LPF is hiring!
Longino Public Finance, LLC (LPF) seeks to hire an attorney with at least one year’s experience to join its growing practice. Candidates should possess a Colorado law license or the ability to join the Colorado Bar without testing. The firm’s compensation incentivizes attorneys with portable business, but portable business is not required.
LPF represents a variety of institutional clients nationwide in varied and unique transactions, including tax-exempt financings, troubled credit workouts and restructurings of secured loan transactions.
Qualified candidates will have an interest in representing sophisticated investors, a strong academic record and a desire to work on complex, multi-party transactions.
This position provides the opportunity to assist on every facet of every deal from beginning to end. The individual best suited for the role will have uncompromising ethics, humility, a focus on delivering high-quality client service, attention to detail and a desire to practice transactional law from a flexible platform. Mentoring and training are important parts of the firm’s culture and will be provided.
Full time or part-time options are available for the right candidate. Depending on experience, candidates should expect to work regularly at the firm’s downtown Denver offices to participate fully in the firm’s practice.
Candidates from diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply.
To be considered, interested, qualified candidates must send a resume, cover letter and writing sample to office at longino.com.
Good faith estimate of annualized salary range required by the State of Colorado: $100,000 to $150,000. Actual pay may be adjusted based upon various factors as permitted by law. The firm offers its employees paid health insurance, paid dental insurance, paid parking and access to retirement benefits after a year of service.
LPF represents a variety of institutional clients nationwide in varied and unique transactions, including tax-exempt financings, troubled credit workouts and restructurings of secured loan transactions.
Qualified candidates will have an interest in representing sophisticated investors, a strong academic record and a desire to work on complex, multi-party transactions.
This position provides the opportunity to assist on every facet of every deal from beginning to end. The individual best suited for the role will have uncompromising ethics, humility, a focus on delivering high-quality client service, attention to detail and a desire to practice transactional law from a flexible platform. Mentoring and training are important parts of the firm’s culture and will be provided.
Full time or part-time options are available for the right candidate. Depending on experience, candidates should expect to work regularly at the firm’s downtown Denver offices to participate fully in the firm’s practice.
Candidates from diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply.
To be considered, interested, qualified candidates must send a resume, cover letter and writing sample to office at longino.com.
Good faith estimate of annualized salary range required by the State of Colorado: $100,000 to $150,000. Actual pay may be adjusted based upon various factors as permitted by law. The firm offers its employees paid health insurance, paid dental insurance, paid parking and access to retirement benefits after a year of service.
