Senior Associate/Junior Partner (Commercial Law/Litigation) - Law Firm

CNPLAW LLPSingaporemycareersfuturepublished 10/09/2026
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CNPLaw LLP (“ CNP ”) is a leading full-service Singapore law firm, committed to delivering practical and innovative legal solutions to our clients. We are looking for talented, driven individuals with the right aptitude, skillset and aspirations to join our dynamic Litigation team. The team is regularly engaged in cross border commercial dispute resolution matters involving international clients and, in particular, in the Asia Pacific region.

Job Requirements Qualified Advocate and Solicitor of Singapore  (admission to other common law jurisdictions will also be considered). 5 to 17 years of post-qualification experience (PQE)  with solid exposure in litigation and/or arbitration. Strong communication and interpersonal skills . Responsible, meticulous and motivated. Ability to manage complex and high value litigation and arbitration matters independently and as a team . Able to read and communicate in Chinese would be an added advantage but proficiency in business or legal Chinese is not required. Self-motivated  with a proactive and positive attitude.

Why Join CNPLaw? A competitive remuneration package that reflects your experience and skills. Opportunities for guidance, mentorship and professional growth. Excellent career advancement opportunities with suitable candidates being placed on track for partnership. A supportive and collaborative work culture with strong team support.

If you think you meet the above criteria, we would love to hear from you. Please submit your application with a detailed resume of your educational background, career experience, your personal aspirations and any other qualifications/experience that you may consider relevant to  hr@cnplaw.com . By doing so, you agree to CNPLaw collecting and using your personal data in accordance with its privacy policy, which can be accessed at https://www.cnplaw.com/privacypolicy.

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