Michigan Direct Hire: Corporate Governacne Paralegal

Job Description

Job Description

LHH is actively recruiting for experienced Corporate Governance Paralegals for multiple direct hire openings that we anticipate our clients will reach out to us about in the near future. Our clients are some of the most sophisticated law firms and in house corporate legal departments in the area with terrific benefits and compensation packages.

If you have 4+ years of experience as a Corporate Governance Paralegal, we want to hear from you. Common experience our clients require in these types of roles are as follows:
- Experience with drating and researching documents related to corporate entity filings and entity formations.
- Conducting UCC searches and assisting attorneys with reviewing common transactional documents. (Frequent transaction documents include SOW's, NDA's, Letters of Engagement, Master Service Agreements, Vendor Agreements, etc.)
- Proficiency with drafting Corporate Meeting Minutes, Shareholder related documentation and corporate governance amendments, resolutions etc.
- Any additional experience related to securities filings and related expertise is highly desired but not required.

Preference for candidates who have a Bachelors Degree and or an A.B.A. approved Paralegal Certificate.

We look forward to hearing from you and please note that all inquiries are strictly confidential.

Pay Details: $70,000.00 to $100,000.00 per year

Search managed by: Nicholas Romley

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