9 Conflict Resolution jobs in Dubai
Dispute Resolution Professional
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Freshfields is seeking ambitious candidates to join its leading Dispute Resolution practice in Dubai for a six-month internship.
About the RoleYou will gain hands-on experience in cross-border disputes, arbitration, and risk advisory, working alongside experienced legal professionals.
This internship offers a unique opportunity to develop your skills in a dynamic and fast-paced environment, with access to top-tier expertise and resources.
Key Responsibilities:- Gaining knowledge of international arbitration and investigations
- Assisting senior lawyers with case preparation and research
- Developing business-level English skills through client interactions and documentation
We are a global law firm with a long-standing track record of successfully supporting leading corporations, financial institutions, and governments on critical mandates.
We seek to create a better future for our clients, people, and communities through our global teams and culture of belonging, engagement, and excellence.
Benefits of this role include:
- A chance to work on high-profile cases and projects
- An opportunity to develop your skills in a supportive and collaborative environment
- A competitive salary and benefits package
Please note: The successful candidate will be required to undergo a thorough background check prior to commencement of employment.
Commercial Dispute Resolution Specialist
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Seeks a highly skilled Litigation Associate to join our team. The ideal candidate will have 3-5 years PQE experience in complex commercial litigation.
Key Responsibilities- Working on large and complex commercial disputes and arbitrations.
- Handling varied and challenging legal work that sets the pace in the market.
The firm aims to create a positive, stimulating, and diverse work environment based on teamwork, learning, open communication, and knowledge sharing.
Work EnvironmentThe company strives for an inclusion-first culture where everyone is treated fairly and can bring their authentic selves to work.
International Dispute Resolution Advocate
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We are seeking a skilled legal professional with a common law background to join our team in Dubai.
The successful candidate will play a leading role in offshore litigation and arbitral proceedings, developing and reviewing pleadings, memorials, applications, and other written submissions for international arbitrations and offshore court proceedings.
Key responsibilities include:
- Rigorous research on common law court procedure and preparation of detailed memoranda on procedural law, case management, and cross-border enforcement issues.
- Assisting clients in enforcing arbitral awards and foreign judgments within and outside the DIFC/ADGM.
To be considered for this role, applicants must possess:
- Professional qualifications: Admitted to practice law in England & Wales, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, or Ireland, with higher rights of audience (as a barrister or solicitor-advocate, or equivalent).
- Experience: 2–5 years' post-call experience in a leading set of barristers' chambers, specialist in-house advocacy team, or a trial litigation team within a premier law firm.
- Education: A strong academic foundation in law with an excellent first degree.
- Personal qualities: A high level of professionalism, integrity, and work ethic, with strong interpersonal skills and ability to thrive under pressure.
This is a unique opportunity to advance your career in international dispute resolution. As an advocate in our International Dispute Resolution Group, you will have the chance to work on complex cases and develop your expertise in offshore litigation and arbitral proceedings.
If you are a motivated and experienced legal professional looking to take your career to the next level, we encourage you to apply for this exciting opportunity.
Senior Dispute Resolution Associate
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Charterhouse is currently working with a leading international firm that is looking to expand their Commercial Dispute Resolution team with a Senior Associate. This role will be based in the Dubai office. The Senior Dispute Resolution Associate will be a part of a growing international team, working with some of the most prominent Disputes Partners in the region. The Senior Associate will be involved in a broad mix of commercial disputes, including arbitration, litigation, and investigations. In addition, the Senior Associate will be advising on a wide range of sectors, which include banking & finance, corporate, disputes with regard to FS entities, as well as energy and infrastructure.
Requirements
Our client is looking to hire candidates with 6+ years’ PQE. The successful candidate will join a supportive, high-performing team, working on high-caliber matters with access to outstanding mentorship. Regional experience and proficiency in Arabic are not prerequisites for this role. The firm is also open to relocation for the ideal candidate.
About the company
The Charterhouse brand and business was launched in Dubai and the Middle East in April 2004 by a team of international recruiters and management consultants, after its inception in Sydney, Australia in September 2003. Charterhouse Middle East is now positioned as the leading regional recruiter within its area of disciplines and functional markets. Charterhouse offers professional and bespoke contingency and retained search services to all sectors of the market. Service quality is guaranteed, thanks to a particular focus on flexibility. Charterhouse was the first international search and selection business to establish Dubai as its base. The growth in the Middle East region has been mirrored by Charterhouse globally, with offices now in Qatar, Hong Kong, Singapore, Melbourne and Sydney.
Senior Legal Dispute Resolution Specialist
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Mid-level to senior legal counsel sought for dispute resolution matters and case management. Responsibilities include advising on strategy, investigating details, interviewing witnesses and experts, preparing comprehensive briefs, researching case law and statutes, maintaining accurate files and records, negotiating cases, managing external counsel, and assisting with non-contentious matters.
- Provide high-standard advice and recommendations
- Drafting of pleadings, statements, and reports
- Analysis and management of contentious disputes
- Highly organized with ability to juggle multiple deadlines in a fast-paced environment
Required experience includes working on contentious matters, managing case files and claims, experience with courts and dispute resolution centers, advocacy skills an advantage, excellent interpersonal, planning, time, and stress management skills, and fluency in English and Arabic (verbal and written).
Senior Associate - Commercial Dispute Resolution
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We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Dispute Resolution Specialist to join our team. This is an exciting opportunity to work on arbitrations under various rules, advising clients across different sectors.
- Arbitrations under DIAC, SCCA, ICC, LCIA, and SIAC rules.
- Disputes across technology, telecommunications, pharmaceuticals, financial services, funds, and real estate sectors.
The successful candidate will be responsible for advising clients on breach-of-contract and shareholders' disputes, including earn-out disputes, breach-of-warranty claims, and expert determinations.
- Breach-of-contract and shareholders' disputes.
- Assisting with dispute resolution under various rules and regulations.
To be considered for this role, you must have:
- At least 3-6 years of post-qualification experience in dispute resolution.
- Qualification in England & Wales, Australia, New Zealand, or South Africa.
- No requirement for Arabic language skills.
Dispute Resolution Expert - Senior Litigation Role
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The firm is expanding its capabilities in offshore DIFC/ADGM litigation and seeks a senior dispute resolution expert to drive growth.
Applicants must have prior experience at another international law firm in the region, with a demonstrated client base for Partner level candidates.
Key Requirements- Mid-Senior level expertise in construction and energy disputes, international arbitration, and onshore litigation.
- Prior experience in DIFC/ADGM litigation and a strong track record of success.
Full-time employment with opportunities for career advancement.
Referrals can increase interview chances by up to two times.
LocationDubai, United Arab Emirates.
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Advocate, International Dispute Resolution – common law background
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Role Location : Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Department : International Dispute Resolution Group (IDR)
Type of Role : Permanent, Full-Time
The firm is one of the UAE's oldest full-service law firms, with a legacy spanning over three decades. It is recognized for leadership in high-stakes disputes, deep regional expertise, client service, and multilingual capabilities in civil and common law contexts. The International Dispute Resolution (IDR) team handles a broad scope of matters, including high-value international arbitrations under major institutional rules (ICC, UNCITRAL, DIAC, arbitrateAD) and heavyweight litigation in the UAE's common law courts (DIFC and ADGM). Team members undertake advocacy before international courts and tribunals in the UAE and abroad.
The RoleWe are recruiting a well-qualified advocate trained in common law to take a leading role in offshore litigation before the DIFC and ADGM Courts, as well as arbitral proceedings seated in the region. The successful candidate will have strong drafting ability for submissions and pleadings (including skeleton arguments, statements of case, and applications). Courtroom experience is advantageous, but superior drafting ability is essential.
Core Responsibilities- Advocacy: Draft and review pleadings, memorials, applications, and other substantive submissions for international arbitrations and offshore court proceedings. Assist senior lawyers in developing case strategy and managing complex files from inception through final award or judgment.
- Legal Research: Conduct rigorous research on common law court procedure with familiarity of the Rules of the DIFC (RDC) or ADGM Courts, or equivalents in the candidate's home jurisdiction. Prepare detailed memoranda on procedural law, case management, and cross-border enforcement issues, and apply insights to draft persuasive written submissions and procedural applications.
- Advisory: Assist in enforcement of arbitral awards and foreign judgments within and outside the DIFC/ADGM. Advise clients on litigation risk, dispute avoidance, and alternative dispute resolution (mediation/negotiation) where appropriate.
- Professional Qualifications : Admitted to practice law in England & Wales, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore or Ireland, with higher rights of audience (as a barrister or solicitor-advocate, or equivalent). Eligibility for registration as a legal practitioner before the DIFC and/or ADGM Courts is essential; existing registration is an advantage.
- Experience : 2–5 years' post-call (or post-qualification) experience in a leading set of barristers' chambers, specialist in-house advocacy team, or a trial litigation team within a premier law firm. Demonstrated track record of drafting pleadings, skeleton arguments, applications, and written submissions for commercial disputes. Prior involvement in contested hearings or trial preparation is advantageous but secondary to a proven pedigree in persuasive written advocacy.
- Education : Strong academic foundation in law with an excellent first degree. Advanced studies in international arbitration or comparative dispute resolution (e.g., LL.M.) are advantageous.
- Personal Qualities : High level of professionalism, integrity, and work ethic. Team player with strong interpersonal skills, able to collaborate in a multicultural environment. Ability to thrive under pressure, manage multiple deadlines, and adapt to high-value, fast-paced disputes.
Executive search involvement may be conducted through a third party (e.g., JEX Personnel). JEX Personnel may be engaged to understand role requirements, benchmark skills/salaries, and identify suitable candidates. This description reflects the role and does not alter the responsibilities or obligations of the firm.
#J-18808-LjbffrAdvocate, International Dispute Resolution – common law background (UK, AUS, NZ)
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Location: Dubai, United Arab Emirates Department: International Dispute Resolution Group (IDR) Type of Role: Permanent, Full-Time About the Firm Leading law firm happens to be one of the UAE’s oldest full-service law firms, with a legacy spanning over three decades. The firm has grown in tandem with the UAE’s development and is widely recognized for its leadership in high-stakes disputes. It has deep regional expertise, commitment to client service, and multilingual capabilities (in both civil law and common law courts) have cemented its status as a UAE legal leader with global reach. About the IDR Group The International Dispute Resolution (IDR) team at the firm is at the forefront of complex cross-border disputes. The IDR team handles a broad scope of matters, including high-value international arbitrations under major institutional rules (ICC, UNCITRAL, DIAC, arbitrateAD) and heavyweight litigation in the UAE’s common law courts (DIFC and ADGM). Its members undertake their own advocacy before international courts and tribunals in the UAE and abroad. The Role They are recruiting a common law?trained advocate (Barrister or Specialist Advocate/ Solicitor?Advocate) to take a leading role in offshore litigation before the DIFC and ADGM Courts, as well as arbitral proceedings seated in the region. The successful candidate will have a strong pedigree in drafting submissions and pleadings—including skeleton arguments, statements of case, and applications. Courtroom experience is an advantage, but superior drafting ability is essential. Core Responsibilities • Advocacy: Draft and review pleadings, memorials, applications, and other substantive submissions for international arbitrations and offshore court proceedings. Assist senior lawyers in developing case strategy and managing complex files from inception through final award/judgment. • Legal Research: Legal Research: Conduct rigorous research on common law court procedure, with proven familiarity with the Rules of the DIFC (RDC) or ADGM Courts, or equivalents in the candidate’s home jurisdiction. Prepare detailed memoranda on procedural law, case management, and cross-border enforcement issues, and apply these insights to draft persuasive written submissions and procedural applications. • Advisory: Assist in enforcement of arbitral awards and foreign judgments within and outside the DIFC/ADGM. Advise clients on litigation risk, dispute avoidance, and alternative dispute resolution (mediation/negotiation) where appropriate, reflecting a proactive problem-solving approach.
Requirements
• Professional Qualifications: Admitted to practice law in either England & Wales, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore or Ireland jurisdiction, with higher rights of audience (as a barrister or solicitor-advocate, or equivalent). Eligibility for registration as a legal practitioner before the DIFC and/or ADGM Courts is essential; existing registration is an advantage. • Experience: 2–5 years’ post-call (or post-qualification) experience gained in a leading set of barristers’ chambers, a specialist in-house advocacy team, or a trial litigation team within a premier law firm. Candidates must demonstrate a strong record of drafting pleadings, skeleton arguments, applications, and written submissions for commercial disputes. Prior involvement in contested hearings or trial preparation is advantageous but secondary to a proven pedigree in persuasive written advocacy. • Education: Strong academic foundation in law with an excellent first degree. Advanced education in international arbitration or comparative dispute resolution (such as an LL.M. or equivalent postgraduate study) will be considered an advantage. • Personal Qualities: High level of professionalism, integrity, and work ethic. A team player with strong interpersonal skills, able to collaborate in a multicultural environment. Proven ability to thrive under pressure, manage multiple deadlines, and adapt to the demands of high-value, fast-paced disputes.
About the company
Executive search involves working with a third party, such as JEX Personnel. Executive search is relationship driven. JEX Personnel will work closely with you to understand the requirements of the role. It is a research-led approach, meaning a search firm will be paid a retainer fee upfront to carry out analyse the marketplace and benchmark for skills/roles and salaries. A search firm will tend to have extensive knowledge of and access to board directors and senior executives across industries and functions, allowing them to build a large pool of top executive talent