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The law firm KLG LAW GROUP recruits a Junior or Confirmed Lawyer for its Litigation Department. Areas of intervention: OHADA recovery and enforcement, commercial litigation, arbitration, business criminal litigation, land and property litigation. Missions: File analysis, case law research and procedural strategies; Drafting of procedural documents (submissions, requests, conclusions, briefs, complaints); Representation before civil, commercial and criminal courts, the Court of Appeal, the Supreme Court and the CCJA; Recovery of claims and means of implementation of the AUPSRVE; Ad hoc and institutional arbitration, actions for annulment and enforcement; Follow-up of hearings, roles and deadlines. According to experience: for the Junior profile (0 to 3 years), first drafts of conclusions, pre-trial hearings, follow-up with bailiffs, pleading files; for the Confirmed profile (4 to 7 years), autonomous management, pleading on the merits and appeals, arbitration, transactional negotiations and supervision.
Candidate profile
Lawyer registered at a bar (0 to 3 years of practice for Junior, 4 to 7 years for Confirmed)
Mastery of Enforcement and OHADA Law (AUPSRVE)
Proven competence in civil, commercial, criminal and arbitration proceedings
Excellent writing and speaking skills
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