Overview As a Staff Attorney, you will support the U.S. Tower division by drafting, reviewing, and negotiating real estate and licensing agreements. You will partner with cross-functional teams to analyze contract terminations, renewals, assignments, and defaults, guiding complex negotiations to protect the company's interests. You'll prepare licenses, leases, easements, and related documents while handling title issues and compliance-adjacent tasks. This role offers opportunities to impact property transactions at scale within a leading REIT and global telecom infrastructure company. Compensation / Benefitsannual bonusannual equity awardESPPhealthcare coverage401(k)paid time off ResponsibilitiesPrepare and negotiate tenant licenses, ground leases, and easements; resolve issues affecting customer applications and lease negotiationsDraft, review, and finalize contracts, amendments, and related supporting documents in line with Company standardsProvide legal analyses on terminations, renewals, assignments, and defaults; support responses to contractual issuesAddress title-curative issues (missing deeds, memoranda, liens, signatures) and coordinate with external title companiesCollaborate with internal departments and external customers to resolve property-related issues and ensure regulatory complianceDraft memoranda of leases, notices, and other instruments for project permitting and regulatory adoption Key requirementsJuris Doctor and license to practice law in any state1-3 years of contract/license drafting and negotiation experience preferredStrong negotiation skills and ability to resolve complex contract issuesAttention to detail in contract preparation and strong drafting abilityStrong written and oral communication; ability to work cross-functionally and manage multiple tasks in a fast-paced environmentStrong negotiation and conflict resolution abilitiesClear written and verbal communicationCross-functional collaborationContract drafting and negotiationLegal analysis of contracts and complianceKnowledge of real estate agreements (leases, licenses, easements)
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