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As an intern with our Legal department, you will be exposed to a wide range of projects that would be typical for a generalist in-house counsel, including commercial/contracts, corporate secretarial, litigation/claims, and more.
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At CoBank, our Legal Resident provides legal support for various legal matters; including commercial and facilities contract review, preparation, negotiation and/or interpretation for all functional areas of the bank as well as the banks loan and collateral documentation function.
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A 1-L student or student who completed the LSAT and/or is admitted to law school seeking an entry level Legal opportunity. Review relevant national or international laws, legal regulations, and regimes.
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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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We are currently seeking an On-site Legal Assistant in our Albuquerque, NM office who possesses specialized knowledge of the process, procedures, and practices of paralegal/legal assistant activities in conjunction with knowledge of clerical and administrative office skills in an ability to increase the effectiveness of our client.
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High school diploma or equivalent and a certificate or diploma from a Legal Secretary, Legal Office Specialist, Legal Administrative Assistant, or Legal Assistant Program, and two years of experience; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
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Requires a BA/BS with a minimum of 5+ years' of SEC Registration process or corporate/securities paralegal experience, preferably in the legal department of a financial services company or with a fund administrator.
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Compose letters and routine correspondence for Legal and HOA Department. Legal, Real Estate &/or HOA experience recommended. Support Legal Department with management of miscellaneous projects.
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This position will report directly to the Company’s Chief Legal Officer and will also work closely with the Chief Science & Technology Officer and in-house intellectual property counsel. Assist Chief Legal Officer with corporate secretary duties and SEC reporting obligations.
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Work experience as a paralegal, legal assistant or legal secretary in administrative law or utility law. A minimum of one (1) year work experience as a paralegal, legal assistant, or legal secretary.
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As a key member of our legal department, the Senior Manager of Regulatory Affairs/In-House Counsel will play a crucial role in managing regulatory compliance, with a primary focus on collections and litigation.
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Legal Secretarial experience is preferred, but in some cases experience as a file clerk, receptionist, or project assistant will suffice. If you have experience at a Law Firm as a Receptionist, File Clerk, Administrative Assistants, Legal Support Assistant, or other legal support staff this job is for you.
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5+ years of experience managing contract lifecycles either in a large firm or in-house legal department, including maintaining agreement templates and contractual clauses, managing contract signature process, tracking contract expirations and renewals.
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Maintain Company Central Contract files/legal records and legal department filing systems. Provide administrative support to the legal department, including managing calendars for the Legal team, travel arrangements, meeting logistics, materials preparation, expense tracking and processing, processing of legal bills routine scheduling, and follow-up.
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As a Senior Legal Analyst, you will report to the Legal Operations Lead (located in Texas, U.S.A.) and work closely with all members of the legal team and business leaders throughout the company.
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