Corporate - General Attorney in Ann Arbor, MI

Law Firm

Ann Arbor, MI

Corporate - General Attorney in Ann Arbor, MI

Attorney

Min 3 yrs required

No

Job Title: Corporate Associate

Job Responsibilities:
The Corporate Associate at the law firm is expected to handle a wide range of corporate transactional and general work. Key responsibilities include:

- Providing legal counsel to clients on various corporate matters such as corporate governance, general business transactions, and complex commercial transactions.
- Advising clients on regulatory compliance, drafting and negotiating contracts, risk management, and other corporate legal issues.
- Delivering practical, business-oriented legal advice while managing and prioritizing multiple client matters efficiently.
- Demonstrating outstanding drafting, analytical, and legal research capabilities.
- Assuming direct responsibility for client matters and working collaboratively with team members and clients.

Education and Experience Information:
- A minimum of 3 years of experience in corporate transactions is required.
- A strong background in complex commercial transactions with exposure to general corporate and tax-related matters is preferred.
- Candidates should possess strong academic credentials.
- Admission to the Michigan Bar or eligibility to waive in is necessary.

Salary Information:
The salary information for the Corporate Associate position is not provided in the text.

Equal Employment Opportunity and Diversity Statement:
The law firm is committed to equal employment opportunity and diversity, ensuring that all employment actions, including recruitment, hiring, training, promotion, compensation, and benefits, are administered without discrimination based on ancestry, sex, race, color, ethnicity, national origin, gender, age, religion, disability, medical condition, military status, genetic information, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other protected status. The firm complies fully with all applicable equal employment opportunity laws.