The successful candidate will have substantial experience in transactional creditor’s law, including drafting liens and loans for creditworthy borrowers, managing day-to-day legal matters for banks and investment groups, and representing mid-sized to large lenders in traditional lending transactions. This role also involves assessing risk, advising clients on how to structure financing effectively, and helping ensure their capital is deployed in the most strategic and efficient manner possible.

 

The qualified candidate will ideally have 4-6 years of experience with good tenure (2 years on average) at reputable large law firms or AmLaw specific legal practices.

 

• Represent and advise lenders and borrowers in a broad range of financing transactions
• Structure, negotiate, document, and close domestic and international transactions (syndicated and bilateral; secured and unsecured)
• Draft and negotiate credit agreements, reimbursement agreements, security agreements, intercreditor agreements, participation agreements, receivables purchase agreements, and related ancillary documents
• Analyze relevant issues under the UCC (including Articles 9, 5, 8, and 12) and the Bankruptcy Code

Qualifications

• Juris Doctorate in Law from an ABA-accredited law school.
• 4+ years of experience within a private practice law firm setting (or seconded to a bank or financial insitution).
• Ability to handle a caseload of 10+ matters at a given time with stringent efficiency and attention.