Real Estate Associate Attorney

A law firm in New York City is seeking an experienced Real Estate Associate Attorney with 4-7 years of lender-side finance experience. The ideal candidate must be admitted to the New York Bar. In this role, you will be responsible for handling a range of real estate finance matters on behalf of lenders and financial institutions.

Duties:

• Provide legal counsel and representation to lenders and financial institutions in real estate finance transactions.
• Draft and review legal documents related to real estate financing, including loan agreements, security documents, and closing documents.
• Conduct due diligence and title review for real estate transactions.
• Collaborate with clients and legal teams to ensure the successful completion of real estate financing deals.

Requirements:

• 4-7 years of legal experience in lender-side finance.
• Admission to the New York Bar.

Skills:

• Expertise in real estate finance and lender-side transactions.
• Proficiency in drafting and reviewing real estate finance documents.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Effective communication and collaboration.

A premier, full-service law firm, this law concern has a single-minded commitment to excellence and has established long-term relationships with major domestic and international corporations, institutions, and individuals that seek innovative and practical solutions for both their everyday and their complex legal matters. The attorneys here provide a flexible, interdisciplinary approach, reaching across practice areas such as antitrust, banking and finance, business immigration, corporate, capital markets, corporate governance, derivatives, mergers and acquisitions, venture capital, corporate restructuring and bankruptcy, claims trading and distressed investment advice, mass tort and class-action bankruptcy, executive compensation, employment law, environmental, false advertising, insurance, intellectual property, Internet and e-commerce, due diligence, unfair competition, land use, litigation, alternative dispute resolution, and white-collar defense.