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David Careers

Corporate & Business Transactions - Capital Markets & Public Companies (Midlevel Associate Attorney)

Posted 3 days ago

direct counselPittsburgh (PA)
LawyersOffices of Lawyers

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$225,000 – $435,000

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About the role

Midlevel Corporate Associate Direct Counsel is representing a prestigious AmLaw firm seeking a midlevel Corporate Associate (3–5 years) to join its highly regarded Capital Markets & Public Companies practice. This is an excellent opportunity for an attorney looking to work on sophisticated capital markets and securities matters within a collaborative and nationally recognized corporate practice. Multiple Locations: Boston, Los Angeles, New York, Orange County, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Silicon Valley, Washington, D.C.
Responsibilities: Advise publicly traded companies on:
  • Federal securities law complianceSEC reporting and disclosure obligations
  • Stock exchange listings and ongoing compliance
  • Corporate governance matters
  • Represent issuers in:
  • Public and private securities offerings
  • Equity and debt capital markets transactions
  • Work closely with clients on strategic corporate and transactional matters across a variety of industries
  • Qualifications3–5 years of large law firm corporate experience
  • Strong background in:
  • Capital markets transactions
  • Public company representation
  • Securities law compliance and governance matters
  • Experience with both equity and debt offerings preferred
  • Excellent academic credentials, analytical skills, and communication abilities
  • Active bar admission in the jurisdiction of the office of interest
CompensationFor positions in California, Massachusetts, New York, and Washington, D.C., the expected salary range is $225,000 – $435,000, depending on experience, expertise, market conditions, and overall qualifications. Comprehensive benefits package includes medical, financial, and paid leave benefits, including 401(k), vacation, sick leave, and parental leave offerings. If you are interested in this opportunity, please apply through directcounsel.net with your resume, law school transcripts, and cover letter.

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