Rechtsanwältin/Rechtsanwalt; m/f/d) Corporate Law/M&A
Verfasst am 2026-10-17
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Recht
Handels- & Gesellschaftsrecht, Anwalt, Finanzrecht, Rechtsbeistand
Location: Stuttgart & Frankfurt, Germany (Hybrid)
Employment Type: Full-time
Experience Level: 2–3+ years preferred, ambitious career starters welcome
Salary: €90,000 – €120,000
Languages: German C2, English C1
About The CompanyOur client is a highly regarded full-service commercial law firm specializing in business law and corporate advisory services. With offices in Stuttgart and Frankfurt, the firm advises national and international clients across a wide range of complex corporate and M&A matters.
The firm is known for combining deep legal specialization with a highly collaborative and entrepreneurial working environment. Lawyers work closely with partners, receive direct client exposure early on, and benefit from strong mentorship and long-term development opportunities.
AboutThe Role
We are seeking a motivated Rechtsanwältin/Rechtsanwalt specializing in Corporate Law / M&A to join a highly specialized legal team advising national and international clients.
This role offers exposure to sophisticated corporate transactions, direct client interaction, and the opportunity to work closely with experienced partners on complex legal matters involving M&A, corporate governance, shareholder structures, and commercial disputes.
HIGH LEVEL
This role is best suited for a commercially minded lawyer with strong academic credentials, interest in Corporate / M&A law, and the ability to work within sophisticated client-facing legal environments.
What You’ll Do- Advise national and international clients on corporate law matters
- Draft and negotiate Corporate and M&A agreements
- Support transactions including share purchase agreements, joint ventures, and shareholder agreements
- Advise boards, managing directors, shareholders, and supervisory bodies
- Support matters related to corporate governance, compliance, and liability issues
- Participate in judicial and extrajudicial dispute resolution matters
- Collaborate closely with partners and interdisciplinary legal teams
- Fully qualified German lawyer with strong academic performance in both state examinations
- Strong interest in Corporate Law / M&A
- Excellent German (C2) and English (C1) communication skills
- Commercial mindset and interest in business-related legal matters
- LL.M. or doctorate beneficial, but not required
- Ideally 2–3 years of experience in Corporate / M&A law — strong career starters are also welcome
- Work within a highly respected full-service commercial law firm
- Direct client contact and close collaboration with partners
- Clear development path toward Salary Partner level
- Flexible working models including hybrid setup and part-time options
- Modern offices in central Stuttgart and Frankfurt locations
- Support for LL.M., doctorate, and specialist legal qualifications
- International exposure through the INTERLAW network
- Collaborative and team-oriented culture with flat hierarchies
Standort: Stuttgart & Frankfurt (Hybrid)
Anstellungsart: Vollzeit
Erfahrungslevel: 2–3+ Jahre erwünscht, engagierte Berufseinsteiger willkommen
Gehalt: €90.000 – €120.000
Sprachen: Deutsch C2, Englisch C1
Über die KanzleiUnser Kunde ist eine renommierte Full-Service-Wirtschaftskanzlei mit Spezialisierung im Wirtschaftsrecht und der Beratung nationaler sowie internationaler Mandanten.
Mit Standorten in Stuttgart und Frankfurt begleitet die Kanzlei anspruchsvolle Mandate im Gesellschaftsrecht und M&A-Umfeld und verbindet hohe fachliche Spezialisierung mit einer kollaborativen und unternehmerischen Arbeitsweise.
Die Kanzlei bietet direkten Mandantenkontakt, enge Zusammenarbeit mit Partnern sowie langfristige Entwicklungs- und Weiterbildungsmöglichkeiten.
Über die RolleGesucht wird eine engagierte Rechtsanwältin / ein engagierter Rechtsanwalt mit Schwerpunkt Gesellschaftsrecht / M&A…
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