Capital Markets | Trainee Lawyer

CMS is a future-facing law firm. With more than 90 offices in over 45 countries and 7,200+ lawyers worldwide, we combine deep local market understanding with a global perspective. Active in Luxembourg since 2011, CMS Luxembourg now counts more than 70 lawyers, recognised genuine experts in their respective fields. The Firm provides comprehensive legal support to local and international clients, both for their Luxembourg transactions and their day-to-day operations.

Each year, CMS Luxembourg welcomes law students for academic internships. It is one of the preferred pathways to joining our firm for a long-term collaboration.

What we offer

Our Investment Funds team is currently looking for a Trainee Lawyer in Capital Markets for a 6- month internship.

If you are interested in investment funds, particularly in Capital Markets, and are keen to gain experience and skills within a dynamic and supportive team, this opportunity is for you!

As a Trainee Lawyer, you will:

1. Work in an international and friendly environment;
2. Be trained and mentored by experienced lawyers;
3. Assist on a variety of transactions for diversified and reputed clients;
4. Conduct legal research and draft legal documents;
5. Participate in conference calls and assist in the preparation of client meetings;
6. Contribute to the organisation and/or attend internal and external seminars and conferences.

You will benefit from a competitive internship remuneration package and take part in the firm’s corporate events.

Your profile

1. You are currently enrolled in a Master’s degree in Law, an LL.M., or Bar School;
2. You are bilingual in French and fluent in English. German would be an asset;
3. You are motivated, open-minded, and a team player with a strong willingness to learn;
4. You are eager to gain international experience in a dynamic and multicultural environment.

If you are interested, please send us your CV to HR@cms-dblux.com.

Please note that, in the event of recruitment, a recent extract from a criminal record (casier judiciaire) will be required.

All applications will be treated with the strictest confidentiality.