Practice Manager - International Arbitration

Location: London

Company

hirify.global is a leading global law firm advising clients on significant transactions and disputes.

What you will do

• Develop and execute the global practice management strategy for International Arbitration with practice group leadership.
• Analyze market trends, client demand, financial performance, pipeline activity, and other practice data to support strategic planning.
• Coordinate partner-led client development, revenue growth, cross-selling, rankings, awards, communications, and thought leadership initiatives.
• Manage practice group administration, project planning, partner meetings, cross-office coordination, and follow-up actions.
• Drive case management innovation and process improvements, including the integration of AI tools.
• Support staffing, utilization, recruiting, talent management, associate development, training, CLE programs, and diversity initiatives.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree.
• Minimum of 5 years of relevant practice management or similar experience, preferably in a law firm or legal environment.
• Strong understanding of the legal industry, practice group dynamics, client service delivery models, and International Arbitration matters.
• Strong strategic, analytical, communication, stakeholder management, and problem-solving skills.
• Ability to manage multiple priorities, handle confidential information discreetly, and balance strategy with operational execution.
• Ability to work effectively across geographies, cultures, and time zones.

Culture & Benefits

• Global collaboration across offices, regions, practice areas, and business services functions.
• Work with partners and cross-functional teams including Marketing, Professional Development, Knowledge Management, Recruiting, Human Resources, Technology, and Office Administration.
• Inclusive and accessible hiring process with reasonable accommodations available for qualified applicants with disabilities.
• Employment practices follow applicable local law, including consideration of qualified applicants with criminal histories.