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The Trial Attorney will be responsible for representing clients in court, conducting legal research, drafting legal documents, and providing legal advice to clients. Feldman & Associates, Inc. is a West Los Angeles AV-rated boutique litigation law firm established in 2000 that focuses on construction litigation, real estate litigation, business litigation, and prevailing wage litigation.
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Specialize in tenant rights litigation, providing expert legal advice and representation to clients facing landlord-tenant disputes. The successful candidate will be responsible for handling a wide range of litigation cases, including tenant rights litigation, and will be expected to conduct thorough legal research and negotiations.
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To this end, we are steadfast in our commitment to providing comprehensive legal support, empowering tenants to effectively address the intricacies of landlord-tenant conflicts. 100% remote -Tenant Advocate -Litigation Attorney -Excellent Comp/Bonus Structure.
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The ideal candidate will have an extensive background in immigration law, personal injury, plaintiff representation, legal research, litigation, legal advice, civil litigation, commercial litigation, and dispute resolution.
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In short, the staff attorney is expected to efficiently handle a caseload involving substantial litigation and other justice-related advocacy, periodically attend evening legal clinics, devise and participate in community legal education programs, establish meaningful relationships with community organizations, conduct intake at shelters, and participate in outreach offered by LANWT.
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Our client is a full-service law firm providing transaction, litigation, regulatory compliance, and general counsel legal services to corporations, public entities, nonprofits, and public-private partnerships throughout California.
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Attend Planning and Zoning Commission meetings and provides legal assistance on land use proceedings, civil litigation and criminal prosecution. Experience in municipal law or related legal fields such as commercial law, real estate, code enforcement, criminal prosecution, and civil litigation is desirable.
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The Coral Gables office is seeking to add a Labor & Employment Attorney with 5 to 7 years of litigation experience to the team. Analyze complex legal factual issues while conducting extensive and well-reasoned legal research.
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Provide legal advice and guidance on all matters related to patent law, including patent prosecution, licensing, and litigation. If you are a dedicated professional with a passion for patent law and a proven track record in patent prosecution, trademark, and legal writing, we encourage you to apply.
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WMG's corporate Legal Department is located at corporate headquarters in NYC (and also in London) and supports WMG's recorded music labels, music publishing companies and all operating companies and departments in various legal matters, including litigation and claims, digital licensing, mergers and acquisitions, anti-piracy, securities, compliance and employment.
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As lead litigation counsel, the attorney will handle pre-litigation demands, mediation, and litigation strategy, advocate for clients, advise them on the best course of action, and implement their legal support plan.
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The Litigation Attorney will handle motor vehicle liability (MVA) / automobile accident cases, including trial prep, depositions leading to trial, complicated settlements, and in-court jury and bench trials, representing plaintiff clients in FL.
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We are a full-service law firm offering legal services in business restructuring & insolvency, construction, corporate matters, employment & labor, estates & trusts, intellectual property, litigation & alternative dispute resolution, and real estate.
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Lawyers in our Dallas office serve all the firm’s practice and industry areas – including corporate, litigation, banking/finance, insurance law, healthcare law, labor and employment, estate planning, real estate, bankruptcy, intellectual property, white collar crime, and antitrust.
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This non-exempt employee will serve a paralegal and litigation filing clerk role by assisting attorneys in the preparation and filing of legal documents and management of the attorneys’ litigation dockets.
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