Tax

Tax laterals, recruited nationwide.

Most tax lawyers already know their lane: transactional, partnership, controversy, or international. The search builds from there.

The Search

Naming the tax lane.


We talk through the transactions or disputes you handle, the parts of the Code you work in every day, and whether you support deal teams or run matters yourself. That decides which tax groups Lateral Lock approaches.

  • The right tax groups.A partnership-tax lawyer drafting fund agreements, a transactional-tax lawyer embedded on M&A, and a controversy lawyer handling exams and appeals are hired on separate tracks. We target the tax groups built for that lane.
  • Firm research.We learn whether each tax group mainly supports other practices or runs its own matters, and how that compares with the work you want.
  • Precise materials.We order the resume the way a tax group reads technical experience: the parts of the Code, the deals or disputes, then whether you supported a team or ran the matter. You approve every resume edit before the resume goes out. A short cover letter leads with the lane that firm prioritizes and goes out with the submission unless you ask to see it first.
  • Confidentiality and the offer.We introduce you only where you authorize, prepare you for interviews, and help negotiate terms.
Nationwide

The search follows the practice.


Tax associates, counsel, and partners are recruited nationwide.

The recruiter is introduced on Your Recruiter. How a search runs is on For Attorneys. Confidentiality questions are on the attorney FAQ.

Hiring for this kind of seat? Read how firm searches work and the FAQ for hiring firms.

Nationwide · Confidential

Talk through the practice before you talk to a firm.

A conversation is not a submission. Your current firm is not told that you called.