Finance/Bankruptcy Litigation Associate – Am Law 100 Firm

Finance/Bankruptcy Litigation Associate – Am Law 100 Firm

• Associate
• Law Firm
• Banking/Finance , Bankruptcy/Restructuring , Litigation

About the Position:
Our client, a sophisticated international law firm, has an active need for a litigator (3-5 yrs) with large law firm experience to join its Finance and Restructuring practice in Chicago as an associate. This practice represents clients in a range of financial matters, including complex financial transactions, corporate debt restructurings, and related litigation.

Highlights:
· Ranked as one of the top firms to work for in the Midwest
· Recognized on the Client Service A-Team report by BTI Consulting
· Recognized by the American Bar Association for pro bono work

Responsibilities:
· Advise clients in all aspects of Chapter 11 proceedings, including business reorganization and related litigation matters
· Represent trustees, master services, securities administrators and other financial institutions in financial litigation and corporate trust disputes

Required Qualifications:
· 3-5 years of litigation experience involving finance/restructuring
· Experience at an Am Law 100 firm
· Strong academic credentials and excellent writing skills

Location:
Chicago, IL (Hybrid)

Compensation:
The anticipated base salary range for this position is $180,000 – $300,000.

Position Type

• Associate

Employment Type

• Law Firm

Practice Areas

• Banking/Finance , Bankruptcy/Restructuring , Litigation

Job ID

• 2637

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