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Corporate / Real Estate Associate Attorney

PublishedPublished: 6/14/2022

Job Description

Job DescriptionCorporate / Real Estate Associate AttorneyCompensation

$125,000 – $130,000+ for attorneys with 3–5 years of experience
Compensation may vary based on experience.

Aligned Talent Acquisition is recruiting for a Corporate / Real Estate Associate Attorney to join a well-established law firm offering sophisticated transactional work with an excellent quality of life.

This is a great opportunity for an attorney who wants meaningful client work and career development without traditional BigLaw billable expectations.

Ideal Background

• 3–5 years of corporate and/or commercial real estate experience

• Experience with business transactions, M&A, entity formation, corporate governance, and commercial contracts

• Experience with commercial real estate acquisitions, dispositions, leasing, development, or financing

• Strong drafting, negotiation, analytical, and client-service skills

• Ability to independently manage matters while collaborating with partners and clients

• Licensed and in good standing with the applicable state bar

Why This Opportunity

Only 1,500 billable hours annually

$125,000–$130,000+ compensation for attorneys with 3–5 years of experience

Mix of corporate and commercial real estate transactional work

Meaningful responsibility and direct client interaction

Strong opportunity for professional growth and long-term advancement

Excellent option for an attorney seeking sophisticated work with better work-life balance

Interested?

If you're a corporate or real estate associate interested in sophisticated transactional work with a 1,500-hour billable requirement, I'd love to have a confidential conversation.

All inquiries are confidential.

Devney Ayers
Director of Legal Recruiting
Aligned Talent Acquisition

devney@alignedtalentacquisition.com
(216) 710-5174

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