Job description
Robinson+Cole, an AM Law 200 Firm, seeks an associate to join its Public Finance practice group in its Hartford, CT office.
One of the first nationally recognized bond counsel firms in the country, Robinson+Cole has been listed in The Bond Buyer’s Municipal Marketplace (Red Book) since the early 1940s and routinely ranks among the leaders, both nationally and regionally, as bond counsel and underwriters’ counsel.
Qualified candidates will have two to five years of experience of representing state and municipal governments in the issuance of tax-exempt and other debt obligations, serving as bond counsel to issuers of general obligation bonds and notes, revenue bonds, tax credit bonds, lease financings, and conduit borrowings including experience drafting bond authorizations, negotiating indentures, advising clients on refunding transactions, arbitrage rebate liability, changes in use of bond-financed facilities, restructuring tax-exempt obligations due to financial distress, and guiding clients through Internal Revenue Service examinations of bond issues, and prior work experience in the banking or consumer finance fields is helpful but not required. Candidates should work well as part of a team and enjoy a fast-paced work environment. Admission to the Connecticut bar is required. Top academic and transactional credentials, excellent writing, research, negotiation, and communication skills also required.
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