Real Estate Associate

Job Overview

A law firm seeks a Real Estate Associate with two to four years of experience to join its Real Estate Practice Group in Boise, ID. The associate will collaborate with clients in the agriculture, renewable energy, timber, and mining sectors, as well as local and regional real estate developers, owners, and operators.

Duties

• Negotiate and close complex real estate purchase and sales agreements.
• Manage commercial leases, debt and equity financings, and development matters.
• Communicate effectively with clients and team members.
• Exercise business and professional judgment to meet client goals.
• Engage in business development and participate in civic and professional organizations.

Requirements

• Two to four years of real estate transactions experience.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills.
• Ability to manage multiple projects and work within a team.
• Experience in business development and professional organizations.
• Active membership in or commitment to applying for the Idaho Bar.

Education

• JD from an accredited university.

Certifications

• Active membership in the Idaho Bar or eligibility to apply.

Skills

• Strong negotiation and closing skills.
• Effective communication and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to manage multiple projects efficiently.
• Business acumen and strategic planning abilities.

Benefits

• Comprehensive training programs and retreats.
• Coaching and mentoring program.
• New lawyer integration resources.
• Core competency model for long-term success.
• Participation in the ABA Well-Being Pledge.

This large, rapidly growing, full-service law firm is making big strides in the global realm of telecommunications, e-commerce and dot coms in addition to having a very notable practice in international commerce, corporate and contract litigation. It is located in the Pacific Northwest with branches sprouting up all over the country. Associates are encouraged to pursue community involvement to enhance their well-rounded approach to law and life. Billable hours credit is given for Pro Bono work, and the firm's hours requirements are very reasonable. Strong mentoring and training programs are present.