee Lawyer or an experienced Lawyer to join our Litigation team in Milan. The ideal candidate will have proven experience in international financial sanctions and export control and, as a strong asset, a background in civil and commercial disputes.

Advising clients on international financial sanctions and export control matters

Supporting clients, including leading banks and private corporations, in their day-to-day compliance with EU and OFAC sanctions programs

Assisting with legal research and analysis on sanctions and regulatory developments

Supporting the assessment of legal and compliance risks

Drafting legal documents, including memoranda and client communications

Assisting the team in commercial and civil litigation matters

Working closely with senior professionals on complex domestic and cross-border matters

Keeping track of legal and regulatory developments relevant to clients’ activities

Italian qualified lawyer with great academic results

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we believe that candidates who have between 1 and 2 years’ PQE are likely to have the right level of legal knowledge and have gained the right level of experience needed to be able to undertake this role

We are also interested in evaluating a brilliant and experienced trainee lawyer who will preferably expect to sit for the first session of Italian Bar Exam in 2027

The candidate should have previous experience in international financial sanctions and export control, and a proven background of commercial law and dispute resolution will be considered a plus

Excellent communication and drafting skills in Italian and English

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📌 Trainee Lawyer (Milano)
🏢 Dla Piper
📍 Milano