In-House Counsel Legal & Paralegal - Arlington, VA at Geebo

In-House Counsel

Company Name:
Considine Search
IN-HOUSE LEGAL COUNSEL
Title: Legal Counsel
Department: Legal
Manager: General Counsel
FLSA Status: Exempt
Travel: Limited
JOB SUMMARY
The candidate will report directly to the General Counsel and will work closely with the Firms various constituencies, including the compliance, client relations and investment teams. The position will work from our office in Arlington, Virginia.
POSITION SUMMARY / ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
The candidate will be involved with all of the Firms legal matters, which may include the following:
Regulatory Compliance. Providing counsel with respect to U.S. and ex-U.S. regulatory and compliance matters and assisting in the preparation of regulatory filings;
Fund Formation. Providing support in connection with separately managed accounts, private investment funds, UCITS funds and sub-advised mutual funds;
Contract Management. Drafting and negotiating agreements, including investment management agreements, service provider agreements and operating agreements;
Operational Matters. Interfacing with team members in connection with fundraising, client on-boarding, corporate governance, accounting and tax matters; and
Special Projects. Assisting with general projects as assigned.
NECESSARY SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS
3 to 6 years of experience in the asset management group of a top law firm.
Excellent drafting skills.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES
This position is suitable for candidates with the following attributes:
Excited to work in a multi-disciplinary environment
Business focused and practical
Impeccable integrity
Detail-oriented and organized
A strong personal work ethic with a desire to be challenged
Ability to adapt to change and embrace ambiguity
Problem solver
Humble, passionate and team-oriented
$175K plus potential for big bonusEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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