Conduct research and analysis of proposed transactions to assess antitrust and foreign di-rect investment filing requirements and potential antitrust issues Participate in developing strategies to address potential antitrust issues to assist in client representation before the U.S. Department of Justice, the Federal Trade Commission, state attorneys general, foreign antitrust and foreign direct investment enforcement authorities, and in litigation challenging transactions on antitrust grounds Draft and negotiate relevant provisions in merger and acquisition agreements Prepare pre- and post-merger notification filings under U.S. and foreign antitrust and foreign direct investment laws Assemble information required by the antitrust enforcement and foreign direct investment agencies in investigating transactions Conduct legal research and coordinate responses to agency requests for documents and information Prepare submissions to the antitrust agencies concerning competition issues raised by var-ious transactions, devise and negotiate remedies (when appropriate) to resolve competitive concerns, and engage in other oral and written advocacy on behalf of the Firm’s clients be-fore federal, state, and international competition and foreign direct investment authorities. Create and maintain resources to track antitrust and foreign direct investment developments in the U.S. and internationally.JOB REQUIREMENTS: JD or LLM (U.S. or foreign equivalent) and a minimum of 7 years of experience in job offered or in a related corporate or international associate position. Prior experience must include: Analyzing and advising multinational companies in a variety of industries on domestic and cross-border legal matters related to merger and acquisitions, joint ventures, takeovers, dispositions, spin-off, split-off, corporate finance and other corporate transactions with a focus on merger control and foreign direct investment analysis; drafting and negotiating agreements and ancillary docu-ments for domestic and cross-border public and private business combination, disposition and change of control transactions; drafting and filing notifications under U.S. and foreign antitrust and foreign direct investment laws; responding to subpoenas or equivalent document and data requests; and liaising with foreign regulatory authorities and legal counsel. International/Domestic travel about 25% of time per year. Admission to New York State Bar is required.Minimum Salary: 425000
Maximum Salary: 425000
Salary Unit: Yearly