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Handle more legal risk complaints such as bankruptcy, foreclosure, allegations of UDAPP, attorney complaints, monetary compensation, threatening lawsuit, etc. The Regulatory Correspondence Specialist III is accountable for handling Qualified Written Requests and Disputes submitted to Regulatory agencies.
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Medical & pharmacy coverage, Dental/vision insurance, 401(k), Health saving account (HSA) and Flexible spending account (FSA), Life Insurance, Pet Insurance, Short term and Long term Disability, Accident & Critical illness coverage, Pre-paid legal & ID theft protection, Sick time, and other types of paid leaves (as required by law), Employee Assistance Program (EAP.
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Ad Sales Legal is part of the Legal Department of TWDC and provides legal advice to Disney Advertising Sales and other businesses of TWDC regarding advertising and sponsorship, marketing, digital products, technology, and content distribution.
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Operates computers, reproduction and scanning equipment to capture and reproduce vital records and data for archival storage and distribution to the public. The candidate selected to fill this vacancy will be allocated to either the Vital Statistics Technician or the Vital Records Deputy Registrar classification depending on their background and experience.
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The Director may supervise Legal Research Fellows, Staff Attorneys, support staff, law student interns and externs, volunteers, and pro bono attorneys who are conducting work related to the Director's projects.
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As a MRI Supervisor you will play a vital role in performing magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans on patients, ensuring the production of high-quality diagnostic images. As a MRI Supervisor you will play a vital role in performing magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans on patients, ensuring the production of high-quality diagnostic images.
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Work will be conducted under the supervision of the Assistant General Counsel and in close collaboration with the Legal Operations Manager. The FNIH seeks a Legal Operations Associate to join and support its legal team.
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The Regulatory Correspondence Specialist I role is responsible for handling the intake process for any complaints submitted by Regulatory agencies or Executives of SMS/NRZ. They are responsible daily for managing the Regulatory mailbox, the CFPB portal, and Better Business Bureau portal, to retrieve incoming complaints, or communications from agencies/regulators.
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We are seeking a Lead Legal Operations Specialist in our Broomfield, CO, Brooklyn Park, MN or Golden Valley, MN locations. Reporting directly to the Chief Legal Counsel for Quantinuum - the Lead Legal Operations Specialist will be responsible for creating processes and practices to improve the day-to-day efficiency and effectiveness of the Quantinuum legal team, facilitate change, manage vendor relationships, provide necessary reporting to the department and, in conjunction with the Chief Legal Officer, maintain accurate budgets.
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The areas of civil legal practice include, but are not limited to, community economic development, consumer, education, employment, family, federal income tax, housing, probate, public benefits, and migrant farmworkers.
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Serves as the senior legal advisor for civil enforcement, criminal law, international law, cybersecurity enforcement, and legal policy matters that arise in the course of TSA's execution of its transportation security mission, including TSA's execution of its regulatory authority and matters involving the Federal Air Marshal Service (FAMS.
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Oversee administration of legal department, including filing insurance claims, receiving notice of service of process, gathering materials in response to subpoenas, drafting correspondence to fulfill information requests, and coordinating litigation support.
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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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As a Customer Transportation Representative, you will be a vital member of the transportation services team within a leading energy company. BHI Energy is a federal contractor that requests priority referrals of protected veterans.
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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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