Corporate Law Associate Attorney

Houston | Hybrid

Corporate Associate Attorney AmLaw 50 Opportunity Compensation $235,000 – $390,000+

A premier national law firm is seeking a Mid-Level Corporate Associate Attorney to join its Houston office.

This opportunity is ideal for an attorney interested in representing public and private companies, private equity sponsors, investors, and financial institutions in sophisticated corporate transactions.

Ideal Background 3–6 years of corporate transactional or mergers & acquisitions experience gained at a sophisticated law firm

Experience representing public companies, privately held companies, private equity sponsors, portfolio companies, strategic buyers and sellers, and institutional investors

Experience handling mergers & acquisitions, equity investments, joint ventures, corporate reorganizations, and other strategic transactions

Experience drafting and negotiating purchase agreements, merger agreements, operating agreements, shareholder agreements, governance documents, and other corporate transaction documents

Experience conducting legal due diligence, managing transaction workstreams, and coordinating deal teams through closing

Experience advising clients regarding corporate governance, commercial agreements, and general corporate matters

Experience with private equity transactions, capital markets, or finance matters is a plus

Strong drafting, negotiation, analytical, organizational, and communication skills

Ability to independently manage sophisticated transactions while maintaining significant client interaction

Excellent academic credentials

J.D. from an ABA-accredited law school required

Texas bar admission required or ability to become admitted

Why This Opportunity Premier national Corporate practice

Sophisticated domestic and cross-border transactions

Significant client interaction and deal responsibility

Opportunity to represent leading public companies, private equity sponsors, and growing businesses

Strong mentorship and professional development

Collaborative AmLaw 50 environment

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