Max Walsh

Fintelligent Legal Talent Solutions Leasing Associate — Mid to Senior Level Placed by Fintelligent on behalf of a leading international Am Law Global 100 firm 3–8 years PQENew York, NYHybridCommercial LeasingNY Bar required About the role Fintelligent is partnering with a highly regarded international law firm to place a mid-to-senior level Leasing Associate within their New York office. This is a rare opportunity — open to candidates from both law firm and in-house backgrounds — to join a nationally acclaimed leasing practice that advises sophisticated, top-tier clients on high-profile transactions. The successful candidate will gain meaningful responsibility, direct client exposure, and a clear path to advancement on a shareholder track. What you'll do Negotiate and draft retail and office leases for institutional landlords and tenants across a range of asset classes Manage transactions with direct client contact from early stages through to execution Advise clients on lease structuring, landlord/tenant rights, and related commercial real estate matters Lead discrete workstreams independently and manage deal processes end-to-end Contribute to a growing national leasing practice with a strong market reputation Supervise junior colleagues and contribute to their professional development where appropriate What we're looking for 3–8 years of experience at a law firm or in-house legal team focused on commercial leasing Proven track record negotiating and drafting retail and office leases — this is essential Strong academic credentials and excellent written communication skills Client-service mindset with the ability to collaborate effectively across teams Ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment J.D. from an accredited law school with a strong academic record Active admission to the New York Bar in good standing How to apply Please submit your CV, writing sample, and law school transcript (unofficial is acceptable) via Fintelligent. All materials will be handled in strict confidence. Compensation $225,000 – $380,000 base salary. Final offer is determined by years of experience, qualifications, and other job-related factors. Full-time employees are eligible for a discretionary bonus, comprehensive health, dental and vision coverage, 401(k), life and disability insurance, FSA/HSA, and commuter benefits. Full details provided at the appropriate stage of the process.

Corporate Real Estate Associate Base salary:$310,000 – $390,000 About the role We are placing on behalf of a leading global law firm a mid-level Corporate Real Estate Associate to join their New York office. This is an opportunity to work on sophisticated transactions within a highly regarded practice group, advising institutional clients on complex real estate matters across the capital stack. What you'll work on Structuring and negotiating real estate joint ventures across a range of asset classes and capital structures Sale and purchase transactions involving real estate portfolios, including due diligence and closing mechanics Advising on CRE finance, fund formation, and M&A transactions with real estate components Drafting and negotiating JV agreements, operating agreements, acquisition documents, and related ancillaries Working directly with senior partners on high-value, multi-jurisdictional matters What you'll bring Real estate joint venture experience is essential — gained within a CRE/RE practice, M&A group, or private investment funds team 4th–6th year associate (or equivalent); candidates will be considered based on relevant experience Strong academic background and admission to the New York Bar Experience with real estate portfolio acquisitions and dispositions is a strong advantage Ability to manage multiple transactions independently while collaborating across practice groups

Debt Finance Associate (Energy & Infrastructure) – 2–6 PQE Locations: New York, NY / Washington, DCPractice Area: Debt Finance | Energy & InfrastructurePosition Type: Full-Time | Associate Level About the Opportunity Fintelligent is working with a leading global law firm to hire a talented Debt Finance Associate to join its highly regarded Energy & Infrastructure practice in the United States. This role offers the opportunity to work on complex, high-value financing transactions across a broad range of sectors, including renewable energy, oil & gas, conventional power, and digital infrastructure. Key Responsibilities Draft and negotiate a range of financing documents, including credit agreements, note purchase agreements, and security documentation Support domestic and cross-border debt finance transactions Review and advise on commercial and project-related agreements Work closely with sponsors, lenders, and investors on acquisition and project financings Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams across large-scale infrastructure and energy projects Candidate Profile 2–6 years’ post-qualification experience in debt finance at a leading national or international law firm Strong experience drafting and negotiating core financing documents Exposure to energy and infrastructure transactions preferred Experience in acquisition finance (particularly within energy/infrastructure) is advantageous Excellent technical, analytical, and communication skills Admission to the New York and/or DC Bar preferred Compensation & Benefits Competitive base salary aligned with top-tier US market rates Performance-based bonus Comprehensive benefits package including healthcare, retirement plans, and wellbeing support Why Apply? Work on market-leading, high-profile energy and infrastructure transactions Exposure to cutting-edge sectors including renewables and digital infrastructure Join a collaborative, high-performing team with strong deal flow Excellent training, mentorship, and long-term career progression How to Apply For a confidential discussion or to apply, please submit your CV to Fintelligent. Further details about the firm will be shared with shortlisted candidates.

Antitrust Associate (1–3 PQE) Locations: New York, NY / Washington, DC Practice Area: Antitrust & Competition Position Type: Full-Time | Associate Level About the Opportunity Fintelligent is partnering with a leading international law firm to appoint a high-calibre Antitrust Associate to join its growing Competition practice in the United States. This is an outstanding opportunity to work on complex, high-profile matters spanning antitrust investigations, enforcement actions, and private litigation across fast-evolving sectors including technology, AI, life sciences, and energy. Key Responsibilities Advise clients on antitrust compliance and risk management strategies Support and lead elements of litigation, from drafting pleadings through to trial preparation Work on complex antitrust investigations and government enforcement matters Assist with merger reviews and cross-border transaction advocacy Monitor and analyse developments in competition law and enforcement trends Candidate Profile 1–3 years’ post-qualification experience in antitrust, litigation, or regulatory matters within a leading law firm or relevant government body Strong academic background with excellent legal research and drafting skills Experience or demonstrated interest in: Civil antitrust litigation Merger control and regulatory review Cartel investigations and enforcement Competition compliance counselling Exposure to technology sector competition issues is highly advantageous Admission to the New York and/or DC Bar preferred Compensation & Benefits Competitive base salary in line with top-tier US market rates Performance-related bonus Comprehensive benefits package including healthcare, retirement, and wellbeing support Why Apply? Work alongside market-leading antitrust practitioners Exposure to cutting-edge issues in technology and AI regulation Strong training, mentorship, and career progression opportunities Collaborative and high-performance culture How to Apply For a confidential discussion or to apply, please submit your CV to Fintelligent. Further details about the firm will be shared with shortlisted candidates.