Full-time
Financial Services Associate Attorney (Banks, Non-Banks, Lessors)
Baltimore, MD · $205,000-$235,000 per year
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About this role
A client in the legal services industry is seeking a Financial Services Associate Attorney with 1-3 years of experience representing banks or non-bank lenders and lessors in financing transactions, to join its Financial Services Transactions practice group. This is a unique opportunity to grow into a key member of a nationally recognized, established team. The associate will assist with structuring, drafting, negotiating, and closing loan agreements, lease agreements, security documents, and related transactional documents. Candidates outside the Baltimore area who are interested in relocating are encouraged to apply.
Requirements
- 1-3 years of experience representing banks or non-bank lenders and lessors in financing transactions
- Experience drafting and negotiating loan agreements, lease agreements, and security documents
- Maryland law license, or ability to sit for the Maryland Bar and obtain licensure promptly
- Self-motivated and hardworking with strong organizational skills
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