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Arlington office of our client seeks land use associate attorney with zoning experience. The candidate should have experience in preparation for/appearances before local boards, commissions and administrative bodies, preferably in Northern Virginia. Maryland and/or D.C. also considered. Legal

The law practice is located in Virginia. The firm has more than fifty years of professional law experience. Over forty skilled attorneys are on staff. Practice areas are broad in scope. Practice disciplines are divided into two groups namely business-corporate services and individual services. The law firm was recognized in a leading law publication.

Environmental and Land Use

Full-Time

Richmond office of our client, a Chambers ranked law firm, is actively seeking associates to join our Commercial Real Estate Group. The candidate will be primarily engaged in supporting, managing and ultimately presenting land use cases and lobbying for approval of requested entitlements. Will be engaged in post-approval development work such as preparing declarations, development agreements, easement agreements and other development related agreements. Should also have experience with drafting and negotiating sale and purchase agreements, title and survey review, review and negotiation of loan documents, and closing real estate loans and sales/acquisitions. Must be admitted to practice in Virginia, and have 3-6 years of commercial real estate experience in land use and development. Legal

The candidate should have excellent written and oral skills.

Established towards the mid-twentieth century, this reputed Virginia-based law firm has two offices in the state. Some of its main areas of concentration are business law, litigation, and real estate law. This law practice employs a fairly large group of seasoned attorneys and a highly qualified professional support team. Community service and pro-bono work as well as programs for women are supported at the firm.

Environmental and Land Use

Full-Time