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The Richmond office of Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP seeks an attorney to join its national Bankruptcy and Restructuring practice group in a full-time, partnership-track associate position. The ideal candidate will have two to four years of commercial bankruptcy experience and a demonstrated interest in bankruptcy/restructuring, as well as a strong academic record and exceptional analytical and writing skills.
A Virginia bar license is preferred and required within one year of joining the firm.
The Richmond office of Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP seeks an attorney to join its national Bankruptcy and Restructuring practice group, in a full-time, partnership-track associate position. The ideal candidate will have two to four years (class of 2024 – class of 2022) of commercial bankruptcy experience. Applicants should have a demonstrated interest in bankruptcy/restructuring, as well as a strong academic record, exceptional analytical and writing skills and be a true team player. Former and current U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judicial Clerks are encouraged to apply. Virginia bar license preferred, and in any event required within one year of joining the firm. A competitive relocation package is available to candidates relocating for the role. EEO/drug-free workplace/E-Verify participant/Veteran/Disability.
At the time of posting, the expected salary range for this position for full-time partnership-track associates is $235,000 to $310,000. Actual salary offers may vary based on a number of factors, including but not limited to, education, training, skill sets, licensure and certifications, practice area, experience, internal equity, and market data. In addition to providing competitive compensation, Hunton offers a range of benefits and wellness options based on experience, performance, and location that compare favorably to market standards in every region and across the legal industry.
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