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M&A Legal Intern Summer 2025

Denver, Colorado, United States

About SRS Acquiom   

SRS Acquiom is a leading disruptor in the financial services technology space, redefining the way M&A and loan agency deals get done. 

Since 2007, we’ve brought unmatched expertise, insight, and innovation to solve the issues that slow complex financial transactions down. 

Today, we deliver a unified system of solutions — virtual data rooms, escrow & payment administration, shareholder representation, and loan agency services — that work effortlessly on their own and fit seamlessly together. 

Our unique combination of disruptive tech and expert team has become the go-to solution for many of the largest and most successful companies in the global M&A and loan agency markets. 

If you’re looking to join an entrepreneurial culture in an established company with a track record of consistent growth, profitability, and innovation, we want to hear from you! 

M&A Legal Position Summary
 
We are recruiting a part-time M&A Legal Intern to join our top tier team of attorneys who are industry leaders and M&A experts. The ideal candidate can quickly yet carefully review and understand complex agreements, communicate precisely, meet demanding deadlines, solve problems when unexpected issues arise, and has a strong work ethic, positive attitude and enthusiasm for learning while working alongside M&A Counsel on high-profile deals. 

The hourly rate for this internship is $20.  This internship is for a minimum of 50 hours per credit (if applicable) and is anticipated to be no more than 300 hours.   

This is a hybrid position with in-person and remote schedule flexibility based out of Denver, CO with an anticipated start date in Summer 2025. 

Please note that as part of the application process, you will be required to upload a copy of your most recent transcripts and one writing sample, in addition to your resume.   

M&A Legal Intern Primary Responsibilities 

  • Assist M&A Counsel with reviewing acquisition agreements, escrow agreements, paying agent agreements, engagement letters and other related transactional agreements 
  • Research and draft internal memoranda on various M&A legal topics and assist M&A Counsel with thought leadership articles and resources 
  • Draft and implement internal resources to support M&A Counsel and business functions 
  • Other duties as assigned 

 M&A Legal Intern Required Qualifications & Skills 

  • 2L or 3L with a strong academic record from a nationally ranked, accredited law school 
  • Transactional legal experience preferred 
  • Completion of courses in corporate law, mergers & acquisition and/or contract drafting preferred 

 M&A Legal Intern Desired Characteristics 

  • Self-motivated 
  • Intellectually curious 
  • Collaborative 
  • Amiable 
  • Operates with highest integrity and attention to detail 
  • Passionate about efficient, scalable business processes 

 M&A Legal Intern Physical Requirements/Special Demands 

  • None 

This job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee. Duties, responsibilities and activities may change, or new ones may be assigned at any time with or without advanced notice.  

With respect to its programs, services, activities, and employment practices, SRS Acquiom Inc.  assesses qualified individuals without regard to their race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation, or gender identity), age, national origin, disability, veteran status, genetic information, or other protected status.  Requests for reasonable accommodation or the provision of auxiliary aids should be directed to Human Resources. 

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