Transactional Attorney Healthcare Practice

A law firm seeks a Transactional Attorney to join its Philadelphia office, advising dentists and veterinarians nationwide on a full spectrum of business matters. This role offers significant autonomy within a boutique environment, providing an opportunity to engage directly with clients and handle complex transactional work.

Duties

• Negotiate and draft contracts, leases, purchase agreements, asset‐purchase documents, and other transaction‐related instruments

• Conduct due diligence related to business acquisitions, partnerships, and real estate transactions

• Advise healthcare professionals on practice formation, corporate structuring, and regulatory compliance

• Collaborate with paralegals and senior attorneys to develop deal strategies and identify key risk factors

• Serve as primary point of contact for clients, guiding them through transactional milestones and ensuring clarity on legal obligations

• Review financial statements, operational metrics, and licensing documentation to support transactional recommendations

• Manage multiple matters concurrently, tracking deadlines, deliverables, and client communications on time

Requirements

• Minimum of 2 years’ experience in transactional practice, ideally with exposure to healthcare or professional‐services clients

• Demonstrated ability to negotiate and draft complex business documents with minimal supervision

• Strong analytical, problem‐solving, and organizational skills to handle competing priorities

• Proven client orientation, with the ability to explain legal concepts in straightforward terms

• Self‐starter mentality and adaptability to thrive in a rapidly growing niche practice

Education

• Juris Doctor (J.D.) from an ABA-accredited law school

Certifications

• Active membership in good standing with the Pennsylvania Bar (or eligibility to obtain admission promptly)

Skills

• Advanced legal research capabilities and proficiency with Westlaw, LexisNexis, or similar platforms

• Exceptional drafting skills tailored to transactional documents, including attention to detail and risk mitigation

• Effective negotiation techniques to achieve favorable outcomes for clients

• Ability to manage client relationships, address concerns, and maintain clear communication throughout the engagement

• Familiarity with corporate governance, healthcare licensure, and regulatory frameworks affecting dental and veterinary practices

• Competence in using document management and project-tracking software to coordinate teams and deadlines

Benefits

• 401(k) retirement plan

• Health insurance coverage

This leading boutique firm represents dentists and veterinarians in a full range of business matters affecting their practices. The firm consists of experienced lawyers who work collaboratively to achieve clients' goals. The firm has multiple office locations to serve clients around the country.