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Juris Doctorate (J.D.) from an American Bar Association accredited law school required. Possession of an active, unrestricted, and unencumbered license to practice law from the State Bar of California required.
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A Juris Doctor (JD) degree from an accredited U.S. law school and bar membership in any U.S. jurisdiction. Knowledge of financial regulation, administrative law and legislative and regulatory processes.
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JD Degree from accredited law school and admission to State Bar (Georgia State Bar preferred). Five (5) years of professional legal experience, including experience as an in-house counsel with a hospital and/or with a major law firm dealing with health care contracting and other legal and compliance issues.
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The position requires previous experience in an Am Law 100 law firm, a Juris Doctor degree from an ABaccredited law school, and State Bar admission or eligibility to obtain admission promptly.
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Possession of a Juris Doctor degree from an accredited law school or the equivalent is required as well as active membership in the State Bar of California and ability to gain admission to the Bar for the Federal District Court for the Northern District of California.
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Law Degree from an American Bar Association accredited law school. Advocate on HIV issues and the law when doing so does not adversely affect the best interests of any LSP client.
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Juris Doctorate from an ABaccredited law school is required. Admission to the California Bar or the ability to qualify as Registered In-House Counsel. Maintain current knowledge of IP case law and emerging industry trends.
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Juris Doctor from accredited law school and admitted to a US state bar in good standing. Assist internal and external litigation counsel on IP litigation matters. Juris Doctor from accredited law school and admitted to a US state bar in good standing.
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Juris Doctor from an ABaccredited law school is required. As needed, assist the Associate Dean in the general administration of Program, including but not limited to working with the law faculty and communicating with commercial bar preparation companies.
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A Juris Doctor degree from an ABaccredited law school and State Bar admission or eligibility to obtain admission promptly is also required. Legal Education:Hold a Juris Doctor degree from an ABaccredited law school.
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The selected candidate will have a Juris Doctorate Degree from an accredited law school and be an active member in good standing with the Virginia State Bar with no disciplinary sanctions.
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Admission to practice before the USPTO.Juris Doctorate from an accredited law school and admission before a state bar. 4 + years’ experience preparing and prosecuting patent applications in a law firm or in-house.
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Juris Doctor from an ABaccredited law school and be a member in good standing of the bar in at least one US state. The firm’s work can be found across the globe, with projects as wide-ranging as huts to high rises, homes—often for art collectors—to academic, cultural and civic projects, museums and exhibition design, places of worship, creative production, urban design, and interior design.
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Law degree from an accredited United States law school and a member in good standing with a State Bar. 10+ years of experience with a major law firm or in-house legal department.
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Juris Doctor degree from an accredited law school and admission to the applicable state bar. For more information about equal employment opportunity, please click here for “EEO Is the Law.” GQG Partners LLC may participate in E-Verify, please view the following links for details in English and Spanish.
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