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This position will represent indigent clients in judicial proceedings in the North Central Judicial District and on appeals in the North Dakota Supreme Court. You will be handling cases from initial appearance through trial, allowing you to gain experience in all stages of the judicial process.
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TO APPLY:Please submit a cover letter and resume to:Ms. Jacqueline Hale Circuit Court for Baltimore City111 N. Calvert Street, Room 244 Baltimore, Maryland 21202 www. Contacting attorneys to ascertain the status of cases, etc.,Assist in the courtroom when necessary.
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Provide representation for clients in court in legal cases as pertain to family law. · Work with our SIJS Department, closely managing the family law and immigration law components of our client’s cases.
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Reviews and analyzes Revenue Agent (Examiner), Appeals Officer, and Counsel Attorney instructions, reports, case files, and support statements and interprets tax law court decisions and legal opinions to determine and prepare accurate computations for the most demanding and complex Appeals cases.
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This includes conducting factual and legal research, preparing memoranda, writing demand letters, drafting pleadings and briefs, conducting discovery, arguing motions, trying cases, writing appellate briefs, presenting oral arguments on appeal, and writing amicus briefs.
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Prepares animal physical examination reports and appears as an expert witness in court proceedings for cases of animal abuse, neglect, and hoarding; participates in the collection of medical data required for potential cases of cruelty, neglect, and hoarding.
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Ability to prepare for and effectively manage a heavy caseload including reviewing each case prior to court and being prepared to facilitate disposition of cases. Licensure: Admission by the Supreme Court of Colorado to practice law in the State of Colorado at the time of appointment.
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Responsibilities include researching and providing legal authority support for assistants in court; writing motions on investigative, pretrial and trial issues; handling post-conviction motions and extradition issues; reviewing court rulings for potential appeals; and oral argument on motions and attending trials of complex cases to assist trial prosecutors when assigned.
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Advocate for clients in a variety of legal forums, including court, mediation, arbitration, and negotiation. Key role in managing client relationships and overseeing real estate litigation cases.
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The ideal candidate will have excellent academic credentials and communication skills, and a dedicated interest and experience in products liability defense work, with medical device and pharmaceutical manufacturer clients, with both complex multi-district matters as well as “one-off” individual cases.
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Provide testimony in court cases as required by law enforcement or court representatives. From our Warehouses to our GetGo’s, our grocery Stores through our Corporate home office, we are working together to put food on shoppers' tables and smiles on their faces.
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Under direct supervision of the Community Coordinator with latitude for independent initiative and judgment, the Court Case Coordinator will be a member of the Mold Remediation Unit of the Office of Mold Assessment and Remediation collaborating with NYCHA’s legal team on sensitive court cases involving needed repairs.
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Review all documentary evidence Prepares witnesses and clients for depositions, arbitrations, mediations and trials including expert witnesses Conducts depositions and examinations under oath and prepares summary documents Prepares and conducts court appearances (matter management conferences, hearings, status conferences, etc.
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Demonstrated leadership in complex litigation cases and team management. Juris Doctor (J.D.) from an accredited US law school. Formulate and implement strategic case strategies, ensuring adaptability and client success.
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The ideal candidate will manage litigation cases and resolve legal disputes on behalf of clients by developing agreements, negotiating contacts, setting claims, and advocating for clients in court.
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