Legal Counsel
Regent
Legal Counsel
Regent
Manufactures all-electric wing-in-ground seagliders
Company Overview
Regent is a privately held global holding company headquartered in Beverly Hills, California, with offices in New York, London and Munich. Regent owns and invests in more than 50 businesses across the luxury, fashion, beauty, consumer, media, technology, industrial and automotive sectors, taking a long-term approach to building and transforming businesses across its global portfolio.
Position Overview
We are seeking a Legal Counsel, Restructuring to lead the legal workstream behind Regent's post-acquisition restructuring efforts across its global portfolio. This is an in-house role for an attorney who wants to move from law firm practice into a hands-on, business-facing seat, focused squarely on stabilizing and restructuring Regent’s recently acquired businesses.
The ideal candidate has trained at a top law firm, with a background in restructuring, bankruptcy, or insolvency, and is looking to apply that experience directly to operating businesses across multiple jurisdictions. This role works in close partnership with portfolio company management, Regent's operations teams, and local outside counsel around the world, and reports to firm leadership.
This is a full-time role, based 5 days a week in our Beverly Hills office.
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Requirements:
Compensation: $200,000-$250,000 (range dependent on experience) + bonus
This position will be based at Regent's headquarters in Beverly Hills, California. Please include salary expectations with your resume.
REGENT designs and sells all-electric seagliders for coastal transportation. Its flagship Viceroy carries 12 passengers and operates in three modes: resting on its hull in harbors, rising on hydrofoils, and flying in ground effect just above the water to reach airplane-like speeds with low operating costs. The craft is powered by electric propulsion, offering zero-emission travel with a current range around 180 miles and potential future versions up to 500 miles; it uses existing dock infrastructure and is regulated as a maritime vessel by the U.S. Coast Guard with FAA support, enabling faster market entry than certifying a new aircraft. REGENT sells to transportation operators such as airlines and ferries, has an expanding order book, and is building a manufacturing facility in Rhode Island to scale production, while also exploring defense applications.
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