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Attorney | 6-Month Fixed-Term Contract | Part-Time 20 Hours per Week (R-19806)
Posted by Dun & Bradstreet on 17 August 2026, 54 days ago. Still on their Lever board when we checked 42 min ago.
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LevelNot stated
Experience askedNot stated
EmploymentNot stated
LocationLondon - England
RemoteNot stated
Visa sponsorshipNot stated
SalaryNot published, and most postings do not
Posted2026-08-17
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Shape the Future with Dun & Bradstreet
At Dun & Bradstreet, we believe data has the power to create a better tomorrow. As a global leader in business decisioning data and analytics, we help companies worldwide grow, manage risk, and innovate. Since 1841, businesses have trusted us to turn uncertainty into opportunity. We’re a diverse, global team that values creativity, collaboration, and bold ideas. Are you ready to make an impact and help shape what’s next? Join us! Explore opportunities at dnb.com/careers.
Join a small in house counsel team responsible for providing strategic and commercial legal guidance to the businesses in the United Kingdom & Ireland (UK&I).
The Attorney role is based in our London office (Paddington) and the successful applicant will join the existing UK&I-based members of D&B’s Global Legal Team for a part-time maternity cover contract.
The Attorney, is responsible for providing commercial legal advice and support on commercial contracts in the region, and identifies and resolves complex legal and data protection issues.
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