Associate Attorney - Public Finance & Redevelopment

Note: This position is a hybrid position. Come into the office as you see fit at the Roseland, NJ office.

About Our Client

Our client is a well-established law firm that serves both governmental and private sector clients in New Jersey. They specialize in public finance, redevelopment, land use, litigation, and bankruptcy. With a strong reputation and a commitment to bridging the public and private sectors, they offer a collaborative work environment and opportunities for professional growth.

Job Description

Our client is seeking an experienced Associate Attorney to handle a variety of legal matters related to public finance and redevelopment. This role offers a mix of transactional work, client advisory, and municipal engagement. Responsibilities include:

• Advising on redevelopment and development projects, including contract negotiations, project financing, and land use matters.
• Handling legal aspects of affordable housing, municipal governance, and structured financing.
• Assisting in the sale and issuance of municipal securities to fund capital projects.
• Representing state and local government entities, investment banks, and trustee banks.
• Attending client meetings, including some evening sessions.

Qualifications

• At least 5 years of experience as an associate attorney,
• At least 3 of those years specializing in redevelopment and public finance.
• Admitted to practice in New Jersey and well-versed in NJ law.
• Strong knowledge of land use, municipal governance, tax incentives, and structured financing.
• Excellent drafting, analytical, and negotiation skills.
• Ability to manage multiple projects and collaborate with clients effectively.

Why This Is a Great Opportunity

• Hybrid flexibility – come into the office as needed.
• Work on high-impact projects that shape public and private development.
• Join a respected firm with a strong reputation in NJ.
• Competitive compensation and benefits, including medical, dental, vision, retirement savings, and more.
• Firm-paid Continuing Legal Education (CLE) fees
• Firm-paid bar membership fees