Our Client Our client is a leading national full-service law firm recognized for its excellence, strong Canadian presence, and collaborative culture. The firm’s Financial Services group is seeking an Associate Lawyer to join its highly regarded Banking & Finance practice and contribute to a sophisticated transactional practice serving leading financial institutions, lenders, and corporate clients.
Responsibilities Advise lenders, borrowers, and financial institutions on a broad range of financing transactions
Support sophisticated domestic and cross-border lending matters
Draft, review, and negotiate credit agreements, security documents, and other financing documentation
Work directly with partners and clients on complex banking and finance transactions
Provide practical, business-focused legal advice
Collaborate with lawyers across multiple practice groups
Assist with the development and mentorship of junior associates where appropriate
Qualifications 3 to 5 years of post-call experience preferred
Licensed to practice law in Ontario




Strong banking and lending experience
Experience handling sophisticated financing transactions in a law firm environment
Experience at a national firm or reputable Bay Street platform
Solid drafting and negotiation skills
Excellent analytical abilities and attention to detail
Excellent oral and written communication skills
Demonstrated ability to manage files with increasing autonomy
Strong client service orientation and collaborative mindset
The Ideal Candidate Strong technical training and exposure to sophisticated lending matters
High-performing lawyer capable of stepping into a true mid-level role
Strong professional judgment and ability to manage complex transactions
Collaborative, driven, and committed to delivering exceptional client service
Interested in building a long-term career with the firm
Motivated by sophisticated work, mentorship, sponsorship, and partnership opportunities

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📌 Associate Lawyer, Financial Services (Manitoba)
🏢 BJRC Recruiting
📍 Manitoba