Working Student - Competition & Regulation

You will participate in educational and social programs. We offer a market-conform salary, vacation days, full travel reimbursement, and free coffee at the office. Additionally, we organize drinks, team outings, and social activities. You will get access to training, workshops, and knowledge sessions.

Do you want to gain practical experience as a law student in our Competition & Regulation practice? Then this position as a working student at De Brauw in Amsterdam might be what you are looking for! As a working student, you will work approximately 15 hours per week, contributing long-term to ongoing matters. This is in contrast to a two-month full-time student internship.

Why choose a role as a working student in the Competition & Regulation group?

You gain relevant work experience that aligns with your studies, build a valuable network, and develop essential skills in multidisciplinary teams at a leading law firm. You will be guided by experts in the field of competition and regulation. You will receive personal guidance with direct feedback and learn to tackle complex legal issues by working on real files.

Your work is a mix of know-how activities and practical support. You will conduct case law research, draft memos, assist with presentations on legal developments, and contribute to newsletters. You will participate in team meetings and support the team in complex competition and regulatory matters. You will work independently, but with support from your supervisors.

Our Competition practice focuses on competition and regulation, and we provide strategic advice to multinational clients regarding enforcement measures and transactions. We have experience in obtaining approval for complex merger control cases at the European Commission and other competition authorities worldwide. Our team has handled high-profile, data-intensive cartel cases and has a track record of overturning fines before the European courts. We coordinate merger filings in numerous jurisdictions worldwide and participate in civil cartel damage claims in the Netherlands, in close cooperation with our specialists in civil disputes.

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