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Job description
As a former Big Law corporate associate, I know firsthand how difficult it can be to navigate the lateral market without clear guidance. I went through the process myself and ultimately lateraled to an AmLaw 5 firm, which gives me a practical perspective on what actually matters to firms and how candidates can position themselves effectively.
I'm currently recruiting for a Cravath-scale AmLaw 100 firm seeking Corporate Associates with 2 to 7 years of experience for its Chicago office , with additional openings in NYC, Los Angeles, San Fransisco, Miami, Washington D.C., and Charlotte . The firm is open to associates with backgrounds or interest across a broad corporate platform, including:
Mergers and acquisitions
Securities and capital markets
Investment funds
General corporate governance
Finance and related transactional work
The practice area may be broad or specialized, depending on the candidate.
Key Qualifications
2 to 7 years of corporate transactional experience at an AmLaw 200 firm or elite boutique
JD from top law school with strong academic credentials
Experience drafting and negotiating transaction documents in M&A, securities, funds, finance, or general corporate matters
Admitted in Illinois or eligible to waive in. Other markets require admission in the state where the associate will sit
Desired Competencies
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Strong analytical and problem-solving ability
Exceptional attention to detail and sound business judgment
Ability to manage matters independently and collaborate in team environments
Professionalism and strong commercial awareness
Compensation
Base salary: $235,000 to $420,000, Cravath scale and class-year dependent
Bonus range: $30,000 to $115,000, based on performance and seniority
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Worksite address
chicago, IL, 60290, US
Who can apply
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