Property Associates – Energy & Infrastructure, Scotland
We are seeking experienced Property Associates to join the Energy & Infrastructure team of a leading multinational law firm specializing in energy, infrastructure, real estate, and corporate law. This role can be based in Glasgow, Aberdeen or Edinburgh and offers the opportunity to work on high-profile, nationally significant projects within a collaborative and forward-thinking team.
The team is one of the largest dedicated property law groups in the UK, offering deep sector expertise and a commercial approach that delivers clear, practical advice. They support a diverse range of clients across the energy and infrastructure sectors, including landowners, developers, funders, and investors.
From offshore wind farms to EV charging infrastructure, they specialise in providing end-to-end legal support, ensuring clients receive timely and strategic guidance on their projects.
Key Responsibilities:
- Advising on Energy & Infrastructure Property Transactions – Provide expert legal advice on property aspects of energy and infrastructure projects, including land acquisition, leases, and project financing for large-scale developments.
- Cross-sector & Cross-border Transactions – Work on a diverse range of projects within the energy sector, including offshore and onshore wind, solar, hydrogen, battery storage, and more, often with a cross-jurisdictional focus.
- Client Engagement & Stakeholder Management – Build strong relationships with clients, stakeholders, and regulators, offering strategic advice and ensuring the successful delivery of energy-related projects.
- Business Development & Client Growth – Contribute to business development efforts, including tendering, proposals, and marketing initiatives, aimed at expanding the firm’s energy and infrastructure property practice.
- Team Collaboration & Knowledge Sharing – Collaborate with colleagues from various practice areas, mentoring junior lawyers and contributing to the team’s knowledge-sharing initiatives.
Requirements:
- Scottish-qualified lawyer, with specific experience in energy and/or infrastructure property work, ideally within a large regional or national practice.
- Proven expertise in property transactions related to energy projects, including wind (both on and offshore), solar, hydrogen, battery storage, and infrastructure developments.
- Strong academic background, with excellent legal drafting, negotiation, and risk management skills.
- Commercially focused, with a keen awareness of the client’s business needs and a track record in business development.
- A team player who thrives in a collaborative environment and demonstrates leadership potential by mentoring junior lawyers.