Job details
Assistant Legal Officer at Confederated Facilitators Limited – Lagos
Key job details
- Job type
- Full-time
- Experience level
- Entry level
- Work arrangement
- On-site
- Qualification
- Bachelor degree
- Job sector
- Legal
- Minimum experience
- 12 months
- Salary
- NGN 200,000 – 250,000 per month
- Location
- Lagos State, Nigeria
- Hiring company
- Confederated Facilitators Limited
- Listing status
- Open for applications
- Application deadline
Confederated Facilitators Limited is recruiting a full-time Assistant Legal Officer in Lagos to support its legal documentation, contract review and compliance activities relating to real estate and construction.
Responsibilities
- Assist with the drafting, examination and review of agreements and other legal documents.
- Conduct legal research and provide administrative assistance on legal matters.
- Prepare and manage tenancy agreements, land documentation and property contracts.
- Track compliance with laws, regulations and company policies.
- Maintain well-organised legal records and document files.
- Support contact with external lawyers, regulators and government authorities.
- Assist the Legal Officer with litigation matters and other assigned legal work.
Requirements
- Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) degree.
- Call to the Nigerian Bar (BL) is mandatory.
- One to three years’ relevant experience.
- Diligence, sound judgement and attention to legal detail.
Salary
₦200,000–₦250,000 per month.
How to apply
Email your CV and cover letter using the exact subject Application for ASSISTANTLEGAL OFFICER.
Email your application to jobs@cflgrouponline.com.
Application deadline:
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About the employer
Confederated Facilitators Limited (CFL Group) began as a telecommunications enterprise in 1998 and has interests in real estate, construction, energy, power, transportation, agriculture, media and infrastructure. The Lagos-headquartered group includes Masters Realty, a real estate subsidiary incorporated in 2010.
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