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AMS Staffing Inc. is seeking a mid- to senior-level Associate Attorney for its Corporate Trust/Securities practice in New York, NY. The role focuses on drafting and negotiating complex transactional documents for financial institutions, with direct client contact and close collaboration with partners.
Ideal candidates have a J.D. and New York admission in good standing, plus at least three years of related experience in corporate trust, securities or structured finance.
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Job Title: Associate Attorney – Corporate Trust/Securities
Location: New York, NY 10271
Salary/Payrate: $175K to $200K
Work Environment: Hybrid (#1 of days WFH) / Remote
Referral Fee: AMS will pay $500 should the person you refer gets hired
Job Description:
An established, full-service New York law firm with a substantial corporate trust and financial institutions practice is seeking a mid- to senior-level attorney to join its growing team.
The practice represents financial institutions serving as trustees, agents and fiduciaries in domestic and cross-border financing transactions. This opportunity offers direct client contact, close collaboration with partners and exposure to a broad range of sophisticated securities and finance matters.
About the Role
The position primarily focuses on new transactions, including drafting and negotiating transaction documents, coordinating closings, and handling amendments and supplemental agreements. Defaults, workouts and restructurings represent a small portion of the anticipated workload.
Depending on experience and practice needs, transactions may include:
Responsibilities
Qualifications
Direct experience representing corporate trustees or agents is valuable but is not required. Attorneys with related securities, debt finance, capital markets or other relevant transactional experience are encouraged to apply.
Candidates from both large firms and smaller specialized practices will be considered. Relevant deal experience and substantive responsibility are more important than firm size.
What the Opportunity Offers