Fractional Corporate Commercial Lawyer

Company: Major, Lindsey & Africa
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Location: London
Job Description:

Corporate Commercial Fractional Lawyer (10+ PQE)

Location: Flexible / Remote (UK-based preferred)

Engagement Type: Fractional / Part-time

The Opportunity

We are partnering with a client to appoint an experienced Corporate Commercial Fractional Lawyer (10+ PQE) to support their business on a flexible, part-time basis.

This is a varied and hands-on role covering both corporate and commercial matters, with a strong focus on the nuclear, renewables, and clean energy sectors. The successful candidate will play a key role in advising on strategic initiatives, contracts, and regulatory considerations.

The role would suit a lawyer who already maintains a portfolio of clients or engagements, and is comfortable balancing multiple workstreams within a flexible, fractional structure.

Time Commitment

  • Flexible and variable based on business needs
  • Periods of 1–2 days per week during peak activity
  • Quieter periods with reduced involvement
  • Average Commitment: 0-15 hours per week

Key Responsibilities

Corporate & Strategic

  • Advise on corporate structuring, governance, and strategic transactions
  • Support joint ventures, partnerships, and investment arrangements

Commercial Contracts

  • Draft, review, and negotiate a wide range of commercial agreements
  • Support project development, supplier, and customer contracting
  • Develop and refine contract templates and processes

Regulatory & Sector Advisory

  • Provide legal input on nuclear, renewables, and clean energy projects
  • Advise on relevant regulatory frameworks and compliance obligations
  • Support risk management and regulatory strategy

General Legal Support

  • Act as a trusted advisor to senior stakeholders
  • Deliver pragmatic, commercially focused legal advice

Key Requirements

  • Qualified lawyer with 10+ years PQE
  • Strong experience in corporate and commercial law
  • Experience in nuclear, renewables, or clean energy sectors (essential)
  • Regulatory experience in energy or infrastructure (highly desirable)
  • Proven ability to work independently, take ownership, and deliver autonomously
  • Comfortable operating in a fractional, flexible capacity

Posted: June 2nd, 2026