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Knowledge of CUNY Civil Service White Collar and Blue Collar contracts. Reporting to the Deputy Director of Human Resources, the HR Classified Coordinator processes and conducts all activities for the classified civil service staff.
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Exceptional litigation skills with a proven track record in white collar, civil, and criminal tax controversy cases. A law firm in Novi, MI, is searching for an experienced White Collar Attorney with a strong background in white collar, civil, and criminal tax controversy matters.
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The USAO-SDFL is a leader in the prosecution of federal criminal law, including of health care fraud, bank and other white-collar frauds, environmental, narcotics offenses, firearms, child exploration, human trafficking cases, public corruption, and national security matters.
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The firm offers a broad practice spanning civil litigation, white collar investigations, and international investigations. Lateral Link is assisting a prestigious boutique law firm and repeat client on an UNPOSTED search for a senior civil litigation associate to join it's practice.
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Strong working knowledge of task forces and financial investigative groups and have experience in and exposure to investigations involving civil and criminal forfeitures, domestic and transnational organized crime, white collar crime, money laundering, drug trafficking offenses, illicit trade finance, and other related areas of activity.
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The firm is largely litigation focused with two-thirds of the firm's practice being litigation, ranging from white collar and internal investigations to ERISA issues to tax litigation. White Collar experience preferred but not necessary.
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The ideal candidate will possess 5-8 years of experience handling complex civil litigation matters. The firm provides mentorship and prides itself on respecting that associates live well balanced and meaningful lives outside of the office.
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Busy complex litigation law firm in downtown Los Angeles is looking for a full-time in-office (not remote) Paralegal to support white-collar criminal and complex civil litigation practice.
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Bird, Marella, Rhow, Lincenberg, Drooks, & Nessim, LLP is a premier national litigation boutique that handles complex civil and white-collar criminal litigation and investigations.
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Our firm engages in a significant number of tax-related litigation cases, white-collar defense and sophisticated civil litigation. Our firm engages in a significant number of tax-related litigation cases, white-collar defense and sophisticated civil litigation.
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Position Description : Our client is seeking an Associate with 3-5 years of experience with civil, government investigations and/or white-collar criminal defense. Position Description : Our client is seeking an Associate with 3-5 years of experience with civil, government investigations and/or white-collar criminal defense.
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Its merger and civil enforcement cases can affect the structure and performance of an entire industry, and its criminal enforcement detects and punishes white-collar antitrust crimes that rob American consumers.
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The team offers clients wide-ranging litigation expertise across both civil and white-collar crime issues. The team offers clients wide-ranging litigation expertise across both civil and white-collar crime issues.
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Overseeing or supervising staff conducting civil enforcement investigations, such as investigations of alleged violations of the Bank Secrecy Act or white collar/financial/emerging technology violations investigations, including but not limited to virtual asset service providers (including blockchain analytics and distributed ledger technology), money service businesses, banks and depository institutions, broker-dealers and issuers of securities, and/or non-bank financial institutions.
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Demonstrate a deep understanding of criminal activity, such as general and complex financial crimes, civil and criminal forfeitures, domestic and transnational organized crime, white collar crime, money laundering, drug trafficking offenses, illicit trade finance, cyber-enabled financial crimes.
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