Corporate Attorney resume example
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An invented Corporate Attorney resume, written to show the Ivy League template as a full document. Nobody here is a customer — use it as a model, then match your own resume to the job you want.
Daniel Whitaker
Corporate Attorney
(212) 555-0147d.whitaker@example.comNew York, NYlinkedin.com/in/dwhitaker
Summary
Corporate attorney advising growth companies on financings, M&A and commercial contracts.
Experience
Hale & Morrow LLPSenior Associate2020-09 - Present
- Led diligence on 12 acquisitions worth $900M combined.
- Drafted the firm's SaaS contract playbook.
Brennan Carter LLPAssociate2017-09 - 2020-08
- Closed 30+ venture financings for early-stage clients.
NY Court of AppealsLaw Clerk2016-08 - 2017-08
- Drafted bench memoranda on commercial disputes.
Education
Columbia Law SchoolJ.D.2013 - 2016
Skills
Practice
- M&A
- Venture financing
- Contracts
Industries
- SaaS
- Fintech
- Health
Languages
- English
- French
Certifications
- New York Bar (2016)
Pro bono
Small-business legal clinic
2018 — present
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- Reverse-chronological sections with YYYY-MM dates
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