Corporate / Transactional Attorney

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conroy baranKansas City (MO)

LawyersOffices of Lawyers

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Overview We’re a corporate, transactional, and business law firm with growing offices in Kansas City, MO and Joplin, MO, looking to add a corporate attorney to our team. Who We’re Looking For Candidate must have 3 years of experience in transactional-related law, such as corporate law, mergers and acquisitions, investment transactions, real estate, commercial contracting (especially software and technology), or secured transactions, with a preference for candidates with healthcare and technology experience. Candidate should be able to work collaboratively on complex, sophisticated matters with other attorneys. Candidates must be licensed in Missouri or Kansas. What Candidates Will Do Advise and represent clients the corporate and transactional setting Negotiate, draft, and assist with transactional agreements Work closely with colleagues on multifaceted transactions, restructurings, and finance matters What We Offer A relaxed, flexible firm culture with strong internal relationships The opportunity to work on challenging, high-level matters Salary commensurate with experience, plus a generous bonus and origination structure Group health and retirement benefits Full-time position based in Joplin or Kansas City Check us out at www.ConroyBaran.com. Please respond to bogan@conroybaran.com. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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