Private Equity Mergers & Acquisitions Junior Associate Attorney
Job Description
Job DescriptionPrivate Equity Mergers & Acquisitions – Junior Associate Attorney
Direct Counsel is seeking a Junior Associate Attorney to join a leading national law firm’s Private Equity group. The ideal candidate will have some experience with, or a demonstrated interest in, private M&A and growth equity transactions, along with a foundational understanding of transactional diligence and deal execution.
Locations: Boston, MA; New York, NY; San Francisco, CA; Santa Monica, CA
Qualifications
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0–2 years of experience in private M&A, growth equity, or related transactional matters.
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Some experience with, or a demonstrated interest in, private M&A and growth equity transactions.
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Basic understanding of the diligence process, ancillary workstreams, and organizing signing and closing processes.
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Strong judgment and ability to proactively communicate with internal and external stakeholders.
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Ability to effectively manage client and counsel relationships.
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Outstanding academic credentials and comparable law firm experience.
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Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
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Admission to the relevant state bar, or eligibility to obtain admission promptly.
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Deal sheet required.
Responsibilities
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Assist with private M&A and growth equity transactions.
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Support due diligence processes and related ancillary workstreams.
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Assist with organizing and coordinating signing and closing processes.
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Conduct legal research and analysis in support of transactional matters.
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Draft and review transaction-related documents and correspondence.
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Collaborate with attorneys, clients, and opposing counsel throughout the transaction lifecycle.
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Manage multiple workstreams while maintaining strong attention to detail and deadlines.
Compensation & Benefits
The anticipated salary is $225,000, with additional compensation and benefits available as applicable.
Application Requirements
Candidates should submit a resume and deal sheet and meet the applicable bar admission requirements.
