Trainee / Junior Associate - Public law
Pubblicato il 06-08-2026 - Diritto / Fisco / Consulenza aziendale in Italia
Osborne Clarke is an international legal practice with an eye to innovation. We offer legal skills, knowledge and an in-depth understanding of industry sectors and strategic attention to the transformation drivers that will change society: digitalisation, decarbonisation and urban dynamics. What sets us apart from our competitors? Our technological approach, our inclusive culture and our commitment to sustainability.
In Italy Osborne Clarke is looking to hire a Trainee to join its Public law team - with particular focus on planning matters including construction, environmental law and energy - in Milan .
The ideal candidate:
has graduated in Law with an excellent academic record;
has accrued at least one or two years' experience in planning matters - construction, environmental law, energy;
has an excellent knowledge of legal English, both written and spoken.
Our selection process
If your profile fits we will contact you to arrange a first interview which may be held remotely or in person.
If the first interview goes well you will pass to a second stage which will include a short interview in English.
A little about us and what we can offer you
Osborne Clarke offers an international and contemporary working environment:
Flexibility : we have adopted a hybrid working model with combines responsibility for meeting targets and attendance in person; each team, led by its reference partner, defines its own operating methods;
OC Academy: we provide a continuing education programme that offers our professionals the opportunity to further their knowledge of technical aspects of the profession as well as to enhance their soft skills;
Trust & Inclusivity: we favour collaboration over a rigid hierarchy and foster relationships of mutual trust that encourage people to think creatively and support new ideas, valuing each person's unique contribution;
Salary : in line with market standards.
Osborne Clarke, through its OC For Good programme and the non-profit association FindTheOr