Commercial Real Estate Associate Attorney

Recruiter

New York City, NY

Commercial Real Estate Associate Attorney

Attorney

1-10 yrs required

No

New York City office of a **Members Only** Top Ranked Law Firm seeks a commercial real estate associate attorney with 2-5 years of continuous, specific, and verifiable real estate experience in a large (50+) attorney law firm. The candidate will conduct due diligence reviews, including title, survey, zoning, environmental, lease reviews, etc. Will prepare closing documents, including estoppels, deeds, SNDAs, FIRPTA certificates, bringdown certificates, and the like. Review commercial real estate documents and provide feedback. Draft easements, ECCRs, restrictive covenants, and other similar-type documents encumbering titles. Analyse and monitor deadlines, including the preparation of critical dates schedules, and strictly monitor and calendar all relevant deadlines. Monitor contingencies, review, and prepare title objections, survey and environmental reviews, closing documents, and wire transfers. Review title policies and ALTA surveys for conformance. Conduct closings, including reviewing and advising clients on settlement statements and completing post-closing documentation and administration. Draft correspondence on behalf of landlords to commercial tenants? management and counsel relating to claims, defenses, and other disputes arising under lease agreements. Provide aid to senior-level attorneys, senior paralegals, and staff members, review and preparation of documents, reports, and correspondence. Effectively organize and maintain client files. In-depth experience drafting a variety of leases, from both a landlord?s and tenant?s perspective, as well as property acquisition and sale documents and ancillary agreements, is required. Should have knowledge of the laws and rules, as well as state and federal court procedures, forms, deadlines, filing requirements, and portals. Must be Licensed to practice law and in good standing in at least one of the following states: MA, RI, NY, TN, NC, SC, or FL.