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Robert Half
Naperville, IL (In Person)
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Job Description
We are looking for an experienced Attorney/Lawyer to support commercial lending matters in Naperville, Illinois. This Contract position focuses on representing the lender throughout the life cycle of loan transactions, from document preparation through final closing. The ideal candidate brings strong judgment, precision in drafting, and the ability to manage multiple files while protecting the lender's legal and business interests.
Responsibilities:
- Lead lender-side commercial loan closings from initial file review through funding, ensuring each transaction progresses efficiently and accurately.
- Prepare, revise, and negotiate core lending documents, including credit agreements, promissory notes, security instruments, guaranties, and related closing materials.
- Conduct legal due diligence by analyzing organizational records, authority documentation, title and survey matters, environmental reports, lien issues, and other transaction-related materials.
- Assess legal and structural concerns involving borrowers, collateral, and deal terms, and recommend practical solutions that reduce exposure while preserving the lender's position.
- Oversee the closing process by maintaining detailed checklists, coordinating with internal and external parties, and confirming all conditions precedent are satisfied before disbursement.
- Review covenant and compliance provisions within financing arrangements to help ensure loan structures align with applicable requirements and risk standards.
- Communicate regularly with business partners, opposing counsel, and closing participants to resolve outstanding issues and keep transactions on schedule.