Paralegal (Public Finance required) at latitudeinc

Our client, a nationally recognized law firm with a robust Public Finance practice, is seeking a direct hire Public Finance Paralegal to join its growing team. This hybrid opportunity offers the ability to sit in any of the firm’s following office locations: - Baltimore, MD - Boston, MA - Wayne, PA - Harrisburg, PA - New York, NY - Philadelphia, PA - Pittsburgh, PA - Princeton, NJ - Washington, DC - Wilmington, DE This role supports attorneys in all phases of municipal bond and other public finance transactions, including document preparation, due diligence, closing coordination, and post-closing compliance. The ideal candidate will have experience with bond financings, official statements, and complex, multi-party transactions within a law firm environment. Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to manage multiple deadlines in a fast-paced transactional setting are essential. This is an excellent opportunity for a detail-oriented paralegal looking to deepen their experience in public finance while working alongside a collaborative, high-performing team. #LAT Qualifications • Must live in local to one of the location listed above upon application • Must be comfortable with the hybrid schedule -- Remote 2-3 days per week [with flexibility to come in more in the beginning (3-4 times a week) and if there is a business need] • Bachelor’s degree or paralegal certificate preferred – relevant work experience considered • Minimum of 5 years of relevant paralegal work experience in public finance transactions, municipal bonds, and relevant legal regulations. • Comfortable with being the sole paralegal of this group supporting 3 Attorneys that sit between Baltimore and Philadelphia Responsibilities • Assist in drafting and reviewing legal documents. • Review and prepare initial drafts of bond resolutions, offering statements, and closing documents; and prepare and circulate document distributions. • Conduct legal research relevant to public finance and municipal securities, including state and municipal law. • Gather, review, and organize due diligence materials for public finance transactions. • Coordinate and manage transaction closings; prepare, organize and collect signature packages; assemble final closing documents; and prepare closing binders. • Assist with compliance with federal, state, and local regulations related to public finance. • Prepare state and federal tax and UCC filing documents for public finance transactions. • Maintain organized files and databases of transaction documents and correspondence. • Communicate with clients, underwriters, and other parties to gather information and provide updates on transaction progress.