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Associate

Sacramento, CA
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Permanent / Full Time
150000 - 240000 USD / Yearly
Reputable and collegial Sacramento firm is looking for an attorney with 4+ years of experience in litigation to join their practice. This role will be handling exciting and complex construction matters throughout California. If you are eager to learn construction litigation and the opportunity to grow long term with a respected law firm, please apply now! This role offers competitive compensation, healthcare benefits, HYBRID REMOTE WORK OPTIONS, and a great retirement package. If you have strong interpersonal skills and exceptional writing skills, this might be the role for you. For confidential consideration, please email your resume to Jennifer Shin, Vice President for Permanent Placement Services Division, at jennifer.shin‹at›roberthalf‹dot›com . Thank you! Responsibilities will include: · Preparing for trial· Drafting pleadings· Drafting and responding to discovery· Legal research· Law and motion practice
2026-09-10T00:00:00Z

Associate

Wilmington, DE
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Permanent / Full Time
100000 - 150000 USD / Yearly
Our client is looking for an Associate to join a growing boutique law practice in Wilmington, Delaware. This role is ideal for an attorney who wants to build long-term depth in elder law, estate planning, and special needs planning while working closely with clients and families on complex, sensitive matters. The position offers meaningful exposure to sophisticated legal work, direct client interaction, and close collaboration with an experienced team in an in-office environment. Responsibilities:• Oversee estate and trust administration matters through each stage of the post-death process, ensuring files move forward accurately and efficiently.• Advise individuals and families on estate planning options and prepare tailored documents that reflect their personal, financial, and long-term goals.• Lead client consultations, document review sessions, execution meetings, and family discussions with clarity and care.• Create planning solutions for clients with disabilities, including the development and implementation of special needs trusts and related strategies.• Analyze public benefits issues, trust revisions, and other complex planning questions through thorough legal research and written analysis.• Manage uncontested guardianship matters and prepare powers of attorney and related documents to support personal and financial decision-making.• Guide families of individuals with special needs on legal considerations connected to adulthood planning and future care arrangements.• Counsel clients on long-term care Medicaid planning and asset preservation approaches in compliance with applicable laws and regulations.• Maintain an active workload that includes legal drafting, client service, case management, ongoing development, and coordination with support staff and firm leadership.Our client
2026-09-28T00:00:00Z

Associate

Dallas, TX
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Temporary to Hire
77.9 - 90.2 USD / Hourly
We are looking for a skilled Associate to join our team in Dallas, Texas. This is a contract position with the potential for a permanent role, offering an excellent opportunity to work in a hybrid environment, with three days per week in the office. The role is ideal for professionals with expertise in civil litigation and personal injury law who thrive in a dynamic and collaborative setting. Responsibilities: • Conduct depositions and effectively represent clients during legal proceedings. • Draft motions and other legal documents with precision and adherence to case requirements. • Handle civil litigation matters, ensuring thorough preparation and strategic execution. • Provide legal counsel on personal injury cases, leveraging in-depth knowledge of applicable laws. • Collaborate with team members to develop case strategies and achieve favorable outcomes. • Maintain a high standard of professionalism and confidentiality in all interactions. • Utilize expertise in insurance and medical records to support case development. • Manage tasks in compliance with deadlines and organizational goals. • Participate in mid-year performance reviews and bonus assessments. • Adhere to the hybrid work model, attending the office three days per week.
2026-09-29T00:00:00Z

Associate

Walnut Creek, CA
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Permanent / Full Time
110000 - 200000 USD / Yearly
National law firm is seeking an attorney to join their team. This role is centered around litigation law, particularly within the areas of toxic tort, complex product liability, general liability, and commercial litigation. You will be responsible for handling local and national accounts throughout the state of California, managing a litigation caseload, and preparing for and participating in trials. This role offers competitive compensation based on experience, along with a comprehensive benefits package that includes health insurance, paid time off, and retirement benefits. Responsibilities• Manage a litigation caseload, ensuring all aspects of each case are attended to in a timely and organized manner• Conduct depositions, preparing witnesses for deposition and trial• Review and analyze discovery requests, preparing and responding to discovery responses and pleadings• Prepare court filings and service to counsel, utilizing e-filing where applicable• Prepare for and provide support during trials• Maintain accurate time records, ensuring all work is accounted for• Utilize your skills in defending depositions, trial experience, and civil litigation to effectively carry out your duties• Analyze complex matters, drawing on your ability to work independently and multi-task• Exhibit superior research and writing skills, using these to benefit the team and our clients.
2026-10-02T00:00:00Z

Associate

Napa, CA
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Permanent / Full Time
110000 - 160000 USD / Yearly
A respected and established Napa law firm is seeking a Midlevel Estate Planning Attorney to join their team. This is an excellent opportunity for a driven legal detail oriented who wants to further their career in a collaborative, client-focused environment. This role offers competitive compensation based on experience + a comprehensive benefits package that includes health insurance, paid time off, and retirement benefit. Key Responsibilities: Advise clients on estate planning and trust administration matters, including drafting wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and related documents. Conduct legal research and analysis pertaining to estate planning, gift and estate tax, and related areas. Represent clients in probate and trust administration proceedings. Collaborate with clients, colleagues, and other professionals to develop and implement comprehensive estate planning strategies. Stay current on developments in estate and tax law to ensure best practices and client service. Participate in firm business development and client relationship management efforts as needed.
2026-09-29T00:00:00Z

Associate

Glens Falls, NY
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Permanent / Full Time
75000 - 150000 USD / Yearly
We are offering an exciting opportunity for an Attorney in Queensbury, New York, in the legal industry. The primary function of this role is to provide legal advice and services to clients, representing them in legal proceedings, and conducting legal research and analysis. Responsibilities:• Provide legal representation to clients in court proceedings on civil or criminal matters• Manage and advise clients on legal transactions• Review and draft legal documents including pleadings, motions, and contracts• Conduct legal research and analysis to advise clients on legal rights• Attend trials and offer legal counsel• Expertise in Employment Law, Employment Law - Employer, Employment Litigation,• Experience in Civil Litigation, Deposition Summary, Draft Motions• Apply skills in Legal Research, Trial Experience, and Trial Attendance
2026-09-14T00:00:00Z

Associate

Syracuse, NY
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Permanent / Full Time
100000 - 120000 USD / Yearly
Our client, who is a Syracuse law firm, is looking for a motivated Associate to join a litigation practice focused on real estate matters in Syracuse, New York. This opportunity is suited for an attorney who can manage varied property-related disputes, communicate effectively with clients, and contribute to case strategy from the early stages of litigation through resolution. The role offers exposure to both state and federal proceedings while working closely with experienced attorneys and colleagues across related legal disciplines. Responsibilities:• Manage a diverse caseload involving real estate disputes, including property ownership conflicts, lease-related matters, contract disagreements, boundary and easement issues, construction claims, and creditor or foreclosure proceedings.• Partner with senior lawyers to assess legal risks, shape litigation strategy, and advance cases in alignment with client objectives.• Prepare litigation documents such as complaints, answers, motions, briefs, and written discovery with accuracy and attention to detail.• Oversee the discovery process from start to finish, including document review, responses, productions, and electronically stored information.• Conduct and defend depositions while developing testimony records that support overall case positions.• Appear on behalf of clients in hearings, conferences, mediations, arbitrations, and other proceedings in state and federal courts.• Advise clients on legal developments and practical business considerations related to ongoing disputes and potential resolutions.• Foster strong client relationships through responsive communication, sound judgment, and dependable service.• Work with attorneys in complementary practice areas to deliver coordinated legal solutions for complex matters.
2026-10-07T00:00:00Z

Associate

Kennebunk, ME
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Permanent / Full Time
80000 - 160000 USD / Yearly
Key Responsibilities:<ul><li>Represent clients in business litigation matters such as contract disputes, commercial disputes, partnership litigation, and other related areas.</li><li>Provide legal advice and develop case strategies to achieve favorable outcomes for clients.</li><li>Draft, review, and file legal documents including pleadings, motions, and discovery responses.</li><li>Manage litigation files from inception to resolution, including trial preparations if necessary.</li><li>Conduct legal research and analysis to support case strategies.</li><li>Negotiate settlements, mediate disputes, and advocate for clients in court or alternative dispute resolution forums.</li><li>Collaborate with internal teams, including paralegals and legal assistants, for case support and management.</li></ul>
2026-10-07T00:00:00Z

Associate

Wilmington, DE
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Permanent / Full Time
190000 - 225000 USD / Yearly
Our growing trusts & estates group is currently seeking a junior associate to assist with estate planning and administration, Delaware trust planning for clients throughout the country, and trust advisory work for individual and corporate fiduciaries. This is an excellent opportunity for a junior-level attorney looking to develop their trust & estates practice while gaining exposure to sophisticated estate planning, trust, tax, and fiduciary matters. Responsibilities • Assist with estate planning and administration matters for individual clients and families. • Assist with the preparation and review of estate planning documents, trusts, and related legal documents. • Support Delaware trust planning for clients throughout the country. • Assist with trust advisory work for individual and corporate fiduciaries. • Conduct legal research related to trusts, estates, tax, fiduciary matters, and Delaware trust law. • Draft legal memoranda, correspondence, and other written materials related to client matters. • Communicate professionally and responsively with clients, fiduciaries, financial professionals, and other parties involved in trust and estate matters. • Work closely with attorneys and other team members to manage multiple assignments and ensure client matters are handled efficiently and accurately. Qualifications • Trusts & estates experience preferred, but not required • Delaware bar preferred, but not required • LLM in taxation preferred, but not required • Strong academic credentials • Proven writing ability • Strong legal research, analytical, and problem-solving skills. • Excellent organizational skills, attention to detail, and ability to manage multiple assignments and competing deadlines. • Strong client service and communication skills with the ability to work collaboratively with attorneys and other professionals.
2026-09-22T00:00:00Z

Associate

Roseville, MN
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Permanent / Full Time
45760 - 54080 USD / Yearly
We are looking for a detail-oriented Associate to support cash management operations for business banking clients. This position plays an important part in daily transaction processing, client service, and operational oversight, helping ensure banking activities are completed accurately and on time. The role also works across internal teams to maintain secure account access, assist customers with treasury services, and uphold regulatory and policy requirements tied to banking operations. Responsibilities:• Manage daily settlement activities for designated accounts and ensure transactions are completed accurately and within required timelines.• Review wire-related information submitted through online banking channels, prepare wire transfer requests, and post incoming and outgoing wires to the appropriate customer or internal accounts.• Monitor exception reporting and payment activity to identify issues, escalate concerns, and support timely resolution of online banking and cash management items.• Set up cash management services and user access based on executed agreements, including establishing permissions and maintaining access records.• Assist business clients with file origination processes, verify submitted files that exceed approved thresholds, and support contract limit changes when authorized.• Provide training to business users on digital banking and contracted treasury services, helping them use available tools effectively and securely.• Respond to remote deposit and mobile deposit inquiries, review submitted deposit files periodically, and address usage concerns or processing questions.• Report positive pay exceptions or similar account alerts and take appropriate action in accordance with internal procedures.• Follow banking policies, operational procedures, and applicable regulations related to wire transfers, deposits, digital banking, and customer information security. We offer a full suite of Medical Benefits, PTO, and Retirement.
2026-09-29T00:00:00Z

Associate

Corpus Christi, TX
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Permanent / Full Time
120000 - 128000 USD / Yearly
We are looking for a dedicated Associate Attorney to join our team in Corpus Christi, Texas. The ideal candidate will bring a strong background in personal injury law, handling cases ranging from low to mid-level complexity. This role requires a proactive individual ready to manage a caseload effectively while demonstrating exceptional legal skills and attention to detail. Responsibilities: • Manage a caseload of 30-40 personal injury cases, ensuring timely and effective resolution. • Conduct depositions and gather critical evidence to support case outcomes. • Draft high-quality legal documents, including motions and briefs, with precision and clarity. • Prepare for trial by organizing evidence, developing strategies, and collaborating with legal teams. • Provide consistent and detail-oriented representation for clients in legal proceedings. • Maintain strong attention to detail and organization in all aspects of case management. • Collaborate with colleagues and clients to achieve favorable outcomes. • Stay updated on relevant laws and regulations affecting personal injury cases. • Uphold ethical standards and demonstrate a strong focus on detail in all interactions. • Contribute to the development of legal strategies and provide sound advice to clients.
2026-10-01T00:00:00Z

Associate

Hayward, CA
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Permanent / Full Time
150000 - 180000 USD / Yearly
Boutique law firm is seeking a dedicated Associate to join their firm. In this role, you will focus on employment litigation, primarily on the defense side, while contributing to other legal matters as needed. They pride themselves on maintaining a balanced work environment that emphasizes quality advocacy, professionalism, and collaboration. This role offers competitive compensation based on experience, along with a comprehensive benefits package that includes health insurance, paid time off, and retirement benefits. Responsibilities:• Handle employment litigation cases, including drafting motions, conducting legal research, and preparing court filings.• Represent clients in depositions, hearings, and other legal proceedings with professionalism and strategic insight.• Collaborate with colleagues to develop case strategies and ensure effective representation of clients.• Maintain clear and consistent communication with clients to address their needs and provide updates on case progress.• Write and edit legal documents with precision and attention to detail, ensuring high-quality deliverables.• Conduct thorough analysis of employment law matters, offering strategic advice and solutions to clients.• Participate in firm initiatives that promote diversity, collaboration, and work-life balance.• Stay informed about changes in employment law and related legal practices to ensure compliance and effectiveness.• Uphold ethical standards and client-centered advocacy in all aspects of your work.
2026-09-30T00:00:00Z

Associate General Counsel

Austin, TX
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Permanent / Full Time
200000 - 275000 USD / Yearly
We are looking for an accomplished legal leader to join a high-growth consumer healthcare and technology organization in Austin, Texas. This role partners closely with senior leadership to strengthen the legal function, guide complex regulatory decisions, and support continued expansion across digital health, pharmacy, and online consumer platforms. The ideal candidate brings sound judgment, operational agility, and the ability to create practical legal structures that enable innovation while managing risk. Responsibilities: • Advise executives and business leaders on significant legal, regulatory, and governance matters that affect company strategy and operations. • Develop and enhance policies, controls, and decision-making frameworks that support growth while aligning with the organization’s risk profile. • Provide leadership to the legal team by setting priorities, reviewing work quality, and fostering ongoing skill development. • Direct the legal aspects of major business transactions and oversee dispute matters, including management of external counsel and related spending. • Interpret changes in healthcare, pharmacy, telehealth, and e-commerce regulations and translate them into actionable guidance for internal stakeholders. • Support and expand compliance programs designed to meet federal and state healthcare requirements across multiple operating areas. • Oversee licensing, accreditation, audit, and inspection readiness activities across jurisdictions, including responses to regulatory agencies and boards. • Counsel the business on rules related to prescription products, advertising, labeling, and consumer-facing healthcare offerings. • Guide compliance efforts related to patient privacy, data handling, and security obligations affecting protected health information. • Partner with the General Counsel on department planning, workload management, product launches, and entry into additional markets.
2026-10-06T00:00:00Z

Associate General Counsel

Houston, TX
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Permanent / Full Time
200000 - 250000 USD / Yearly
We are looking for an experienced Associate General Counsel to join our team in Houston, Texas and provide practical legal support across commercial and corporate matters. This role works closely with business leaders and internal teams to structure, review, and negotiate a wide range of agreements while helping the organization manage risk effectively. The ideal candidate brings sound judgment, strong transactional experience, and the ability to communicate clearly with both internal stakeholders and external parties. Responsibilities: • Lead the preparation, review, and negotiation of commercial agreements, including purchasing, supply, vendor, leasing, construction, equipment, and intercompany contracts. • Advise internal business partners on legal and commercial terms related to deal structure, payment provisions, insurance requirements, bonding obligations, and applicable regulations. • Draft formal contractual correspondence such as notices of default, reservation of rights letters, and other written communications for customers, suppliers, and third parties. • Support operational and project teams by interpreting agreement terms, monitoring contractual obligations, and addressing compliance issues as they arise. • Assist in managing disputes, claims, and litigation matters by gathering facts, evaluating legal exposure, and coordinating strategy with outside counsel when needed. • Help ensure company contracts and business practices align with relevant federal, state, and local legal requirements. • Maintain organized legal records, including executed agreements, amendments, approval history, key deadlines, and ongoing obligations. • Review confidentiality agreements, vendor forms, and internal governance documents to support day-to-day legal needs. • Support corporate housekeeping activities by maintaining minute books and assisting with entity records, filings, and other organizational documentation.
2026-09-14T00:00:00Z

Associate General Counsel

Fort Worth, TX
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Permanent / Full Time
115000 - 220000 USD / Yearly
We are looking for an Associate General Counsel to support a diversified real estate and homebuilding organization in Fort Worth, Texas. This in-office position partners closely with senior leadership on property transactions, corporate legal matters, and day-to-day risk considerations across multiple affiliated entities. The role offers broad exposure to acquisitions, development activity, commercial contracting, and operational legal support in a collaborative, professionally grounded environment. Responsibilities: • Provide legal analysis and practical guidance on a range of corporate and real estate matters affecting ongoing business operations. • Lead title and survey review for property acquisitions, identifying risks, evaluating exceptions, and helping satisfy closing conditions. • Prepare, revise, and negotiate purchase agreements, lot acquisition documents, and other contracts tied to development and real estate transactions. • Advise business leaders on legal issues involving contracts, project execution, customer concerns, and general risk management decisions. • Draft and negotiate vendor, supplier, and service agreements that support construction, development, and corporate activities. • Oversee litigation support in partnership with external counsel, including reviewing filings, organizing discovery materials, and assisting with settlement strategy or proceedings when needed. • Coordinate transactions from initial agreement through closing and post-closing follow-up, working closely with lenders, title partners, and internal stakeholders. • Maintain clear, timely communication with counterparties, consultants, and other external parties while representing the company’s interests effectively.
2026-09-28T00:00:00Z

Associate General Counsel

Princeton, NJ
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Permanent / Full Time
175000 - 200000 USD / Yearly
We are looking for an experienced, detail-oriented legal team member to join our commercial real estate organization. This role supports a broad range of property transactions, financing matters, and development activities across a national portfolio while working closely with senior legal leadership and cross-functional business partners. The ideal candidate brings sound judgment, strong transactional experience, and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a dynamic environment. Responsibilities: • Direct and coordinate external legal counsel during property acquisitions to help ensure efficient execution from diligence through closing. • Drive transaction schedules by tracking milestones, resolving open items, and helping keep deals on pace for completion. • Contribute to the legal structuring of acquisitions and financing arrangements, offering guidance on risk, terms, and documentation. • Examine due diligence materials such as title commitments, surveys, zoning reports, and environmental assessments to identify issues affecting transactions. • Collaborate with internal stakeholders and outside advisors to support negotiations and advance deal terms toward resolution. • Analyze and revise real estate agreements, including purchase and sale contracts, leases, and closing-related documents. • Work alongside transaction and deal teams to evaluate lease provisions and support effective structuring of complex real estate matters. • Review settlement and closing statements for accuracy and assist in refining legal and transactional workflows where improvements are needed.
2026-09-28T00:00:00Z

Associate Attorney (Trusts & Estates)

Modesto, CA
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Permanent / Full Time
120000 - 145000 USD / Yearly
We are looking for an Associate Attorney (Trusts & Estates) to join a respected legal team in Modesto, California. This role focuses on guiding individuals and families through estate planning and trust administration with thoughtful legal counsel and precise document preparation. The attorney will work directly with clients and alongside internal and external professionals to deliver practical solutions related to wealth transfer, fiduciary matters, and long-term planning. Responsibilities: • Create and refine comprehensive estate planning instruments, including trusts, wills, powers of attorney, and advance health care directives tailored to client objectives. • Advise clients on strategies involving wealth preservation and transfer, with attention to gift, estate, and generation-skipping tax considerations. • Oversee trust administration matters from initial review through final distribution, ensuring timely progress and legal compliance. • Provide guidance to trustees, executors, fiduciaries, and beneficiaries on duties, rights, and issues arising during estate and trust administration. • Prepare transfer-related documentation and recommend appropriate asset funding steps to align plans with client intentions. • Partner with attorneys, paralegals, accountants, financial professionals, and other advisors to support coordinated client service. • Build and maintain strong client relationships while contributing to the firm’s outreach and business development efforts. • Support related dispute matters as needed through legal research, motion drafting, briefing, and discovery activities.
2026-09-29T00:00:00Z

Associate Attorney - Family Law

Minneapolis, MN
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Permanent / Full Time
95000 - 120000 USD / Yearly
Downtown Minneapolis law firm is seeking a Family Law Associate Attorney to join its growing practice. This is an excellent opportunity for an attorney who enjoys handling sophisticated family law matters and working closely with clients through complex and often high-stakes situations. The firm represents individuals in a broad range of family law matters, including divorce, custody and parenting time disputes, spousal maintenance, property division, and high-net-worth marital dissolutions. Attorneys are given meaningful client contact, courtroom exposure, and the opportunity to take ownership of their cases while working alongside experienced practitioners. Key Responsibilities<ul><li>Manage family law matters from intake through resolution.</li><li>Represent clients in court hearings, motion practice, mediations, and settlement conferences.</li><li>Prepare pleadings, motions, discovery requests and responses, and other legal documents.</li><li>Conduct legal research and develop case strategies.</li><li>Advise clients on custody, parenting time, support, property division, and related family law issues.</li><li>Collaborate with colleagues to provide practical and effective solutions for clients.</li></ul>
2026-09-14T00:00:00Z

Associate Attorney, Real Estate

Minneapolis, MN
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Permanent / Full Time
150000 - 180000 USD / Yearly
Our client, a well-established, full-service law practice serving clients throughout the Twin Cities, is looking to add an Associate Attorney to our Real Estate group. We're a mid-sized shop with a broad general practice base, and we're looking for someone who wants to build a long-term career with us — we typically look for associates who stay with the firm for 3 to 8 years as they grow into more senior roles. Position details: Associates in this role are expected to meet an annual billable hour target of 1,500 hours. Core responsibilities will include:<ul><li>Preparing and negotiating purchase and sale agreements for real property transactions</li><li>Drafting closing documentation and managing the closing process for both buyers and sellers</li><li>Analyzing title commitments and survey materials, and preparing and resolving title objections</li><li>Reviewing and negotiating financing documents such as mortgages/deeds of trust, loan agreements, promissory notes, and guaranties</li></ul>Additional experience that would strengthen an application:<ul><li>Litigation experience tied to real estate matters — title disputes, landlord-tenant conflicts, boundary line disagreements, or Torrens proceedings</li><li>Background negotiating and drafting commercial lease agreements</li><li>Experience preparing loan documentation and running loan closings</li><li>Familiarity with construction-related contracts, including standard AIA documents</li><li>Exposure to environmental due diligence work, such as Phase I and Phase II environmental site assessments</li></ul>
2026-09-18T00:00:00Z

Associate Attorney - Corporate/M&A

Minneapolis, MN
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Permanent / Full Time
190000 - 250000 USD / Yearly
Mid-Level Corporate Attorney (M&A Focus) | Minneapolis (Hybrid)A leading, full-service law firm in downtown Minneapolis is seeking a mid-level Corporate Attorney (5–7+ years of experience) to join its sophisticated business transactions practice. This is an excellent opportunity to work closely with experienced dealmakers on a wide range of mergers and acquisitions while maintaining meaningful autonomy within a highly collaborative team environment. About the RoleIn this position, you will counsel privately held companies, entrepreneurs, and investment groups on a broad range of business transactions across multiple industries. The team works on deals spanning a wide spectrum in size and complexity, providing experience with both middle-market matters and more intricate, high-value transactions involving multiple stakeholders. You’ll play an active role at every stage of the transaction process—from early planning and due diligence through drafting, negotiation, and closing—while delivering practical, commercially focused guidance to clients. Key Responsibilities<ul><li>Structure and execute a wide range of transactions, including mergers, acquisitions, recapitalizations, and corporate reorganizations</li><li>Lead and support due diligence efforts, identifying legal and business risks</li><li>Draft and negotiate transaction documents, including letters of intent, purchase agreements, and ancillary agreements</li><li>Advise clients on financing arrangements, coordinating with lenders and investors</li><li>Navigate regulatory and compliance considerations, including antitrust-related matters and required filings</li><li>Counsel clients on strategic transactions such as joint ventures, partnerships, and cross-border deals</li></ul>
2026-09-18T00:00:00Z

Associate Staff Accountant

Chicago, IL
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Permanent / Full Time
85000 - 95000 USD / Yearly
The salary range for this position is $85,000 - $95,000 and it comes with benefits, including medical, vision, dental, life, and disability insurance. To apply to this hybrid role please send your resume to [email protected] NOTE: This position is a career-fast-track opportunity. Whoever fills this role is expected to be promoted quickly. Job Description:· Support and participate in the monthly financial statement close process for Business Unit or functional area of responsibility, ensuring that all financial transactions are recorded accurately and timely as well as analyzing and reviewing financial statements and variances.· Consult and liaise with operating unit finance personnel on accounting issues.· Prepare, review and analyze account reconciliations for companies and/or designated functions within Business Unit or functional area of responsibility.· Ensure compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley control requirements.· Prepare the monthly reporting packages, including analysis of current actual results to prior period actual results for use in internal and external reporting. Assists in the accounting, analysis and budgeting of various accounts in coordination with FP&A.· Interact with internal and external auditors, Controller’s Group and Business Units as required to accomplish goals.· Assist, as needed, in special projects and the implementation of changes in FASB/GAAP. POSITION SCOPE · Perform day-to-day activities associated with the monthly financial statement close process.· Ensure financial transactions are recorded accurately and timely.· Proactively notify Principal, Manager or Director of any accounting/reporting issues or concerns.· Work closely with other departments and Business Units regarding accounting activities.· Work output has considerable impact on the work of other financial functions, reporting and decision making processes. Impact on earnings focuses on appropriate utilization / development of resources.· Work with various parties, both within the Controller’s Group as well as other areas of the company, to accomplish goals, resolve issues and enhance and improve processes. Contact with others requires tact and persuasiveness.· Work is varied and somewhat difficult in nature, but usually involves limited responsibility. Requires moderate exercise of judgment, initiative, and ingenuity to select the most appropriate course of action.
2026-09-17T00:00:00Z

Corporate Associate

Sacramento, CA
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Permanent / Full Time
160000 - 200000 USD / Yearly
We are looking for a skilled Corporate Associate Attorney to join our detail-oriented services team in Sacramento, California. The ideal candidate will have 1–4 years of experience handling corporate and business transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, entity formations, financing arrangements, and drafting complex commercial agreements. This role offers the opportunity to work closely with senior attorneys and clients from a variety of industries, contributing to their growth and success. Responsibilities: • Provide legal counsel and representation on corporate transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, entity formations, reorganizations, and sales. • Draft, review, and negotiate various transactional documents, such as purchase agreements, shareholder agreements, operating agreements, and commercial contracts. • Conduct thorough legal and due diligence reviews to support corporate transactions and ensure compliance. • Assist with financing transactions by preparing and reviewing loan documents and related agreements. • Collaborate with attorneys across practice groups, including tax and real estate, to address specialized client needs. • Manage multiple assignments and priorities effectively while adhering to deadlines in a dynamic environment. • Communicate clearly and effectively with clients, opposing counsel, and internal teams to facilitate successful outcomes. • Stay updated on changes in corporate law and emerging industry trends to provide informed legal advice.
2026-09-22T00:00:00Z

Assistant Community Manager

Oakland, CA
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Temporary / Contract
25 - 27 USD / Hourly
<ul><li>Assist with the day-to-day operations of the property, including leasing, resident communications, rent collections, and file management.</li><li>Support the Community Manager in maintaining occupancy goals, property standards, and operational efficiency.</li><li>Help process applications, move-ins, move-outs, renewals, and resident recertifications.</li><li>Maintain accurate resident files and documentation in accordance with company policies and affordable housing compliance requirements.</li><li>Respond to resident questions and concerns professionally and escalate issues as needed.</li><li>Assist with rent posting, collections, delinquency follow-up, and reporting.</li><li>Coordinate with maintenance staff to ensure service requests are handled promptly and resident satisfaction is maintained.</li><li>Support inspections, audits, and compliance reviews.</li><li>Prepare reports, correspondence, and other administrative documents as needed.</li><li>Provide excellent customer service to current and prospective residents.</li></ul>
2026-09-25T00:00:00Z

Sr. Associate

Chevy Chase, MD
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Permanent / Full Time
100000 - 130000 USD / Yearly
Are you currently a Big 4 auditor or in transaction advisory with at least 2 years of experience? Is auditing/transaction advisory not the path you want to follow? Are you more interested in being an analyst and working on deals? If so, our client, a growing financial services company in Montgomery County is looking for a Sr Associate to join one of their deal teams. This role offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to a forward-thinking institution committed to sustainability and decarbonization. You will play a key part in analyzing, structuring, and managing loan opportunities within one of their largest sectors. This position combines new deal assessment with ongoing loan monitoring, offering exposure to the full investment lifecycle from initial review through active portfolio management. The role is well suited for an auditor or transaction advisory professional who can interpret complex information, communicate clear recommendations, and contribute to informed credit decisions. Responsibilities:• Engage with private equity sponsors and borrower management teams to build a strong understanding of business models, performance drivers, and transaction dynamics.• Analyze diligence materials such as lender presentations, investment summaries, third-party reports, and company financial information to assess credit quality and business performance.• Evaluate operating results, customer trends, segment activity, and financial forecasts to identify key strengths, risks, and relevant mitigating factors.• Prepare thorough investment memoranda that present underwriting conclusions, industry context, and the overall rationale for lending opportunities.• Conduct market and industry research to determine how competitive conditions and broader economic trends may affect borrower performance.• Support modifications to existing credit arrangements, including amendments, waivers, and restructuring situations within the assigned portfolio.• Review loan documentation alongside legal counsel to confirm business terms are accurately reflected and aligned with approved transaction structures.• Monitor assigned loans throughout their lifecycle by tracking reporting requirements, participating in ongoing credit discussions, and contributing to periodic portfolio reviews.• Maintain complete and timely credit files while ensuring required borrower deliverables are received and documented appropriately.• Provide support for activities related to other assigned portfolio management or underwriting initiatives. The ideal candidate for this Senior Associate role will have a BS in Accounting, Finance or Econ, 3+ years of financial statement audits or transaction advisory work coming out of one of the Big 4 with very strong writing and analysis skills (intermediate Excel skills) OR 2+ years of lending experience on the deal side. Comp range for this role is 100-130K in base plus bonus and full benefits. On-site in Chevy Chase, MD 4 days/week. Beautiful office, great company culture and growth. To apply to this Senior Associate role, please do so through this posting or reach out to Caren Bromberg Bach on LinkedIn or call Caren Bach at 301.965.9035.
2026-10-07T00:00:00Z

Assistant General Counsel

Bryan, TX
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Permanent / Full Time
150000 - 190000 USD / Yearly
Key ResponsibilitiesServe as a trusted legal advisor to executive leadership, division leaders, and program executives on complex legal, regulatory, and strategic matters.Identify and mitigate enterprise-wide legal, regulatory, and reputational risks while developing practical, business-oriented solutions.Develop scalable legal frameworks, policies, templates, and decision-making processes to support organizational growth and compliance.Advise on nonprofit and tax-exempt governance, including corporate law, conflicts of interest, related-party transactions, lobbying restrictions, and regulatory compliance.Oversee legal matters involving multi-entity corporate structures, including entity formation, governance, intercompany agreements, and regulatory filings.Provide legal guidance on government and defense contracting matters, including FAR/DFARS, subcontracts, teaming agreements, intellectual property, and organizational conflicts of interest.Advise on international trade compliance, including ITAR, EAR, OFAC sanctions, export controls, and related regulatory requirements.Collaborate with Finance, Contracts, HR, IT/Security, and other departments to integrate legal considerations into business decisions.Support board and committee governance, including meeting preparation, resolutions, corporate records, and governance documentation.Serve as a key legal leadership resource and provide support to the Chief Legal Officer on enterprise-wide initiatives. QualificationsJuris Doctor (J.D.) from an ABA-accredited law school.Active license and good standing with at least one U.S. state bar. Texas licensure is strongly preferred.8+ years of progressively responsible legal experience, with substantial in-house or comparable advisory experience.Experience in the defense industry, government contracting, or working with federal agencies or prime contractors is highly desirable.Familiarity with nonprofit and tax-exempt organization governance, including 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(6) structures.Experience managing corporate entities, subsidiaries, affiliates, or multi-entity organizational structures.Prior board governance or corporate secretary experience is preferred.Strong business judgment, strategic thinking, and the ability to deliver practical legal guidance in complex and evolving environments.Excellent communication, organizational, and interpersonal skills, with the ability to influence and collaborate with senior stakeholders.High ethical standards, discretion, adaptability, and the ability to manage multiple priorities. Additional DetailsCompensation: $149,760–$187,200 annually, depending on experience, skills, location, and other factors.Work Arrangement: On-site in Bryan, TX. Candidates in the DC Metro area may be considered for on-site work at the organization's DC office.Travel: Minimal to none, with occasional travel to headquarters or the DC office as needed.
2026-10-09T00:00:00Z

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