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This role focuses on Delaware entity opinions and substantive nonconsolidation opinions for complex financing transactions. With a collaborative team and a strong niche practice, this position offers significant growth potential and a dynamic work environment.
Job Responsibility:
Draft Delaware entity opinions and substantive non-consolidation opinions for commercial real estate finance transactions
Review and prepare organizational documents related to entity formation and transaction structuring
Apply bankruptcy-remote entity criteria in accordance with industry standards
Manage a high-volume transaction pipeline while ensuring accuracy and timeliness in deliverables
Collaborate with attorneys across offices to meet client expectations and deliver quality work
Provide guidance on complex legal matters related to Delaware statutes and real estate finance
Participate in client meetings and discussions to address transaction-specific legal requirements
Maintain up-to-date knowledge of industry trends and legal developments impacting commercial real estate finance
Ensure compliance with all applicable laws and regulations in Delaware and other jurisdictions as needed
Requirements:
Juris Doctor degree from an accredited law school
Active Delaware Bar admission strongly preferred
additional admissions in other states are beneficial
Minimum of 3 years of experience in commercial real estate finance or a related practice area
Expertise in drafting Delaware opinions and nonconsolidation opinions is highly desirable
Familiarity with bankruptcy-remote entity structuring and related analyses
Strong background in managing high-volume transactions while maintaining attention to detail
Excellent communication and collaboration skills for client interaction and teamwork
Ability to work effectively in both remote and occasional in-office settings