Private Funds Attorney - Fund Formation & Strategy

Hamilton Lane Incorporated; Conshohocken (Montgomery County); On-site; USD 140,000 - 220,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare coverage

Wellness Rewards Program

Tuition reimbursement

Retirement plan

Adoption assistance

Job summary

Hamilton Lane Incorporated is seeking a Private Funds Attorney in Conshohocken, PA. You will structure, draft, and negotiate closed-end and evergreen funds, separate accounts, and fund-of-one structures, coordinating with outside counsel and internal teams.

You will advise on fund formation, closings, and client agreements, while ensuring compliance with securities and tax laws. A JD from a U.S. law school and 4–7 years of relevant experience are required.

Qualifications

• Juris Doctorate from an accredited U.S. law school is required.
• 4–7 years’ experience as a practicing attorney in asset management, fund formation, private equity, or corporate law.
• Strong knowledge of corporate, partnership and private markets law; willingness to learn non‑U.S. regulatory matters.

Responsibilities

• Oversee outside counsel in drafting and negotiating fund documents (LPA, LLC agreements, subscription agreements, PPMs).
• Advise structuring and closing/launching new funds and client agreements with product teams.
• Provide strategic recommendations to senior leadership on current and prospective mandates.
• Manage investor negotiations, MFN processes, and fund/portfolio closings.

Skills

Legal drafting

Regulatory compliance

Client communication

Contract negotiation

Team coordination

Education

Juris Doctorate

Job description

Hamilton Lane Incorporated is seeking a Private Funds Attorney in Conshohocken, PA. You will structure, draft, and negotiate closed-end and evergreen funds, separate accounts, and fund-of-one structures, coordinating with outside counsel and internal teams.

You will advise on fund formation, closings, and client agreements, while ensuring compliance with securities and tax laws. A JD from a U.S. law school and 4–7 years of relevant experience are required.