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Business Transactional Attorney
Company name
BCG Attorney Search
Organization Type
RecruiterJob Type
Attorney
Date Last Verified
Mar 06,2019
Valid Through
Apr 05,2019
Years of Experience
1-9 yrs required
Location
Baltimore,
MD, United States
Employment Type
Full-time
Industry
Legal
Practice Area
Corporate >> Corporate - General
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Baltimore office of our client seeks business transactional attorney with experience. The candidate will be working with growing practices with particular emphasis in the following industries: information technology, government contracts, healthcare, and manufacturing and distribution, among others. Will be drafting and negotiating a wide variety of legal documents from partnership and LLC operating agreements to governing corporate documents; from employment, independent contractor, and other services agreements, joint venture agreements, licenses and IP development agreements, to promissory notes, loan documents, and mergers and acquisitions/purchase and sale agreements. Providing advice to colleagues on a variety of legal projects and counseling clients on a significant number of legal matters.Company info
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