Paralegal (Public Finance required)

Latitude Inc•Washington, DC

1d•$90,000 - $100,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Our client, a nationally recognized law firm with a robust Public Finance practice, is seeking a direct hire Public Finance Paralegal to join its growing team. This hybrid opportunity offers the ability to sit in any of the firmâs following office locations: - Baltimore, MD - Boston, MA - Wayne, PA - Harrisburg, PA - New York, NY - Philadelphia, PA - Pittsburgh, PA - Princeton, NJ - Washington, DC - Wilmington, DE This role supports attorneys in all phases of municipal bond and other public finance transactions, including document preparation, due diligence, closing coordination, and post-closing compliance. The ideal candidate will have experience with bond financings, official statements, and complex, multi-party transactions within a law firm environment. Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple deadlines in a fast-paced transactional setting are essential. This is an excellent opportunity for a detail-oriented paralegal looking to deepen their experience in public finance while working alongside a collaborative, high-performing team. #LAT

Requirements

Must live in local to one of the location listed above upon application
Must be comfortable with the hybrid schedule -- Remote 2-3 days per week [with flexibility to come in more in the beginning (3-4 times a week) and if there is a business need]
Bachelorâs degree or paralegal certificate preferred â relevant work experience considered
Minimum of 5 years of relevant paralegal work experience in public finance transactions, municipal bonds, and relevant legal regulations.
Comfortable with being the sole paralegal of this group supporting 3 Attorneys that sit between Baltimore and Philadelphia

Responsibilities

Assist in drafting and reviewing legal documents.
Review and prepare initial drafts of bond resolutions, offering statements, and closing documents; and prepare and circulate document distributions.
Conduct legal research relevant to public finance and municipal securities, including state and municipal law.
Gather, review, and organize due diligence materials for public finance transactions.
Coordinate and manage transaction closings; prepare, organize and collect signature packages; assemble final closing documents; and prepare closing binders.
Assist with compliance with federal, state, and local regulations related to public finance.
Prepare state and federal tax and UCC filing documents for public finance transactions.
Maintain organized files and databases of transaction documents and correspondence.
Communicate with clients, underwriters, and other parties to gather information and provide updates on transaction progress.