<p>Growing transactional law firm has an immediate opening for a Corporate Paralegal! This Corporate Paralegal will support up to four transactional attorneys, specifically focused on EC/VC matters. As a Corporate Paralegal with this firm, you'll assist with all phases of deal execution. This position is remote, so candidates across every US time zone are encouraged to apply. The ideal candidate will have 7-10+ years of relevant experience; part-time (20-25 hours) is preferred but full-time candidates will be considered.</p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><ul><li>Deal execution on EC/VC financings and M&A: closing checklists, signature and DocuSign management, data room setup, diligence tracking, closing binders, post-closing follow-through, and cap-table support. Comfortable with the EC/VC document set — SAFEs, convertible notes, priced equity rounds, NVCA-style financing documents, equity incentive plans, option grants, and Section 83(b) filings.</li><li>Corporate and transactional support: entity formation and maintenance across multiple states, corporate housekeeping and minute books, board and manager consents, and good-standing and qualification filings.</li><li>Regulatory support: preparing and tracking state and federal regulatory filings, licenses, and permit renewals, monitoring compliance deadlines across practice areas, and managing correspondence with regulatory agencies.</li><li>Public sector matters: supporting government contracts and procurement work, including bid and proposal documentation, agency registrations and filings, and compliance with public-entity contracting and disclosure requirements.</li></ul><p><br></p>
<p>We are looking for an experienced and detail-oriented Real Estate Paralegal to join an established team in San Francisco, California. This role focuses on supporting commercial real estate transactions, including title and survey reviews, lease summaries, and closing coordination. If you thrive in a dynamic environment and enjoy working on complex projects, this position offers an excellent opportunity to grow your career. This role can be primarily REMOTE as long as the candidate resides in California, Colorado, and/or Texas. This firm also offers a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, paid time off, and retirement savings plans.</p><p><br></p><p>Responsibilities:</p><p>• Conduct thorough reviews and analyses of title and survey documents to identify and address issues, negotiating revisions as needed.</p><p>• Prepare and draft transaction-related documents, including leases, estoppels, SNDAs, and loan agreements.</p><p>• Coordinate and manage closing activities, including collecting and delivering signatures, preparing closing instructions, and liaising with escrow and title companies.</p><p>• Assist in the formation of entities, drafting operating agreements, and obtaining relevant certificates and good standing documentation.</p><p>• Summarize and maintain timelines for critical events in purchase and sale agreements to ensure deadlines are met.</p><p>• Handle due diligence reviews and manage post-closing activities, including the collection and distribution of transaction materials and preparation of closing binders.</p><p>• Collaborate on finance-related tasks such as loan modifications, title work, and documentation for real estate financing.</p><p>• Incorporate online tools to enhance efficiency and accuracy in workflow management.</p><p>• Provide training and guidance to new staff and attorneys on processes and best practices.</p><p>• Support administrative tasks, including updating case files, organizing documents, and managing mailings and scanning.</p>
<p>We are partnering with a California university seeking an experienced Paralegal with substantive California Public Records Act (CPRA) experience to provide additional support to its Records and Information Management team on a fully remote contract basis.</p><p>Due to the increasing complexity of the matters the team is handling, the client is seeking someone with agency-side CPRA experience who can independently manage requests, exercise sound judgment regarding disclosure and redaction issues, and identify matters requiring further legal review.</p><p>This individual will support an established public records compliance function handling California Public Records Act (CPRA) and Information Practices Act (IPA) requests involving research records, patient information, personnel matters, litigation-related materials, media inquiries, and other sensitive institutional records.</p><p>Responsibilities</p><ul><li>Independently manage CPRA and IPA requests from intake through response, production, and closure.</li><li>Review responsive records, apply statutory exemptions, and evaluate confidentiality, privilege, disclosure requirements, and appropriate redactions.</li><li>Perform redactions and quality control review involving sensitive personnel, healthcare, research, litigation-related, privileged, and other confidential records.</li><li>Identify complex or sensitive requests and escalate legal or compliance issues when appropriate.</li><li>Draft and coordinate public records responses and communicate directly with requestors to clarify or narrow requests as appropriate.</li><li>Prioritize and track complex, high-risk, and time-sensitive requests while managing statutory deadlines.</li><li>Collaborate with legal, compliance, records management, research, healthcare, and administrative stakeholders to collect, review, and produce responsive records.</li><li><br></li></ul>
<p>Our client, a San Francisco-based fintech company, is seeking a Commercial Counsel to provide immediate part-time support to its vendor and procurement contracting function on a fully remote contract basis. This is a hands-on, queue-driven role focused on reviewing and negotiating inbound vendor agreements, identifying legal and commercial risk, and helping move contracts efficiently through execution.</p><p>The ideal candidate will bring meaningful commercial contracting experience involving technology and SaaS vendors, including experience negotiating DPAs and related privacy and security terms. The attorney should be comfortable independently managing a contract queue, applying established contracting positions and playbooks, and partnering with legal and business stakeholders in a fully remote environment.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Key Responsibilities</strong></p><ul><li>Review, draft, and negotiate vendor and procurement agreements, including MSAs, SaaS agreements, SOWs, order forms, and renewals against established contracting positions and playbooks. </li><li>Review and negotiate Data Processing Agreements (DPAs) and related privacy and security provisions, particularly in agreements with technology and SaaS vendors. </li><li>Negotiate AI-related contractual provisions involving use restrictions, data rights, model training, and evolving regulatory considerations. </li><li>Evaluate legal and commercial risks in proposed contractual terms and recommend practical, business-oriented mitigations. </li><li>Independently manage an active contract queue and prioritize competing requests to move agreements toward signature efficiently. </li><li>Partner cross-functionally with Procurement, Security, Privacy, and business stakeholders to resolve contractual issues and facilitate execution. </li></ul><p><br></p>
We are looking for an experienced Senior Attorney to join our dynamic family law firm in San Francisco, California. This role offers the opportunity to handle complex and high-stakes cases while contributing to the firm's growth and reputation for excellence. If you are an experienced legal expert seeking a collaborative environment that values your expertise and provides a flexible structure, this position may be the ideal fit for you.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Represent clients in high-stakes family law cases, including court appearances in the Bay Area.<br>• Draft and review legal motions, briefs, and other documentation with precision and attention to detail.<br>• Manage discovery processes, ensuring thorough preparation and compliance with legal protocols.<br>• Provide strategic advice and counsel to clients, addressing their unique needs with compassion and attention to detail.<br>• Collaborate with colleagues to refine legal templates and enhance operational systems for improved efficiency.<br>• Maintain a proactive approach to case management, advancing matters effectively and meeting deadlines.<br>• Participate in firm-wide initiatives aimed at client growth and business development.<br>• Uphold ethical standards and contribute to the firm's reputation for delivering exceptional legal services.<br>• Mentor entry-level attorneys to foster growth and development within the team.<br>• Ensure compliance with all relevant laws and regulations while representing clients.