Transactional Attorney

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Transactional Attorney
The candidate should have 2-4 years of general transactional experience, particularly with respect to middle-market transactions, including real estate purchase and sale agreements, equity transactions with closely held entities, and venture capital and commercial finance. Familiarity with a wide variety of transaction types and documentation (e.g., public company, private company, stock purchase, asset purchase, cross-border, etc.). Should have Juris Doctorate; excellent academic credentials; exceptional written and verbal communication skills; sound and practical business judgment, as well as common sense. Should have experience structuring, negotiating, and closing syndications, acquisitions, asset purchases, private equity purchases, loan transactions, and joint ventures; experience managing due diligence, closings, regulatory filings, and post-acquisition integration. Significant experience structuring and forming limited liability companies, corporations, partnerships, and other business arrangements; strong communication skills and the ability to solve problems, execute and transfer knowledge, and coordinate the completion of projects with clients and opposing counsel. The desire to work on general transactional matters. Bankruptcy, banking, and real estate experience is a plus.

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