Project Counsel - Major Projects

Flatiron Construction Corp•Los Angeles, CA

2d•$200,000 - $220,000

About The Position

As a Corporate Counsel, you will play a crucial role in guiding our district or division through the complexities of legal matters. You will provide expert legal advice on transactional and operational issues while collaborating closely with leadership to identify and mitigate potential legal risks. Collaborate with us and bring your diverse ideas to navigate the intricacies of corporate law and fostering a culture of compliance. Apply now and transform your career with us.

Requirements

Juris Doctor required.
5+ years’ experience of post-bar professional legal experience required.
Licensed lawyer for Hawaii, or willing to take the test required.
Exceptional written and verbal communication and drafting skills.
High-integrity and able to maintain strict confidence with sensitive material and matters.

Nice To Haves

Experience in construction industry preferred.
In-house corporate legal experience preferred.
Knowledge of construction JV and alternative delivery project contracts preferred.

Responsibilities

Reviews project contract documents to identify and analyze legal risk related to the project or company.
Reports legal risk and mitigation strategies to project and divisional management.
Conducts contract reviews for pre-bid and bid phases of the divisions pursuits.
Drafts and negotiates agreements, including design-build and construction contracts, joint-venture (JV) agreements, concession agreements (P3 transactions), sub-contract agreements with designers and civil contractors, interface agreements, lenders’ direct agreements, and parent company guarantees.
Works closely with JV partners and external counsel to negotiate deals, completes closing paperwork and closing books.
Advises project stakeholders of potential disputes and recommends mitigation strategies.
Prepares and implements user manuals and training sessions for project contracts.
Reviews and supports submission requirements for all divisional Request for Proposals (RFP).