Full-Time
Posted on 6/13/2026
Global corporate law firm advising businesses
$235k - $435k/yr
Palo Alto, CA, USA + 3 more
More locations: San Francisco, CA, USA | Los Angeles, CA, USA | San Diego, CA, USA
Hybrid
Hybrid role; regular in-office presence with some flexibility for work-from-home.
DLA Piper provides global legal services for businesses, with lawyers in over 40 countries. Its practice handles complex, cross-border transactions and corporate matters for clients ranging from startups to Fortune 500 firms. The firm works through a worldwide network of lawyers and offices that collaborate on deals, leveraging a Swiss Verein structure to keep local offices financially independent while presenting a unified brand. The company differentiates itself by its large scale and international reach, its history of strategic mergers that created one of the world’s largest law firms, and its ability to coordinate multi-jurisdictional transactions across industries. Its goal is to be a leading global legal advisor for corporate matters, especially in high-volume M&A and cross-border work, while expanding capabilities through technology and geographic reach.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2005
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The Brazil-UK Summit: deepening the bilateral realtionship. * Finton Hanks * 04th Jun 2026 On Thursday, 21 May, Canning House convened the Brazil-UK Summit in São Paulo, in partnership with DLA Piper. Its expert panels and speakers reflected on the multifaceted and increasingly important bilateral relationship and opportunities for further cooperation and growth. The first session focused on international relations and geopolitics. Both governments participated and recognised the strategic alignment of both countries and the importance of continued partnership. Its first panel categorised both the UK and Brazil as influential middle powers who align on key issues. Brazil's foreign policy is more universal: the country has diplomatic relations with almost all countries, notably including Russia through the BRICS. The panel stressed the growth of violence and increasing sophistication of criminal gangs involved in politics. HM Trade Commissioner for Latin America, Amy Barklam, celebrated the commercial relationship, which has never been stronger. She recognised the challenges of doing business in the region and highlighted the steps her team is taking to build trust, rules, and confidence between the two nations. The day's latter half dealt with the business opportunities in the Brazil-UK relationship. Its second panel discussed developments in the energy and mining sector. The speakers agreed that the energy transition requires the continued use of oil and gas, and celebrated Brazil and the UK's commitment to renewables. In particular, the discussion explored the use of green hydrogen and the roles of central bank oversight in stimulating investment in these areas. Carlos Levy, the President of Britcham Brasil and CEO of Rolls-Royce Brazil, participated in a fireside chat in which he explored the ample opportunities for business on both sides of this relationship. The third session focused on technology and finance. Speakers praised Brazil's high adoption of fintech and cryptocurrencies, supported by British businesses. They called for regulation that supports innovation, which can allow businesses to prepare for the future. In turn, businesses must educate their workforce to be well-equipped for these changes and be prepared against cyberattacks. Renato Lulia Jacob, Itaú Unibanco's Group Head of Corporate Strategy, joined for a fireside chat. He reflected on how the past 10 years have affected the UK's perception in Brazil and driven a loss of talent and investment. He stressed the importance of competing with venture capital based in the USA. The Brazil-UK Summit provided a comprehensive and insightful analysis of the key issues facing the bilateral relationship and highlighted key opportunities for diplomacy and business. Canning House extends its thanks to all of its speakers and attendees for their contributions. Canning House Ltd look forward to convening the Mexico-UK Summit in London later in 2026.
Emmerson chambers welcomes Eliza Saunders. Eliza Saunders joined the floor in April upon her signing of the bar roll Eliza specialises in all areas of intellectual property law and holds the dual qualification of barrister and registered patent and trade mark attorney. Eliza also has a broad practice in commercial law. Before being called to the Bar, Eliza was Special Counsel in the Intellectual Property team at DLA Piper Australia. Just prior to coming to the Bar, Eliza was Associate to the Honourable Associate Justice Hetyey of the Supreme Court of Victoria and was Senior Legal Counsel at The Macfarlane Burnet Institute for Medical Research and Public Health Ltd. Eliza is reading with Marcus Fleming and her senior mentor is Bruce Caine KC.
DLA Piper appoints Rafal Kluziak to Head of Private Equity in Warsaw. Tools. Typography. DLA Piper has appointed Partner Rafal Kluziak as the Head of Private Equity in Warsaw. Kluziak has been with the firm since 2019, when he joined as a Counsel. He became a Local Partner in 2022 (as reported by CEE Legal Matters on May 12, 2022) and an Equity Partner in 2023 (as reported by CEE Legal Matters on May 3, 2023). Earlier, he worked for CMS as a Senior Associate from 2010 to 2018 and as a Counsel from 2018 to 2019.
DLA Piper promotes Pawel Turek to Partner in Warsaw. Tools. Typography. DLA Piper has promoted Pawel Turek to Partner in its Warsaw office. Turek focuses on finance matters. He joined the firm in 2011 as a Senior Associate and was promoted to Counsel in 2016. Earlier, he worked for Clifford Chance as a Senior Associate from 2007 to 2011 and for Allen & Overy as a Lawyer from 2003 to 2007.
Beale & Co welcomes Jeremy Curran as Construction Partner in Dublin. 15 April 2026 By Louise ACEI Beale & Co is pleased to announce the appointment of Jeremy Curran as a Partner in the Firm's Construction, Engineering and Infrastructure team in Dublin. Jeremy joins from global law firm DLA Piper and brings over 20 years' experience advising on construction matters across the residential, commercial, industrials, life sciences, infrastructure, and energy sectors. He becomes part of the Firm's leading Contracts and Projects Advisory team, where he will advise clients on all front-end project matters, including contract reviews and tender checks; contract formation and project procurement; tender procedures and competitions; negotiation and conclusion of contract documents; joint venturing and contractual entitlement; project variations; and dispute avoidance. Originally qualified as a civil engineer, Jeremy has lived and worked in Australia, the Far East, the Middle East and Europe. He is admitted to practice in Ireland, England & Wales, and New South Wales (Australia). Jeremy's client base has included contractors, consultants, developers, investors, funders, non-bank lenders and end-users across multiple jurisdictions. In addition to his time in private practice, Jeremy has spent nine years as in-house counsel for a Dubai-based multinational, advising on both contentious and non-contentious construction matters. Commenting on the appointment, Killian Dorney, Construction Partner and Head of the Firm's Dublin office, said: "We are very pleased to welcome Jeremy to the Partnership. His significant industry experience will be a huge benefit to our clients, the Dublin office and our wider Contracts and Projects Advisory team. With Jeremy's support, we look forward to strengthening our position as a leading construction practice in Ireland and internationally." Jeremy added: "I am excited to be joining Beale & Co and continuing my career at such an esteemed specialist firm. I look forward to working with colleagues across the Firm and contributing to its longstanding reputation in the construction, engineering and infrastructure sector. Jeremy's arrival further enhances Beale & Co's position as a leading specialist firm for complex construction and infrastructure matters in the UK, Ireland, the UAE, Canada and globally.