Real Estate Transactions Attorney

RR Donnelley•Warrenville, IL

22h•$70,000 - $110,000•Remote

About The Position

RRD is seeking an experienced, high-caliber Part-Time Real Estate Transactions Attorney to join its Legal Department. This role is focused exclusively on supporting the company's real estate portfolio and requires approximately 20-25 hours per week.

Requirements

Law degree (J.D. or equivalent) from an accredited institution.
3–5 years of significant experience working within a law firm or corporate environment, with proven expertise in real estate transactions and lease negotiations.
Demonstrated experience working effectively with senior leadership, C-suite executives, and external parties.
Legal Expertise: Proven track record of drafting and negotiating contracts solely related to complex real estate transactions and commercial leases.
Must possess a proactive, hands-on style toward managing legal and business risks.
Business Acumen: Ability to provide practical, solution-oriented legal advice that aligns with the company’s real estate business strategy.
Influencing & Communication: Self-confident, mature, and an adept communicator who can operate with a minimum of direct supervision and serve as a trusted advisor to senior management.
Cultural Sensitivity: Ability to collaborate effectively as part of a diverse team, prioritizing business objectives and demonstrating an open, collaborative style.

Responsibilities

Act as lead counsel for all real estate transactions, including acquisitions, dispositions, and various property matters.
Draft, negotiate and review industrial and office leases and amendments
Develop, review, and negotiate all contracts related to the real estate portfolio.
Provide timely legal advice and counsel to management on real estate-related legal and business matters, including risk allocation and contract structure.
Work collaboratively with business teams to ensure legal strategies align with real estate objectives.
Work closely with RRD’s property management services provider.