Apply to Corporate Counsel -(Public Finance)

THE DAY-TO-DAY:

As an associate in the Corporate Department, you’ll have the opportunity to work on interesting, challenging, and groundbreaking cases in collaboration with senior attorneys.

Our Corporate Bond team focuses on finance and incentives transactions.
The client base is predominately public sector, including local and development authorities with an occasional representation of a city or county.
Our practice base also includes real estate developers, operating companies(particularly with transactional work), and private lenders and borrowers.
Our engagements concentrate in economic development or community development, new business locations or expansions (including financing for facilities), infrastructure, public-private partnerships, and layering capital stacks and deal structuring.
Our finance work includes industrial development revenue bonds (IDBs) with some limited IDB bond issues tax-exempt.
Other key financial products include project finance, syndicated bank loans, EB-5 immigrant investor capital, and tax credit finance (including New Markets Tax Credits).

YOU HAVE:

At least 8 years of experience in corporate bond and public finance and/or Georgia specific economic development to join its Commercial Finance Team.
In-depth experience in most or all of the following areas: municipal and public finance, familiarity with state and local tax law, tax-exempt finance, tax credits & incentives work (both in and outside Georgia),commercial finance, EB-5 (financing, and securities and other regulatory issues), and tax credit finance. Experience in representing issuers, underwriters, nonprofit borrowers and developers is preferred.
Additional corporate, finance, real estate or related experience outside the bond industry is a plus.
The ability to manage transactions and be capable of independent responsibility for major documentation and components of large transactions.
Law firm experience preferred, but a combination of law firm or in-house experience considered.
Admission to the GA Bar or the ability to waive-in.