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The Corporate Counsel will provide legal support and advice to Terumo Blood and Cell Technologies’ management and various internal business functions and provide the business with effective advice on company strategies and their implementation while ensuring adherence to state, federal, and international laws and regulations.
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Wealthfront, a leading consumer fintech and pioneer of the robo-advisor industry, is currently seeking a talented and detail-oriented Corporate Counsel to join its Legal team. Our new Corporate Counsel will be responsible for providing internal partners with legal advice and counsel on a range of subject matter issues relevant to Wealthfront’s business, including long-term projects, corporate strategies, and day-to-day matters.
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The Corporate Counsel will report to the Vice President, Counsel / Legal & Risk Management Department Head. This position may be eligible for a hybrid work schedule with up to one day a week of remote work after successful completion of an initial onboarding period.
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The In-House Counsel will provide comprehensive legal support across the organization, ensuring compliance with laws and regulations, mitigating legal risks, and protecting the organization's interests.
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Disney Entertainment (including but not limited to Disney Live Action, Walt Disney Animation Studios, Marvel, Lucasfilm, Pixar, FX, National Geographic and ABC Studios); Disney Experiences and ESPN. The Associate Principal Counsel will collaborate with legal colleagues, Employee Relations and Human Resources professionals, and other key partners to help shape Disney’s employment philosophy, policies and practices.
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The Counsel will assist the Deputy Chief Counsel and Principal Counsel on various transactional, operational and regulatory legal matters primarily for Disney Signature Experiences (with a focus on Disney Cruise Line) and also the Walt Disney World Resort.
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Assist with and provide legal advice related to mergers, acquisitions and divestitures, including due diligence activities. Ability to strike sensible and practical balance between legal risks and the need to do business.
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Effectively and efficiently work with other T-Mobile subject matter experts, legal teams, outside legal counsel to solve problems. Join T-Mobile’s All-Star Legal Team! As part of the T-Mobile team, you know the Un-carrier doesn’t have a corporate ladder–it’s more like a jungle gym of possibilities.
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Oversee and manage the legal department, its staff and outside counsel, as necessary, in supporting the global legal affairs of GMAC, including the areas of corporate compliance, data protection and privacy, intellectual property, contracts, tax-exemption, subsidiary compliance, labor and employment, legislative affairs, and litigation, and risk management.
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The Corporate Counsel will be responsible for developing and maintaining long term strategies for compliance with data privacy laws and regulations and serving as the directly responsible individual for all legal US and foreign government items.
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Collaborate with legal counsel on tax-related matters, including transfer pricing, acquisitions, and restructuring. About the Company for the Corporate Tax Specialist:As we continue to expand our operations, we are seeking a dedicated Corporate Tax Accountant to join our dynamic finance team.
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Directly support and oversee a team of Corporate Counsel to support, the corporate initiatives of and represent the Company for a broad range of corporate, commercial, employment, intellectual property, antitrust, and other legal matters.
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Manages, mentors and develops staff of in house Corporate Counsel and Analysts to ensure well organized processes exist and services are provided in the most efficient, cost effective manner.
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We will teach you what you are missing We are actively searching for our new Corporate Tax Specialist for our Global headquarters in Charleston, SC. You will report directly to the Tax Director and the Treasurer, with a line to the CFO and Executive Leadership at times.
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Primary Areas of Responsibility Support the Data Protection Officer/Privacy Team in developing and implementing the Porsche Privacy Management System, a Porsche global comprehensive privacy program, with particular attention to certain PCNA affiliate companies in the US. This includes tasks such as: Create and deliver privacy training(s) and prepare corporate privacy communications as directed.
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