Associate Attorney

Software Placement Group; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Software Placement Group in Nashville, TN is seeking an Associate Attorney to join its transactional team. The role focuses on real estate, corporate, and contract matters, offering a collaborative environment and strong growth potential for qualified candidates.

Requirements include 2–4 years of relevant experience, proficiency with Microsoft Office, and the ability to manage multiple matters while maintaining client relationships. On-site with some evenings and weekends is required.

Qualifications

• 2 to 4 years of relevant experience in real estate, corporate, or contract law.
• Demonstrated dedication and a strong work ethic in previous roles.
• Proficiency in Microsoft operating systems and advanced software applications.
• Availability during standard business hours, with flexibility for some evenings and weekends to accommodate client meetings.
• Exemplary personal skills and the ability to effectively manage client relationships.

Responsibilities

• Handle transactional matters focused on real estate, corporate, and contract law
• Manage a high volume of projects and oversee administrative staff
• Draft and review contracts, easements, opinion letters, and corporate documents
• Conduct client meetings both over the phone and in person
• Lead and chair corporate client meetings
• Ensure compliance with county real estate and recorder requirements
• Efficiently manage electronic task lists and billing processes
• Engage in substantial client interaction and public speaking opportunities

Skills

Public speaking

Client relations

Project management

Contract drafting

Microsoft Office

Tools

Microsoft Office

Billing software

Job description

Location: Nashville, TN | Schedule: Full-time, on-site with flexibility for some evenings and weekends

Overview

A well-established legal practice in Nashville is seeking an ambitious Associate Attorney to join its transactional team. This is an opportunity to work on real estate, corporate, and contract law matters within a collaborative, client-focused environment that offers strong potential for professional growth.

What you'll do

• Handle transactional matters focused on real estate, corporate, and contract law
• Manage a high volume of projects and oversee administrative staff
• Draft and review contracts, easements, opinion letters, and corporate documents
• Conduct client meetings both over the phone and in person
• Lead and chair corporate client meetings
• Ensure compliance with county real estate and recorder requirements
• Efficiently manage electronic task lists and billing processes
• Engage in substantial client interaction and public speaking opportunities

Required qualifications

• 2 to 4 years of relevant experience in real estate, corporate, or contract law, or in advising governmental organizations on civil matters
• Demonstrated dedication and a strong work ethic in previous roles
• Proficiency in Microsoft operating systems and advanced software applications
• Availability during standard business hours, with flexibility for some evenings and weekends to accommodate client meetings
• Exemplary personal skills and the ability to effectively manage client relationships

Compensation and benefits

• Competitive benefits package including health, disability, and retirement plans

Why this role

This position offers substantial client interaction, public speaking opportunities, and a chance to contribute to a dynamic, supportive legal team with strong potential for long-term professional growth.