Corporate, Transactional & Real Estate Law Attorneys
About the Opportunities
This curated listing brings together distinct opportunities within corporate, transactional, and specialized real estate law, recognizing that attorneys with a strong foundation in these areas often possess transferable skills and interests. While the specific focus areas vary, each role demands a high level of expertise, independent management capabilities, and a commitment to delivering exceptional legal counsel, making this an ideal platform for seasoned professionals seeking their next career challenge.
Current Openings
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Corporate Securities Attorney
Location: Miami, FL
Compensation: $325K - $350K
Experience: 8-12 years
Work Model: HybridThis pivotal position involves augmenting a prominent legal firm's Corporate division, assuming significant securities-related responsibilities for a major client, and providing counsel to public companies and underwriters.
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Counsel - Transactional LIHTC
Location: Buffalo, NY
Compensation: $185K - $240K
Experience: 7-10 years
Work Model: HybridThis role within a rapidly expanding boutique law firm requires profound expertise in Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) and affordable housing transactional matters, leading deals from inception to completion.
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Transactional Attorney, Corporate Governance / HOA Law
Location: West Los Angeles, CA
Compensation: $145K - $180K
Experience: 5-7 years
Work Model: RemoteSpecializing in transactional legal services for community associations across California, this role involves enhancing a distinguished law firm's team with unparalleled legal guidance to homeowners' associations.
Requirements
- Attorneys with 5-12 years of experience in relevant transactional or corporate law.
- Demonstrated ability to independently manage and lead legal projects.
- Strong expertise in specific areas such as corporate securities, LIHTC, or HOA law.
- Excellent communication, negotiation, and client relationship management skills.
- A proactive and solution-oriented approach to complex legal challenges.
- Hold an active U.S. bar admission, with specific state bar eligibility dependent on the role.
Who These Roles Are For
- Skilled attorneys with a strong background in transactional law, corporate governance, or specialized real estate finance.
- Seasoned legal professionals who thrive in complex legal environments and are ready to take on significant responsibilities.
Who These Roles Are Not Suitable For
- Attorneys without direct transactional or corporate governance experience.
- Professionals seeking entry-level positions or recent graduates.
- Individuals unwilling to work in a hybrid or remote setting as specified for each role.
- Candidates unable to assume significant, independent responsibilities.
Benefits
- Opportunities to work with prominent firms and specialized boutiques.
- High-impact roles offering significant responsibility and leadership.
- Competitive compensation packages aligned with extensive experience.
- Flexible work models (hybrid/remote) offering work-life integration.
Skills
- HOA
- Estate law
- Securities
- Real estate
- Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC)
- Real estate contracts
- Corporate governance
- Transactional
Bar Admission: Active U.S. Bar Admission required; specific state bar varies by role.
Work Model: Hybrid / Remote Flexibility / On-site varies by role.