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Provide legal counsel and representation in matters related to labor and employment law, with a focus on municipal law and collective bargaining. Join our team and leverage your expertise in labor and employment law to make a meaningful impact on the legal landscape for city and municipal employees.
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Coordinate processing, posting and employment advertisement of attorney, law student, law clerk, Pre-Law Fellow, and legal specialist positions, both internally and externally, via the firm’s career site and other source options as applicable (e.g., LinkedIn, ZipRecruiter, University Career Portals, Local/State Agencies, etc.
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The successful candidate will have litigation experience (preferably to include employment law matters), including experience in investigations, litigation strategy, discovery management, legal research, analysis and substantive motion practice.
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Provide counsel to clients (typically, management) on a wide range of labor & employment-related issues, including those involving discrimination claims, wage and hour law, employment contracts, workplace policies, class action litigation, and regulatory compliance.
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Our specialty is providing our law firm and legal department clients practice-specific contract attorneys who have served as associates, counsel, and partners in Am Law firms and/or as in-house counsel in large corporate legal departments.
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Latitude specializes in providing highly skilled former in-house counsel and Big Law attorneys for flexible contract engagements and permanent positions in dozens of practice areas, including commercial contracting, data privacy, M&A, employment, litigation, and more.
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Legal Counsel : Provide legal advice to management and departments on a variety of legal issues including corporate compliance, contracts, litigation, finance, employment law, and regulatory compliance.
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This job is perfect for an employment litigator ready to leave behind law firm billable hour and business development requirements, but who still wants to be in the courtroom. This is a unique opportunity to join a dynamic in-house legal department that directly handles many of its own employment litigation and arbitration matters.
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The Poverty Law Attorney position advocates for clients in our service region with a variety of legal issues, balancing cases that focus on landlord/tenant law, domestic violence law and other poverty law areas as needed.
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The Staff Attorney completes client intake and provides referrals, advice, brief service, or representation in a variety of civil legal matters affecting clients’ health including public benefits, health insurance, access to appropriate support services, disability rights, poor housing conditions, loss of housing, end of life planning, family law, and consumer law.
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The legal needs of this non-profit’s clients encompass multiple civil litigation practice areas depending on client needs including social security, public benefits, housing, consumer law, education law, tax law, probate, family law, and employment law.
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Law Firm Administrator / Professional Legal Administrator (PLA) We are a dynamic, progressive boutique law firm looking for a Professional Legal Administrator to work directly with the Law Firm Principal/Owner to oversee everything except the practice of law.
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Law degree, Paralegal or Legal Ops experience preferred. Minimum of 3 years’ experience working with contracts in a law firm or corporate legal department. Ability to review contracts and speak about key concepts with GCs and other legal professionals.
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Founded in 2013, Latitude has been recognized by Chambers as a leading global flexible legal staffing company and the #1 Legal Recruiter by The National Law Journal. Latitude Attorneys have the level of skill, experience, and judgment as would be expected of a permanent member of our clients corporate legal department or law firm and the versatility to step into challenging environments and hit the ground running.
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Join a small boutique firm as an Employment Litigation Attorney in Downtown Los Angeles, CA (must be in the office 4 days a week / 1 from home) with a team currently consisting of 3 attorneys & 3 legal support staff.
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