M&A Associate Attorney

Miami has become the deal desk for Latin America — the sponsors and family offices that used to route their transactions through New York now sign them here, and a Spanish-speaking M&A associate who can run a cross-border deal is the scarcest profile in the market.An AmLaw 50 firm with one of the largest Latin America practices in the US is hiring a cross-border M&A associate (3–7 years) in Miami. Cravath scale — $260K–$420K depending on class year.You'd work directly with partners and clients on every phase of the deal — structuring, drafting, negotiating, and closing — on transactions that run between the US, Latin America, and other international markets, with local counsel and cross-practice teams to coordinate and sophisticated counterparties on the other side.The work includes:Domestic and cross-border mergers and acquisitions for public and private companies, private equity sponsors, family offices, and strategic investorsJoint ventures, minority investments, and strategic partnerships across the US and Latin AmericaPurchase agreements, investment agreements, JV agreements, and governance documentsCorporate governance, entity structuring, ownership and control, and post-closing integration in multi-jurisdiction contextsWhat you bring:3–7 years of M&A, private equity, or complex corporate transactional experience at a firmReps drafting and negotiating purchase agreements and running diligenceFluency in SpanishFlorida bar admission; US–Latin America cross-border experience a plusWhat you get:A cross-border M&A platform at the center of the Latin America deal market, with a client mix that spans sponsors, strategics, and family officesA bilingual, multi-jurisdiction deal profile that's rare enough to hold its value in any marketCravath scale ($260K–$420K depending on class year), plus bonus eligibilityApply here directly or send your resume confidentially to srushing@laterallink.com