Chicago Real Estate Transactions Associate (Mid-Level)
atticus recruitingChicago (IL)
Chicago Real Estate Transactions Associate (Mid-Level)
Posted 2 days ago
atticus recruitingChicago (IL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Overview:
Our client, a prominent, global, full-service firm, seeks experienced real estate associates in its Chicago office.
Requirements:
Minimum 5 years of broad-based commercial real estate law experience including acquisitions and dispositions, leasing, financing and joint ventures. Excellent academic credentials from a nationally recognized law school. Prior large or mid-sized law firm experience. Tremendous opportunity to learn from and practice with highly skilled real estate attorneys in a thriving, top-ranked practice group with exceptional benefits.
Location:
Chicago Employment Type: Law Firm Experience: Mid-level Attorney Apply Now Name * Email * Phone * Attach Resume (Optional) Accepted file types: pdf, doc, docx, rtf, Max. file size: 10 MB. Allowed File Types: pdf, doc, docx, rtf Please help us prevent spam by checking the box above. We submit confidential inquiries to our hiring contacts which preserves the confidentiality of theattorney candidate. Our client, a well-regarded, mid-sized, full-service law firm seeks a highly skilled real estate finance associate for its Chambers ranked Real Estate practice group in Chicago. Our client, a large full-service, global law firm, has an opening for an associate in its Real Estate Practice Group, with at least 2-3 years of meaningful experience in the practice of real estate law and finance with a primary focus on commercial real estate transactions. We are conducting a confidential search on behalf of our client, a well-regarded, mid-sized, full-service Chicago law firm, for a commercial real estate associate with 3 to 5 years experience.
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