Associate Counsel
The National Football League
Associate Counsel
The National Football League
American football league with 32 teams
The NFL is seeking an experienced commercial transactional lawyer to provide legal and business affairs advice in support of the NFL's international growth strategy. Based in the NFL's London office, this role will serve as a key member of the NFL's London-based legal team and the broader global Legal Department, providing primary legal support to the League's European offices, business operations and International Games activities, while also supporting broader international initiatives. The successful candidate must be comfortable leading matters independently, exercising sound commercial judgment, and collaborating closely with colleagues across the legal team in both London and New York, while managing multiple priorities across jurisdictions and time zones.
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At the NFL, in-person work at our offices is a top priority because it allows us to collaborate more effectively, build stronger connections, and maintain the culture that drives our success. This role requires onsite presence at an NFL office or stadium location, and remote and/or hybrid working options are not offered.
NO RELOCATION ASSISTANCE WILL BE PROVIDED.
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American football league with 32 teams
The National Football League organizes and runs professional American football for 32 teams, culminating in the Super Bowl. It coordinates the season schedule, playoffs, and shared revenue while teams compete nationwide and internationally, with content produced by NFL Media and NFL Films for global fan reach. The league’s centralized governance and revenue-sharing model differentiate it from other leagues, offering broad media distribution and financial stability across franchises. Its goal is to crown the Super Bowl champion, grow the sport worldwide, and maximize fan engagement and revenue through disciplined governance and league-wide initiatives.
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