About the Role
Join a collaborative corporate practice as a mid-level M&A and private equity associate. You will lead transactions from due diligence through closing while advising clients on general corporate matters and working closely with partners.
What You'll Do
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Run M&A transactions end-to-end, from due diligence through closing.
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Draft and negotiate purchase agreements, merger agreements, and financing documents.
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Manage due diligence processes and support private equity sponsors and portfolio companies throughout the investment lifecycle.
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Advise clients on entity formation, corporate structuring, and ongoing corporate matters.
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Work directly with clients and partners across multiple matters.
What We're Looking For
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Four to eight years of M&A or private equity transactional experience at a law firm, with the ability to independently run deals.
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Experience with private equity-sponsored transactions, due diligence, and transaction documentation.
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Experience drafting and negotiating purchase and merger agreements.
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A Juris Doctor degree and a license to practice law in Missouri, or willingness to obtain one.
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Strong attention to detail and the ability to manage multiple client relationships and matters.
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General corporate experience, such as entity formation and structuring, is helpful. Experience with debt financings, equity structuring, or cross-border transactions is also relevant.
Compensation & Benefits
Base salary range: $205,000 to $285,000 annually. Visa sponsorship is not available.
Location
On-site in St. Louis, Missouri.
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