Litigation Attorney-O'Flaherty Law Location: Quad Cities Metro area: Davenport and Bettendorf, IA - Moline and Rock Island, IL (Hybrid/Remote due to in-person court appearances) O’Flaherty Law is a rapidly growing, client-centered law firm known for its dynamic and collaborative team located in the Ceadar Rapids, Iow
Job overviewA law firm seeks a Corporate Transactional Attorney to join their team in Cedar Rapids. The ideal candidate will bring expertise and a collaborative spirit to a dynamic legal legal counsel on corporate transactions and business , review, and negotiate contracts and due diligence and risk assessment for mergers and acquisitio
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Attorney, Temporary part-time The candidate will review legal documents for substance, readability, and technical correctness; Negotiate and draft contracts, including leases, licenses, corporate transactions, and real estate and employment agreements; Handle legal issues including due diligence, discovery, and legal research; Prepare exhibits for arbitration. Must be actively licensed in good standing in any recognized US jurisdiction. Must have 1-3 years’ legal experienc... read more
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