Bring commercial contracting experience to a steady flow of supply, services and licensing agreements.
Send a resume and a short note on why this role fits. We reply to every applicant within two weeks.
Apply by emailThis role suits an experienced attorney who wants meaningful work on a reduced schedule. You will review and negotiate customer, vendor and licensing agreements, working closely with Marcus and Nora. Your matters will come mostly from established clients, so you will learn their businesses over time and help build playbooks that make each renewal faster.
Most weeks bring a handful of customer, vendor and licensing agreements, each needing a practical view of which terms matter and which can be traded away without risk.
Compensation is hourly and depends on experience. Schedules are set together each quarter. To apply, send a resume and a short note to careers@brandtlegal.example; every application is read by the hiring lead.
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At a small firm, every person’s work is visible to clients. That brings more responsibility early and more direct feedback than most larger offices can offer.
We hire slowly and plan for people to stay. Most of the team has been here more than four years.
“Our cabinet shop had outgrown a handshake partnership. Elias walked both of us through each option in plain language, told us which risks deserved attention and which did not, and drafted an operating agreement we could actually follow. We signed it understanding every section, and it has already settled one disagreement for us.”
“Elias kept the deal on track”
Our acquisition had three parties, two lenders and a tight deadline. The closing checklist Priya built meant nothing slipped, and we opened on schedule.
“A steady outside counsel”
We call before we sign anything important now. Responses come within a day and the advice fits how our business actually works.
“Worth the first call”
I expected a sales pitch in the first consultation. Instead I left with a written list of what to fix, in order, and a flat quote to do it.
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