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A law firm in New York City, NY is seeking a Corporate Health Plan Associate Attorney to provide strategic legal counsel to dynamic healthcare clients. Advise healthcare clients on strategic transactions including mergers and acquisitions, asset and equity acquisition transactions, venture capital and private equity investments, and joint venture transactions.
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This top law firm is seeking a Bankruptcy Associate who is a 2018 to 2021 law school graduate for their creditor-focused bankruptcy practice, which includes representation of secured creditors, indenture trustees, claims traders, landlords, asset acquirers, and others.
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Private equity buyouts, asset sales, tender and exchange offers, and other strategic transactions. Assignments will include M&A of public and private companies, private equity buyouts, asset sales among other corporate matters.
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3-5 years of executive compensation and benefits experience, including advising private and public companies and alternative asset managers on executive compensation matters. ERISA Attorney - New York.
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An attorney with 2+ years of experience in a law firm, regulator, and/or as a compliance professional (preferably at an asset manager). Blackstone is the world’s largest alternative asset manager.
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Blackstone Credit is one of the world’s largest credit-focused asset managers. Coordinate with other Compliance team members on compliance and regulatory matters: SEC and CFTC registrations, ERISA, and federal, state and international securities laws (including the Investment Advisers Act of 1940, the Securities Act of 1933 and the Exchange Act of 1934.
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