Description:
Job Description:Responsibilities:
A Law Firm Advises on Transactions, Litigation and Regulatory Matters currently has an opportunity for an attorney to join our market-leading Energy & Infrastructure practice in Washington, D.C., Houston, New York, or San Francisco. We are looking for an attorney with 4 to 8+ years of experience in the areas of infrastructure-focused projects work, specifically with PPP, project financing and drop-down experience. Experience representing equity sponsors, financing parties and/or other private sector participants in the PPP space is a requirement. We seek associates who enjoy working closely with clients within the infrastructure sector in an exciting, fast-paced environment. Infrastructure experience in these areas is strongly preferred.
For the ninth year in a row, A Law Firm Advises on Transactions, Litigation and Regulatory Matters is one of Fortune's 100 Best Companies to Work For, the annual list that recognizes companies with extraordinary workplace cultures. Additionally, our award-winning infrastructure team is a part of our market-leading 150-lawyer energy & infrastructure practice that is consistently ranked among the top 3 global firms for renewables and in Band 1 for Energy Transition, Renewables Projects and Alternative Energy Transactions. We bring distinctive quality, diverse teams and innovation to everything we do. At our core, we value collegiality among our lawyers and strive to make our practices both professionally and personally rewarding. We help you to connect with peers and mentors to ensure you are integrated into our client teams. Our top-notch training and mentoring programs, retreats and academies, shadowing opportunities and more set us apart. If you are passionate about innovative work in a dynamic environment, you're just who we've been looking for.
Qualifications:
4 to 8+ years of relevant experience. Candidates must be highly motivated and possess excellent academic credentials along with superior communication skills. Membership to the State Bar of the office of the state in which the candidate expects to be located is required.
