EDITORIAL & CONTENT LAWYER, BROADCASTING, c. 1-4 YEARS' PQE

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EDITORIAL AND CONTENT LAWYER

The following information provides an overview of the skills, qualities, and qualifications needed for this role.
BROADCASTING
c.1–5 YEARS' PQE
LONDON 

Looking to move in-house and work at one of the UK's most dynamic broadcast news environments?

We're partnering with a leading national broadcaster and digital news platform that is redefining modern news delivery through cutting-edge technology, rapid growth, and a genuinely entrepreneurial culture.
This is a rare opportunity for a mid-level lawyer with experience in media litigation, broadcast content compliance, editorial law and regulatory matters to join a fast-paced newsroom where your advice will directly shape live and breaking news output.

You'll advise journalists, producers and editors on:
  • Broadcast compliance & the Ofcom and IPSO Codes
  • Defamation, data privacy 
  • Contempt, reporting restrictions & copyright
  • Live and pre-publication editorial risk
The role offers exceptional exposure, real responsibility from day one, and the chance to work alongside some of the most experienced editorial and legal professionals in the industry. xwzovoh

Ideal candidates will have:
c. 4 years' PQE and above (indicative range only)
Media litigation, editorial, or content compliance experience
Strong commercial judgement and excellent communication skills
The ability to make clear, confident decisions under pressure

If you're passionate about journalism, current affairs and media law, and want to see your legal advice make an immediate impact, we'd love to hear from you.

For more information, please send your CV ASAP.

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