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| Job Location | London |
| Education | Not Mentioned |
| Salary | £32,000 - £35,000 per annum |
| Industry | Not Mentioned |
| Functional Area | Not Mentioned |
| Job Type | Permanent, full-time |
Reporting into a Senior Lawyer the Legal & Business Affairs Assistant will be a key member of the Legal & Business Affairs Content team providing broad rights, legal and business affairs advice and support to the business in the acquisition and commission of content for the company.Client DetailsMy client is a multi-award winning global media company.DescriptionThis will suit existing paralegals or legal and business affairs assistants who have:A genuine interest in and enthusiasm for TV and media lawGood practical understanding and commercial awareness of acquisitions and commissioning content in a broadcasting and media industry.Knowledge and understanding of :- collective music licences, archive, talent and other contributor agreements- programme development and/or commissioning agreements- programme acquisition or other licensing workStrong IT skills, with experience of rights and contracts database work & legal research tools.Good legal drafting skills with the potential to take on more complex tasks, with trainingProfileThe successful candidate will have worked in a media team in a law firm or a in-house as part of a legal and business affairs assistant.They will have had exposure to talent and contributor agreements, collective music licences and drafted contracts previously.LLB or GDL conversion requiredLPC desiredJob OfferPermanent role£32-£35k salary dependent on experience.PLEASE NOTE: Due to the volume of applications only those who have the relevant experience will be shortlisted and contacted. We are unfortunately unable to provide individual feedback on applications that have not been successful.