Our Regulatory department
At Liedekerke, our Regulatory practice stands out as one of the leading teams in Belgium. With 24 passionate lawyers, we advise and represent federal and regional authorities as well as private clients on a wide range of regulatory matters. Our expertise covers administrative law, environmental and energy law, zoning and urban planning, and public procurement.
From permits, waste and soil, and water regulations to large-scale infrastructure and urban regeneration projects, we work on cases that directly shape the future of cities, communities, and the environment. Joining our team means contributing to impactful projects while building strong expertise in Environmental and Public Law.
We are currently recruiting a Dutch-speaking law graduate with a focus on Environmental Law.
What we offer
Here’s what you can look forward to by joining the team:
- A diversified practice with highly interesting and challenging files
- An immersion within all aspects of environmental law and public law
- Direct client contact from day one
- A multilingual, open and stimulating environment
- An atmosphere where teamwork prevails
- A true commitment to your education and training
- An attractive compensation and benefits package
- A team of strong professionals willing to support you any time
- A green and efficient mobility with our offices located next to the Brussels and Antwerp Central Stations
What we expect
Our new colleague:
- Is Dutch-speaking, and has a good command of French and English
- Completed a solid academic track at a Belgian university
- Is ready to start the bar in autumn 2026
- Has strong analytical skills, editorial fluency and embraces impeccable spelling
- Has a client-oriented, practical and commercial mind-set
- Has excellent organisational skills and the ability to meet deadlines
- Is eager to learn, dedicated and has quick legal reflexes
Practical information
Start date: Autumn 2026
Location: Brussels
Are you the one we are looking for?
Apply now via our website by submitting your CV, cover letter, transcripts from each university year and any other publications of interest. Applying can be done in your native language.