Sanctions & Exports Control Lawyer

We currently have opportunities for bright, personable and enthusiastic lawyers to join our dynamic team within our market leading firm. We would like to hear from any interested solicitors, whether practicing locally or considering returning to Ireland, who have a genuine interest in sanctions, export controls, white collar crime or regulatory investigations, and, ideally, relevant PQE, in the range of 1-4 years, gained within a large, medium or boutique corporate law firm.

Our Sanctions & Export Controls group is the leading sanctions & export controls team in the Irish market. We specialise in advising domestic and international clients on the application of sanctions and export control laws, helping them identify, manage and mitigate legal, regulatory and commercial risks. The role involves providing strategic and practical advice on evolving sanctions regimes, export licensing requirements, compliance programmes, investigations/ prosecutions, reporting obligations and the impact of sanctions on commercial transactions. We combine this regulatory experience with our leading white-collar and litigation and disputes expertise to advise on the most complex, challenging and high-profile corporate crises for our Irish and international client base.

Our clients include some of the largest Irish and global companies across a broad range of industry sectors including tech, financial services, life sciences, real estate, asset management, manufacturing, automotive, retail, agri-food and gaming. To an ever-increasing extent, our clients are required to deal with regulatory enquiries in parallel with actual or threatened civil litigation and an evolving legal landscape.

The successful candidate will work closely with clients across sectors including financial services, aviation, technology, energy, life sciences, manufacturing and international trade.

Successful applicants should have experience or interest in some or all of the following areas:

• →Advising major Irish and international businesses on how sanctions and export controls affect their operations, transactions and supply chains, often against a fast-moving geopolitical backdrop.
• →Helping clients stay ahead of an evolving regulatory landscape by translating new sanctions, export control and geopolitical developments into clear, practical guidance.
• →Finding creative, commercially minded solutions to business-critical sanctions and export control queries in compliance with law and advising on investigations and possible prosecutions into alleged non-compliance. 
• →Advising corporates on white collar crime exposure, including fraud, bribery and corruption, money laundering and corporate offences. 
• →Representing clients in their dealings with regulators such as the Central Bank of Ireland and the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission, from seeking authorisations to responding to information requests, investigations and dawn raids.
• →Working alongside our leading white collar and disputes teams on complex, high-profile corporate crises that combine regulatory scrutiny with related civil litigation.

ALG is a leading Irish law firm with five international offices in Dublin, Belfast, London, New York and San Francisco. There are currently 125 partners and over 1,000 employees. The strong international and domestic business community in Ireland forms a valuable part of the ALG client base. ALG is incredibly proud to be recognised as one of the leading Irish law firms in the Chambers and Partners Europe 2026 Guide. ALG is also ranked as a 'top tier' law firm in The Legal 500 EMEA Guide 2026 and the IFLR1000 Guide 2026. The firm is consistently ranked number one in the Irish market and on a European level.

ALG has a reputation for leading the way in continuously developing its service to clients and internally to its business. This is delivered using new processes, ways of working, innovative use of technology and marketing-leading business service teams.

ALG has a reputation for leading the way in continuously developing its service to clients and internally to its business. This is delivered through the use of new processes, ways of working, innovative use of technology and marketing-leading business service teams.

If you would like to discuss opportunities within our Sanctions & Export Controls Team in confidence please contact Rory Sullivan, Talent Management Generalist – rsullivan@algoodbody.com.