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As Legal Counsel you will be joining a team of legal professionals responsible for reviewing and negotiating customer agreements and providing legal support for Databricks revenue-generating activities.
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IonQ is looking for a driven and creative Legal Operations Manager responsible for creating, refining, and supporting the day-to-day organization of a growing Legal department as well as spearheading the implementation of new software and technology to shape the future of our tech-driven legal team.
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Overview : The Legal Assistant Housing will work in cooperation with the legal staff of Michigan Legal Services (MLS) and others to address eviction cases and other landlord/tenant matters.
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This innovative organization is seeking a high-level legal counsel with strong expertise in pipeline safety, PHMSA (Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration) regulations, and environmental law.
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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") Unit for the Harlem Community Law Office.
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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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Key Responsibilities: Develop and implement evaluation frameworks to assess the impact and effectiveness of legal services provided to survivors of human trafficking. Position Overview The Evaluation Consultant will be responsible for evaluating the outcomes and effectiveness of our legal service program for survivors of human trafficking.
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Working with ALC’s operations team, the Director will oversee legal management and support systems and protocols. Supervise 4-6 direct reports, including Senior Counsels, a Legal Operations Manager, and a Senior Paralegal; mentor and advise ALC attorneys at all levels to help develop legal skills.
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Location: Various locations across California Job Description: As Legal Counsel/General Counsel, you will provide comprehensive legal advice to a corporation, ensuring all business activities are compliant with legal standards.
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Location: Various locations across Florida Job Description: As Legal Counsel/General Counsel, you will provide comprehensive legal advice to a corporation, ensuring all business activities are compliant with legal standards.
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Job Title: Legal Operations & Building Manager Why Join Barnes Trial Group's Team: Barnes Trial Group is a Plaintiff's personal injury litigation law firm handling auto negligence, medical malpractice, premises liability, wrongful death, nursing home abuse, and mass tort cases.
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Perform other duties as assigned by the General Counsel in support of business needs and/or the Legal Department. Provide tactical support to outside counsel on all types of employment-related claims and litigation, ensuring alignment with the company’s broader legal strategies.
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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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Provide leadership and litigation support to LCBH’s legal team, directing all major advocacy efforts, including appellate work and policy initiatives. ● Work with the Executive Director to direct staff attorneys in the implementation of a strategic vision for LCBH’s legal work and devise creative, high-impact advocacy strategies to prevent displacement and preserve affordable housing.
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Ideal candidate will have at least 10 years litigation experience as a hybrid legal assistant/paralegal and must have an ABA approved Paralegal Certificate, be proficient in MS Office Suit and be bilingual Spanish.
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