Mid- to Senior-level Corporate Securities Associate
The candidate will take the lead role or a primary role in SEC and financial reporting matters for key clients and be part of a growing local and global team. Can also expect to be involved with a variety of assignments and receive valuable hands-on experience across a diverse range of disciplines, including representing public and private companies in connection with general corporate and securities laws matters, securities offerings, corporate governance, and mergers & acquisitions. Have a leading role advising firm clients on SEC disclosure, reporting and compliance, securities offerings, and other corporate and securities law matters, and will play a role in managing client relationships. Juris Doctor degree is required. Must be admitted to practice in a US State Bar and be in good standing. Admission to the FL State Bar is expected if not currently admitted. Must have 5+ years of meaningful experience in a law firm or with a large public company, leading 34 Act compliance reviews, and providing substantial support on public company corporate governance, public and private debt and equity offerings, proxy statement preparation and annual meeting cycle management. Experience advising on executive compensation and equity plan matters would be helpful. Should have first or second chair experience advising on securities regulations, including securities law disclosures and financial reporting, compliance and disclosure issues, shareholder meeting matters, stock exchange listing requirements, corporate governance, board matters, and executive and equity compensation. Experience representing issuers, underwriters, placement agents and purchasers in public and private equity offerings and in various offerings in the capital markets, including issuances of secured and unsecured debt, tax-exempt bonds, common stock, preferred stock, and convertible debt is needed.
