1 June 2026
Compensation
$260,000 – $390,000
Key requirements
Law school class years 2019 to 2022 Class-year appropriate understanding of technical aspects of tax law Research and writing abilities Experience with strategic and private equity M&A transactions
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Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher is seeking a Lateral Associate for its Tax practice in New York. This role is for associates with 4-7 years of experience who have a strong understanding of tax law and experience with various transactional areas.
What we're looking for
Law school class years 2019 to 2022
Class-year appropriate understanding of technical aspects of tax law
Research and writing abilities
Experience with strategic and private equity M&A transactions
Experience with capital markets (including spin-offs and IPOs)
Experience with investment fund formation
Experience with real estate matters
Outstanding oral communication skills
Outstanding analytical skills
Top academic credentials
Ability to think creatively about interesting, difficult, and often novel problems
Desire to think creatively about interesting, difficult, and often novel problems
Interpersonal skills
Enthusiasm about interacting directly with clients
Enthusiasm about getting involved with public speaking (including at large national tax conferences)
Enthusiasm about making the most of in-office time by meeting face-to-face with colleagues
Hiring contacts
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Lateral Associate - Tax (NY)
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher · New York · $260,000 – $390,000
New York · $260,000 – $390,000