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Varnum seeks an attorney with 8-10 years of corporate experience to join its Corporate Practice Team in Michigan. The role will support the broader corporate needs of the firm’s clients while providing key support for securities matters as needed.
For over a century, Varnum attorneys have served the business community with corporate services including mergers and acquisitions, commercial contracts, corporate governance, and general business counseling.
Varnum is seeking an attorney with at least 8-10 years of legal experience to join its Corporate Practice Team in one of the firm’s Michigan offices. This attorney will support the broader needs of the firm's corporate clients while also providing key support for securities law matters as needed.
For over a century, Varnum attorneys have served the business community with a full array of corporate services, including mergers and acquisitions, commercial contracts, corporate governance, and general business counseling. Our attorneys have the expertise and experience to be trusted business advisors, and our multidisciplinary, team-based approach taps the talents of any attorney whose expertise fits a client's situation. Within this suite of corporate services, our Securities practice advises public and private companies on SEC reporting matters, compliance with listing exchange rules, corporate governance, capital market transactions, and equity and executive compensation matters, providing experienced judgment and counseling on matters that often require immediate, practical guidance. This is a unique opportunity to join a thriving law firm and a highly successful team of attorneys.
The attorney will collaborate with clients, partners, and associates on a range of counseling, compliance, regulatory, and transactional matters. Responsibilities will include:
Candidates should be prepared to step into a role where they will have an immediate impact across a broad range of corporate matters, including supporting the firm's public company clients on securities matters.
Candidates should have:
While preferable, an existing book of business or client relationships is not required for this role.