Associate Counsel, Litigation & Regulatory at Netflix: Apply Now!

Netflix invites applications for the position of Associate Counsel, Litigation & Regulatory – India, in Mumbai. Candidates should have 5–7 years of relevant legal experience, with expertise in civil and criminal litigation and regulatory matters.

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1. About Netflix

2. About the Job

3. Eligibility

4. Roles and Responsibilities

5. Mode

6. Location

7. Application Procedure

About Netflix

Netflix is one of the world’s leading entertainment services, with over 300 million paid memberships across more than 190 countries. Its members enjoy TV series, films and games across a wide variety of genres and languages, with the flexibility to play, pause and resume content and change their plans at any time.

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About the Job

Netflix is inviting applications for the position of Associate Counsel, Litigation & Regulatory – India, to join its Litigation & Commerce Legal Team in Mumbai.

Eligibility

5–7 years of relevant legal experience, specialising in civil and criminal litigation, including pre-litigation disputes and criminal complaints.
Experience advising media or technology companies on regulatory matters.
2–3 years of prior in-house counsel experience at a fast-paced media or technology company is preferred.
Direct experience managing criminal matters in-house will be considered a strong advantage, although it is not mandatory.

Roles and Responsibilities

The selected candidate will be responsible for the following:

Managing civil and criminal disputes from notice to closure, determining pre-litigation responses and developing case strategies.
Assessing legal risks and advising business teams on potential outcomes.
Selecting, instructing and managing external counsel, reviewing their drafts, and tracking hearings, orders and legal expenses.
Independently handling police notices, FIRs, law enforcement requests and regulatory enforcement actions.
Acting as the Content Grievance Officer by reviewing grievances, assessing their validity and issuing appropriate and timely responses.
Supporting the Global Affairs team on upcoming legislation and amendments by preparing legal and impact assessments, drafting consultation inputs and industry body submissions, and monitoring regulatory developments.
Collaborating with global functional teams to assess and address local regulatory matters that may affect the business.
Maintaining accurate and up-to-date records relating to all assigned responsibilities.