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Prestigious DE firm | Bankruptcy Associate (2-6 yrs) | $220k-$300k | 9.5% 401k (no match required) | 1 1 partner ratio | Major debtor cases | Welcomes out-of-state candidates | Paid DE bar prep
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$220,000 - $300,000 per year
My client is one of Delaware's premier law firms with a bankruptcy practice that has been involved in many of the nation's most significant corporate restructurings. They maintain a sophisticated practice representing major corporate debtors in complex bankruptcy proceedings.
Their Delaware bankruptcy team is known for its collegial atmosphere and commitment to associate development. The firm's reputation for excellence attracts sophisticated clients across various industries, providing associates with diverse and challenging work.
ROLE OVERVIEW You'll work directly with partners representing corporate debtors in complex Chapter 11 proceedings, with significant responsibility and client interaction from the start. The firm's 1 1 partner-to-associate ratio ensures exceptional mentorship and professional development.
The position offers market-leading compensation ($220k-$300k based on class year), substantial year-end bonuses, and an impressive benefits package featuring:
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