Don’t send a generic resume — generate a resume and cover letter tailored to this exact role.
Advocates Legal Recruiting is assisting an AmLaw 100 client in hiring a mid-level Life Sciences corporate transactional associate for New York and other major markets. You will work on growth-stage and public life sciences deals with broad exposure across the lifecycle of these companies.
The role offers equity financings, IPOs, SEC reporting, and M&A, with substantial deal responsibility and direct client interaction. This is a strong platform for career growth in life sciences corporate law.
New York, United States | Posted on 07/21/2026
Life Sciences Corporate Associate | 3 to 5 Years | Multiple U.S. Offices
Our AmLaw 100 client is hiring a mid-level associate into its Life Sciences corporate practice.
This is a broad company-side role for a lawyer who wants real reps across the life cycle of growth-stage and public life sciences companies. The position can sit in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, DC, San Francisco, or Silicon Valley.
What you’ll do
You’ll work on corporate transactions for venture-backed private companies and public companies in the life sciences space, including:
You should expect to run meaningful pieces of deals, work directly with clients, and handle more than checklist execution.
What we’re looking for
Why this role
This is not a narrow seat. The practice touches financings, exits, public company work, and day-to-day counseling for serious life sciences clients, with room to build range instead of getting boxed into one product.
It is also a strong platform for associates who want better exposure to company-side strategy. You’ll be close to founders, boards, investors, and management teams, and you’ll work alongside lawyers who sit at the intersection of venture capital, capital markets, M&A, and healthcare.
For the right mid-level associate, this is a smart move: strong brand, sophisticated deal flow, and a practice built for lawyers who want to stay close to the life sciences market as it evolves.