M&A Attorney

gpac; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 180,000 - 260,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bonuses tied to hours goals

Job summary

gpac is seeking an M&A attorney in Colorado to manage sophisticated transactions typically ranging from $20M to $100M, collaborating with partners who have large-firm backgrounds. The role emphasizes teamwork and lasting client relationships in a confidential, evolving legal market.

Three days in office with multiple location options, and a compensation structure including bonuses tied to hours goals with higher rates for hours above annual targets. Inquiries: [e-mail].

Qualifications

• 3+ years of sophisticated M&A experience
• JD from an accredited law school
• Ability to work collaboratively with partners, associates, and clients on complex transactions

Responsibilities

• M&A transactions typically ranging from $20M–$100M, alongside partners with large-firm backgrounds.

Job description

M&A Attorney

The industry is shifting, and some firms are adapting better than others. I’m working with a Colorado client adding a mid-level M&A attorney.

The appeal is specific: technically sophisticated transactions of $20M+, a 1,700-hour annual billable requirement, a collaborative culture, and compensation that corresponds to effort.

The Work:

M&A transactions typically ranging from $20M–$100M, alongside partners with large-firm backgrounds.

The Structure:

• Three days in office, with multiple office location options.

• Quarterly and annual bonuses tied to hours goals, with a higher bonus rate for every hour above the annual target.

• A relaxed, professional environment emphasizing team collaboration and lasting client relationships.

The Requirements:

• 3+ years of sophisticated M&A experience; large-firm experience preferred.

• JD from an accredited law school.

• Ability to work collaboratively with partners, associates, and clients on complex transactions.

Confidentiality:

All conversations are confidential. No materials are shared without your permission.

In a changing legal industry, your timing matters.

Paul Pankratz

[e-mail]