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City of Chicago · 2 weeks ago

Assistant Corporation Counsel II - Real Estate Division

Chicago, IL

Full-time

Onsite

Entry, Mid Level

$82K/yr - $143K/yr

2+ years exp

The City of Chicago Department of Law is seeking an attorney for the position of Assistant Corporation Counsel II in the Real Estate and Land Use Division. The role involves advising city departments on zoning and land use issues, handling real estate transactions, and collaborating with various city agencies.

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Responsibilities

Advising city departments and city council on zoning and land use issues

Assisting client departments with all types of real estate transactions

Implementing the Affordable Requirements Ordinance

Drafting leases (as landlord and tenant)

Representing the Zoning Board of Appeals and Commission on Chicago Landmarks

Collaborating with the Chicago Park District, Chicago Transit Authority and other independent city agencies

Handling a broad range of real estate transactional matters

Qualification

Real estate transactional experienceLegal researchAnalysisJuris Doctor degreeIllinois Bar admissionPublic service commitmentInterpersonal skillsCommunication skillsAttention to detailOrganizational skillsProblem-solving skillsTeamwork skills

Required

a minimum of 2 years of experience in real estate transactional matters

superior research, legal analysis and writing skills

superior interpersonal and communication skills

strong attention to detail and exceptional organizational, problem solving, and teamwork skills

the ability to take ownership of and complete tasks without direct supervision

the ability to organize, prioritize, monitor, and control workflow deadlines and handle multiple assignments simultaneously

a commitment to public service and a strong interest in government

Graduation from an American Bar Association accredited law school with a Juris Doctor degree

Admission to the Illinois Bar (or eligible for admission on motion to the Illinois Bar pursuant to Illinois Supreme Court Rule 705), good standing with your state Attorney Registration & Disciplinary Commission