Work Environment
Mergers and acquisitions attorneys work in offices of medium and large corporate law firms. Their work day is spent on computers, reviewing and drafting documents and e-mailing with corporate clients and team members. They also spend some time traveling for meetings and for court appearances. Not all mergers and acquisitions are friendly; this coupled with deadline pressure often makes for a stressful, challenging job. The work hours can also be long as M&A attorneys frequently work more than 40 hours per week.
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