Real Estate Attorney
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
I am currently working with one of the leading law firms in Missouri, who are actively looking to recruit a real estate attorney to join their St. Louis office.
Responsibilities:Conducting thorough legal research on real estate matters.Drafting and reviewing real estate transaction documents, including contracts, leases, and agreements.Providing legal advice and guidance to clients on real estate transactions and disputes.Representing clients in real estate negotiations and transactions.Handling closings, title reviews, and other aspects of real estate transactions.Assist in establishing existing clients, as well as developing new business to grow your practice.
Qualifications:Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree from an accredited law school.Admitted to the Missouri state bar.A minimum of 2 years of experience practicing real estate law - ideally gained in a large law firm setting. Excellent research, writing, and communication skills.Attention to detail and strong analytical skills.
The firm is offering the successful candidate:Leading compensation packages, including bonuses and profit share.Clear career track.Flexible and hybrid working arrangements.Lower billable hour expectations,.
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