Legal Consultant
Classification: Full-time exempt
Pay: $85K - $130K
Location: Lake Oswego, OR (Hybrid after 90 days on-site)

LHH is working with a business consulting firm that's seeking a legal consultant to help in the financial mergers and acquisitions group.

• JD required, bar preferred

• M&A experience

• Minimum of 2 years of legal experience, preferably in a corporate law firm, financial services organization, or consulting firm

Duties:

• Support client engagements involving business entity strategy, governance matters, ownership transitions, and merger and acquisition activity.

• Operate within a collaborative consulting environment where legal professionals partner with other advisory teams to deliver comprehensive solutions for clients.

• Maintain significant independence in managing client work while benefiting from the support of a close-knit professional team.

• Prepare and analyze a variety of legal documents, such as operating agreements, acquisition or purchase agreements, and other contracts or materials required in connection with client advisory engagements.

• Utilize platforms such as Salesforce, Slack, Smartsheet, and SharePoint to support collaboration, workflow management, and reporting functions.

Benefits:

• Company lunches, snacks, and team-building events

• Company holidays (14) (including employees’ birthdays) and accrued PTO

• PTO: 1 year: 4 hours per pay period, 5, 6.33 – 5+ 7 hours per pay period – 96 hours 1, 120, 3-4 152, 5+ 184 hours

• 401K match: 25% of whatever the employee puts in

• Paid parking

• Paid base plan for M/D/V

Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled

Military connected talent encouraged to apply

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