As a Law Clerk (m/f/d), you will gain relevant practical experience alongside your studies or PhD, either over an extended period or to bridge shorter periods. You are an important member of our team and will work independently on complex issues relating to ongoing cases. Our experienced attorneys are here to support you.
Join our international team: we are looking for up-and-coming legal professionals who want to get involved and help shape our practice. Top grades, enthusiasm and excellent English skills are your ticket in. Ideally, you have already successfully passed your first or even both of your state examinations. In individual cases, a legal clerkship may also be possible before you have completed your first state examination. We are flexible when it comes to the number of working days – so you can continue to focus on your studies.
Our practice in Germany focuses on litigation before state courts, arbitration tribunals and regulatory authorities, particularly in the areas of corporate, patent, soft IP, antitrust, regulatory, commercial, white-collar crime and finance law. Prior knowledge is not required, but a genuine interest in these fields is welcome.
The remuneration is currently €1,500 gross per working day for those who have successfully passed their first state examination and €2,000 gross per working day for those who have successfully passed their second state examination. Law clerks who have not yet taken their first state examination receive €845 gross per working day.
Please apply, stating your preferred start date and the number of working days per week. Also upload your application documents, including a cover letter, CV and transcripts (high school diploma, first and second state examination (if available), law clerkship certificates, employment references).
We look forward to receiving your application.
Law Clerks (m/f/d)
Mannheim, Berlin, Hamburg, München, Stuttgart
Part-time
Temporary
Stellenausschreibung
About us
Quinn Emanel is the world’s largest law firm that exclusively handles litigation. We brought our unique “litigation only” approach to Germany in 2010. Since then, we have inspired a large number of applicants to join us in litigating national and international disputes in court and resolving complex issues across all areas of law.
The core of our German practice consists of proceedings in the fields of intellectual property, commercial disputes, antitrust law, capital markets and financial law, as well as regulatory proceedings of all kinds. We provide comprehensive advice in both purely domestic and cross-border disputes. This gives you the opportunity to work in an international environment on cases involving German, European, and international law.
From day one, you are fully integrated into our teams and have direct client contact. In line with our philosophy – Talent mandatory. Suit optional – you do not even need to wear a suit.