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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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GuideOne’s legal department is expanding and seeks a skilled Litigation Counsel to join our team and assist with the defense of property, casualty, and insurance coverage litigation in California.
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Training international staff on ethics and legal issues· Draft legal agreements and other documents· Assist other members of the Office of Corporate Counsel with other corporate legal matters as needed.
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The Legal & Risk Manager assists the Corporate Counsel in managing claims made against the Company, including those alleging personal injury, property damage, breach of contract, and employment issues.
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The Corporate Counsel is responsible for assisting in managing transactional matters by reviewing servicing agreements, loan sales and vendor contracts as well as providing research, opinions or advice and other legal assistance.
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This role involves a broad range of legal functions, including contract review and negotiation, corporate governance, regulatory compliance, risk management, and providing strategic legal advice to senior management.
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The Risk Management-Legal Intern will further observe calls and communication with Corporate Legal Teams, Business Development, Venues and corporate insurance brokers and various other Legal Counsel and internal customers.
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You will provide independent advice and counsel on a myriad of legal issues dealing with the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), Regulation V, state unclaimed property laws, escheatment, Know Your Customer (KYC) rules, UDAAP, tax information reporting and withholding, customer corrections and remediation, and payments.
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Under the supervision of the Vice President & General Counsel, Corporate Counsel is primarily responsible for the day-to-day management of all legal/claim matters across multiple jurisdictions.
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The Deputy General Counsel will be part of a dynamic team that supports work across American Progress’ five crosscutting policy priorities: Building an economy for allRestoring social trust in democracyAdvancing racial equity and justiceTackling climate change and environmental injusticeStrengthening health The legal issues facing American Progress are diverse and intricate.
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We are looking to speak with appellate associate attorneys to join our client’s well regarded and busy Supreme Court & Appellate practice group in Washington, DC.You will work on cases long before appeal, and sometimes as a way to prevent appeal altogether across a wide range of subjects, including intellectual property, financial services, securities, privacy, antitrust, federal preemption, insurance law, corporate governance, criminal law, and constitutional litigation.
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Manage a team of two Legal Counsels to effectively support commercial teams in providing legal advice, including: advising on antitrust and competition law matters, with a particular focus on best-in-class compliance training, retailer and supplier management, assisting with product innovation: formulation, packaging and labeling, corporate maintenance, governance, risk management and anti-bribery.
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Work with the Chief Legal Officer and cross functional teams to develop and implement a strategic approach to intellectual property management, focused on protecting technological innovations and maintaining competitive advantage.
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The Corporate Counsel will also assist in providing legal services on a variety of other matters, including commercial contracts, corporate governance, regulatory matters, intellectual property, dispute resolution, litigation, and other projects and initiatives.
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The individual in this role will be part of the labor and employment team within the Legal Department responsible for handling advice and counseling, labor arbitrations, litigation, and other tasks involving legal risk management for AAG, AS, and QX.
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