Corporate/Counsel/In House/Dublin, Ohio Information Technology (IT) - Dublin, OH at Geebo

Corporate/Counsel/In House/Dublin, Ohio

Company Name:
BITSOFT INTERNATIONAL, INC.
Counsel, Mergers and Acquisitions
The candidate will support the senior attorneys in the legal Mergers and Acquisitions group.
Prepares and negotiates contracts relating to target business across multiple functions utilizing predetermined forms and language. Identifies and assesses business and basic legal transactional risks, and recommends course of action on contract issues. Collaborates and consults with appropriate constituents who are stakeholders in an acquisition or divestiture matter. Works to understand complex functional situations by paying attention to the details of the tasks at hand and by breaking them down into smaller pieces. Collaborates with others and builds strategic alliances globally; negotiates to build broad-based support and/or persuades others in order to. Ensures that customers have a positive experience; commits to meet or exceed customer expectations. Proactively develops and maintains technical knowledge in specialized area(s), remaining up-to-date on current trends and best practices. Identifies opportunities to improve efficiency while providing flawless transactions, services and products; manages monetary assets and other resources to optimize cost effectiveness. Support and coordinate M&A due diligence efforts across internal and external legal teams. Conduct M&A due diligence. Supports transaction closings including drafting and reviewing consents, checklists, and related closing documents. Review, and coordinate review of, disclosure schedules. Support and coordinate preparation of antitrust filings with internal teams and external counsel. Serve as liaison for outside counsel and 3rd party service providers. Assist with post-closing matters including preparation of closing books. Draft and review non-disclosure agreements.Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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