Corporate Law Internship

Programme Details

• Duration: 3 months (Summer 2026, June–August)
• Compensation: AED 4,000/month stipend
• Status: Paid internship with full-time hours (Sunday–Thursday, 9am–6pm)

What You Will Do

• Assist lawyers with M&A due diligence, corporate restructuring, and JV formation projects
• Draft memoranda on UAE Commercial Companies Law and free zone regulatory frameworks
• Attend client meetings and observe DIFC Courts proceedings
• Conduct legal research on DIFC and ADGM corporate law developments
• Support corporate governance advisory work for listed and private companies

Learning Outcomes

Interns gain exposure to cross-border transactions across the GCC, mentorship from senior partners, and the opportunity to network within the DIFC legal community. Top-performing interns may be considered for graduate associate positions.

Al Tamimi & Company offers a structured 3-month paid internship within our Corporate & Commercial practice at DIFC, Dubai. This internship provides hands-on experience in one of the Middle East's largest law firms.

Programme Details

• Duration: 3 months (Summer 2026, June–August)
• Compensation: AED 4,000/month stipend
• Status: Paid internship with full-time hours (Sunday–Thursday, 9am–6pm)

What You Will Do

• Assist lawyers with M&A due diligence, corporate restructuring, and JV formation projects
• Draft memoranda on UAE Commercial Companies Law and free zone regulatory frameworks
• Attend client meetings and observe DIFC Courts proceedings
• Conduct legal research on DIFC and ADGM corporate law developments
• Support corporate governance advisory work for listed and private companies

Learning Outcomes

Interns gain exposure to cross-border transactions across the GCC, mentorship from senior partners, and the opportunity to network within the DIFC legal community. Top-performing interns may be considered for graduate associate positions.

• Currently enrolled in an LLB or LLM programme at a recognised university, or recent graduate (within 12 months)
• Strong academic record with a focus on corporate or commercial law
• Eligible to work in the UAE (valid visa or UAE national)
• Fluent English; Arabic language skills are a plus
• Students from UAE University, University of Sharjah, or other UAE law faculties are encouraged to apply
• Interest in DIFC and ADGM legal frameworks