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Description: Banking/Finance

Position: Associate

Notes: Firm is seeking an associate with 1-4 years of experience in transactional lending, preferably leveraged-lending. Private equity sponsor-side experience preferred, but experience working for banks and lending counsel is acceptable.

This full-service law firm has more than 350 attorneys in 20 practice areas, including banking and finance, business immigration, corporate restructuring and bankruptcy, employment and labor, intellectual property, and real estate. The internationally-focused firm also handles initial public offerings and acquisitions, representing both emerging companies and major corporations.

This firm has the unique ability to do large scale work without the cumbersome bureaucracy of other top NYC firms.

Years Experience: (1 - 4)

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Bar Requirements: New York

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Location: USA - NY - New York

Date Opened: 04/18/2018

Code: 4502895

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