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Work in the GLS Area Counsel field offices is focused on providing advice, support, and litigation representation for IRS and Chief Counsel management in administrative fora and in arbitration, with the majority of case work centering on labor, EEO, and personnel law.
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Firm Type: Law Firm, Experience: 2 Years, A law firm in San Francisco, CA, is seeking a General Liability Associate Attorney to manage litigation cases independently, handle diverse accounts across California, and support trial preparation and court filings.
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Prominent firm with a national practice is seeking a Litigation Attorney for their Orange County office. Ideal candidate will have 3+ years of general liability defense experience.
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Handle all aspects of litigation, including legal research, drafting pleadings, motions, discovery, and court appearances. The client is a distinguished law firm known for providing exceptional legal services across various practice areas, including insurance defense, business litigation, construction defect, and real estate.
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The firm's expertise is diverse but focused in the areas of toxic tort, complex product liability, local government, general liability, and commercial litigation. MG+M The Law Firm (MG+M) is seeking to add an experienced associate attorney to our general liability practice group in any of our California office locations: Irvine, Los Angeles, San Francisco or Walnut Creek.
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We are hiring a litigation associate for the firm’s general liability/professional liability practice group in our San Francisco office. Associate Attorney (General Liability/Professional Liability.
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LB&I employs over 380 attorneys nationwide, who provide a full range of legal services on all issues, including advising LB&I compliance agents, handling litigation in the U.S. Tax Court, and referring and recommending litigation to the Department of Justice.
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Latitude is looking for a general liability/personal injury litigation attorney with trial experience who is eager to do contract/engagement work at an AmLaw 100 law firm with an office in San Francisco.
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A women-owned, mid-size California law firm seeks an Associate Attorney - General Liability / Professional Liability for litigation defense work. A women-owned, mid-size California law firm seeks an Associate Attorney - General Liability / Professional Liability for litigation defense work.
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Attend court hearings or other legal proceedings, perform legal research, and work with senior attorneys to provide legal advice. Position includes a base salary of $150,000-190,000 DOE + annual bonus + excellent benefits (including no health insurance premiums.
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Our client, a prominent litigation firm, is seeking a Trial Attorney to join their Downtown San Francisco team. The ideal candidate will have 4+ years of general liability defense litigation experience.
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While the attorneys within the firm are equipped to handle a wide variety of matters, we excel in the litigation and trial of catastrophic injury, wrongful death, and complex litigation cases.
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Professional Legal Experience is defined as: Experience applying laws and regulations during litigation directly related to labor, personnel or equal employment opportunity law in the federal, state or local government or equivalent private sector labor, personnel and Equal Employment Opportunity matters.
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3-5 years medical malpractice litigation and trial experience. Firm seeks full-time Michigan licensed attorney with 3-5 years' experience in medical malpractice impeccable legal research and writing skills to assist the firm's trial lawyers with legal research, writing, and motion practice.
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Deputies in the Correctional Law Section are responsible for federal- and state-court litigation in both individual civil-rights cases, appellate matters, and complex class-action suits. Department of Justice – Correctional Law Section - Deputy Attorney General III – San Francisco.
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