Associate Attorney, Business Transactional

Revelation Pharma LLC•Remote, US,

11d•$135,000 - $160,000•Hybrid

About The Position

The Associate Attorney, Business Transactional position is a dedicated business transactional role supporting the growth of Revelation Pharma and its affiliates and pharmacy subsidiaries. The practice is corporate and transactional that involves day-to-day commercial contracting, acquisition support, entity governance, and corporate housekeeping that keeps a multi-site pharmacy platform moving. This is not a litigation or regulatory position. Reporting to the General Counsel, this attorney will be the first point of contact for business teams on contract questions and will own a high volume of agreements from intake through execution. The ideal candidate is a practical drafter and negotiator who has spent the bulk of their career in a business transactional practice and is comfortable working independently, moving quickly without sacrificing accuracy, and translating legal risk into plain business terms. This is a builder's role: the attorney will help shape the templates, playbooks, and processes the legal function relies on as the company continues to scale.

Requirements

J.D. from an accredited law school; active membership in good standing in the State Bar of Georgia, eligibility for admission, or qualification to practice as in-house counsel under Georgia Rule of Professional Conduct 5.5(d).
2–7 years of substantive business transactional experience, practiced primarily in a business transactional, corporate, or commercial contracting group at a law firm or in an in-house legal department.
Substantive depth in core business transactional subject matter: commercial contracting, entity formation and governance, asset and equity purchase transactions, secured transactions and UCC basics, and commercial real property leasing.
Demonstrated ability to draft and negotiate commercial agreements independently, with a track record of closing matters on business timelines.
Working familiarity with M&A diligence and closing mechanics on the buy or sell side.
Experience with entity governance and multi-state corporate filings.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the judgment to give clear, practical advice to non-lawyers.
Comfort managing a high volume of matters with limited supervision in a fast-moving, acquisitive environment.
Able to work a hybrid schedule from the Kennesaw, GA corporate office.
Applicants must be authorized to work for ANY employer in the U.S. We are unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment Visa at this time.

Nice To Haves

Healthcare, pharmacy, or multi-site services experience is a plus.

Responsibilities

Draft, review, and negotiate the full range of commercial agreements, including: NDAs, master service agreements, statements of work, supplier and distributor agreements, GPO and wholesaler contracts, consulting and independent contractor agreements, and software and vendor terms.
Serve as a legal partner to the sales, business development, and account management teams on customer and master service agreements, order forms, quotes, pricing and fee schedules, terms and conditions of sale, online and click-through terms, and pilot and trial agreements.
Draft, review, and negotiate channel and intermediary agreements: distributor, reseller, referral, broker, lead generation, affiliate, and independent sales representative agreements, together with GPO and group purchasing participation agreements.
Draft, review, and negotiate pre-deal agreements and operational documents: letters of intent, term sheets, MOUs, side letters, letters of authorization, quotes with embedded terms, customer purchase order terms, and email commitments that create binding obligations.
Draft, review, and negotiate human resources agreements: offer letters and employment agreements, pharmacist, technician, and pharmacist-in-charge arrangements, independent contractor and locum tenens agreements, staffing agency and PEO agreements, state-specific restrictive covenants, separation agreements, and background screening vendors.
Serve as the primary contract negotiator for routine and moderately complex matters, escalating only genuine deviations from approved positions.
Advise business partners on contract structure, risk allocation, indemnification, limitations of liability, insurance requirements, data protection obligations, auto-renewal and evergreen terms, change-of-control and assignment consents, and termination rights.
Build and maintain the template library, fallback positions, and contracting playbook; recommend updates as recurring issues emerge.
Manage the contract lifecycle end to end: intake, tracking, signature routing, execution, filing, renewal, and expiration monitoring.
Support pharmacy and related acquisitions from letter of intent through closing, including diligence request lists, review of target contracts, leases, and corporate records, and preparation of diligence summaries for the General Counsel and deal team.
Draft and assemble transaction documents and ancillaries, including bills of sale, assignments and assumptions, consents, closing checklists, secretary's certificates, and disclosure schedules.
Coordinate post-closing integration items such as contract assignments and novations, vendor transitions, and entity onboarding.
Assist with real property matters, including pharmacy and office leases, amendments, renewals, subleases, estoppels, and landlord consents.
Maintain corporate records for the company's entities, including minute books, organizational documents, board and member resolutions, and officer and manager appointments.
Coordinate with corporate services vendor to track and complete annual registrations, foreign qualifications, registered agent updates, and other multi-state corporate filings.
Prepare routine governance documentation supporting financings, distributions, and internal reorganizations.
Act as day-to-day legal contact for Sales, Operations, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing, and Business Development, triaging questions and resolving those that do not require senior counsel.
Coordinate with the Regulatory & Compliance function on healthcare-specific contract terms, including business associate agreements, data protection provisions, and fraud and abuse considerations.
Manage outside counsel on discrete matters, including scoping, budget tracking, and invoice review.
Develop self-service tools, forms, and short trainings that help business teams use the contracting process correctly the first time.