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The Stevens & Lee Companies in Lancaster seeks a talented Real Estate Associate to join its Lancaster office, focusing on zoning, land use, and development matters. The ideal candidate has at least two years of law firm experience representing developers, property owners, and investors in land use and transactional real estate, with familiarity with MPC and local regulations.
The role involves representing clients before boards, advising on ordinances, and handling due diligence, with
Powerful Partnerships. Standout Solutions.
Stevens & Lee is a full-service, AmLaw 200 firm with more than 230 attorneys in 19 offices in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, NYC, Wilmington, DE, Providence, RI and Florida. We offer associates immediate, hands-on experience and accelerated career opportunities. We provide competitive salaries, discretionary bonuses and excellent benefits including an annual contribution of 10% of an employee's gross compensation to Stevens & Lee's defined contribution profit sharing plan, vesting in three years, and 100% coverage of the health care premium for all employees.
Stevens & Lee is seeking a talented and motivated Real Estate Associate to join our Lancaster office. This associate will work as part of a collaborative and sophisticated real estate practice, with a particular focus on zoning, land use, and development matters. The ideal candidate will have at least two years of law firm experience representing developers, property owners, investors, businesses, and other stakeholders in land use and transactional real estate matters particularly in conjunction with development projects. Familiarity with Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code (MPC) and local zoning and land development regulations is preferred.
Candidates must be licensed to practice law in Pennsylvania.
In compliance with federal and state equal opportunity employment laws, The Stevens & Less Companies is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate in regard to race, color, national origin, religion, disability, age, or gender.