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Form of workStinson LLP has an immediate opening for an attorney with at least two years of experience to join the Bankruptcy and Creditors' Rights team in our Minneapolis, Minnesota office.
Qualifications: ActiveMinnesota licensure or the ability to waive in to practice in Minnesota is required. At least two years of experience in bankruptcy, secured creditor remedies, or equipment lease financing is preferred. This is not a partner track position and thus offers standard working hours (40 hours a week with little, if any, weekend work required) and predictable work assignments. Superior academic performance and research, writing and analytical skills are required.
Stinson's bankruptcy attorneys enjoy a truly national, high-profile practice and work to develop effective business solutions that reflect our clients' visions and goals. Our firm's national practice consistently creates strategies for clients of all sizes across a broad spectrum of industries, such as real estate, hospitality, healthcare, nonprofit, agriculture, energy, manufacturing, retail, telecommunications, professional sports, and the transportation and automotive industries.
Stinson's Bankruptcy and Creditors' Rights practice understands all dimensions of insolvency issues, whether in bankruptcy cases and adversary proceedings, state court receiverships, or out-of-court restructurings. Our Bankruptcy & Creditors' Rights practice has consistently been ranked as a National Tier 1 Practice byU.S. NewsandBest Lawyers.
Please apply online. When applying, please upload a resume, cover letter, unofficial law school and a writing sample. For questions, contact our Attorney Recruiting Team at recruiting@stinson.com.
Stinson is an EEO employer. We encourage qualified minority, female, veteran and disabled candidates to apply to be considered for open positions. We offer a competitive compensation and benefits package. We conduct criminal background checks of all individuals offered employment.
For more information about Stinson, visit us at http://www.stinson.com and the NALP Directory of Legal Employers, https://www.nalpdirectory.com.
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Applicants with a disability that are in need of an accommodation to complete the Stinson LLP application process should contact Human Resources at 316.268.7962 or emailstinson.humanresources@stinson.com.
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