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Deputy Public Defender II:Defends misdemeanor, juvenile cases, and less serious felony cases; conducts defense in both court and jury trials; prepares briefs and legal opinions; conducts legal research; prepares correspondence and reports.
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Assist In-House Counsel with special legal projects / legal research / legal correspondence as assigned. As-Needed Reports: Additional legal reporting as requested by In-House Counsel.
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Fluency with MSOffice for writing legal correspondence, creating and manipulating spreadsheets, and managing calendars. Lutron is seeking an experienced and collaborative IP Paralegal to join our legal team out of our Corporate Headquarters in Coopersburg, PA. In this position,you will apply your keen eye for detail and organizational skills to oversee Lutrons patent and trademark paralegal function, working closely with our internal IP team and worldwide external IP counsel.
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The Correspondence & Dispute Specialist is responsible handling Qualified Written Requests. Shellpoint Mortgage Servicing (SMS) is one of America's top-five non-bank mortgage-servicing companies.
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Experience: Three years of responsible experience as a law clerk or legal secretary in a law firm, corporate law office, governmental or public law office, non-profit organization, educational institution, court, or other entity under the direction and supervision of a licensed attorney or judicial officer.
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Day to day tasks of this Family Law Legal Assistant position include preparing and filing legal documents, scheduling and preparing all intake, answering all incoming calls, as well as managing attorney's calendar and transcribe correspondence.
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The Legal Aid Society's Civil Practice is seeking an experienced and talented lawyer with a deep commitment to public interest practice and policy to join a dedicated, city-wide team of managers, staff attorneys, social workers, supervisors, and support personnel as Supervising Attorney of the Government Benefits and Disability Advocacy Project ("DAP") work for the Brooklyn Neighborhood Office.
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SCCLS and its subsidiary, the Justice Center of Southeast Massachusetts (JCSM), with a combined staff of nearly 80, is the principal provider of free, civil legal aid to low-income residents of Southeastern Massachusetts, Cape Cod, and the islands of Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket.
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The Legal Secretary will report to the Deputy General Counsel and will provide administrative and project-specific support to team members within all departments that report to CEDs General Counsel: Legal, Personnel Assessment, Real Estate, Loss Control, and Fleet.
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Prepare legal and other documents, correspondence, and related materials, and review written work product. Legal Analyst (Active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility) Serving as the primary custodian of case materials, including grand jury subpoena and search warrant returns; manage case files (including, e.g., correspondence, pleadings, witness files, subject matter files), organizing evidence, conducting and investigative materials, conduct searches, accessing and reviewing case data擁ncluding but not limited to the use of eLitigation and data management software.
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Legal associates assist with projects such as Supreme Court amicus briefs, research memos, policy papers, and the Cato Supreme Court Review. Past associates have gone on to work at Pacific Legal Foundation, the Competitive Enterprise Institute, the National Constitution Center, NetChoice, Mountain States Legal Foundation, Liberty Justice Center, National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation, and many more.
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Draft, prepare, and execute certain internal and external correspondence on contractual matters with increasing levels of autonomy but under the supervision of a Contracts Director, commensurate with experience and demonstrated competence.
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The Legal Counsel’s role will be a transactional attorney who will support a wide range of contracts, negotiations, and advisory work, including assisting on project finance, acquisitions and divestitures, real estate and land use and permitting activities, offtake agreements, construction contracts and subcontracting and supply chain matters.
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Job Title: IP/Patent Litigation Assistant Location: Redwood Shores, CA Salary: $70-95K, depending on experience Job Responsibilities E-filing documents in N. District of CA and state courts Drafting, editing and formatting correspondence, briefs, pleadings, TOA’s, TOC’s and other legal documents.
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Advising GHD’s internal client base in respect of a host of ad hoc legal, risk and compliance matters, including: legislative compliance; anti-corruption compliance and integrity management; professional licensing compliance; corporate transactions; employment law and corporate policies; privacy, data security, data breach response, and anti-spam compliance; real estate; etc.
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