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The Charlotte office of McGuireWoods seeks an Associate for the Real Estate & Land Use Department.

Our real estate and land use lawyers represent clients on nearly every facet of commercial real property development and finance, from formation of ownership entities through project planning, land acquisition, loan negotiation, leasing, management, sale, workout and foreclosure. We advise on the acquisition, financing, land use planning, zoning, construction, leasing and sale of real property. 

Due to our experience gained around the world on various sides of real estate transactions, including on behalf of Fortune 500 companies, we offer clients a uniquely broad perspective that enables us to provide streamlined service.

In its annual list “Best Law Firms,” U.S. News & World Report includes McGuireWoods as a National Tier 1 firm in “Land Use & Zoning Law” and among the top national and local firms in “Real Estate Law.” The publication’s “Best Lawyer” list also includes a number of McGuireWoods lawyers.

Qualified candidates will have 1 - 5 years of experience. The ideal candidate will have experience in negotiating commercial acquisitions and dispositions, leasing, and financing as well as handling title and survey matters, conducting due diligence reviews, and drafting real estate-related agreements.  Top academic credentials, drafting and communication skills are required.  Currently licensed to practice in North Carolina preferred.  This is an excellent opportunity to join a dynamic real estate group with a national practice working on a wide range of sophisticated commercial real estate transactions.         

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