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The Conflicts Attorney will be responsible for assisting with the review, identification and resolution of any potential conflicts issues with respect to clients, matters, as well as new hires.
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Firm Type: Law Firm, Experience: 5 Years, A law firm in San Francisco is seeking a Lateral Corporate - Restructuring and Special Situations Finance Associate Attorney with 5-8 years of experience.
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The Construction and Real Estate Attorney will be responsible for providing expert legal guidance in construction contract negotiations, including AIA documents, real estate transactions related to data centers and colocation facilities, tenant leases, and due diligence for construction loans.
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Handle tasks such as discovery, document review, mediation, depositions, and more. Boutique Recruiting has teamed up with a top construction litigation firm in Oakland, CA to find a Litigation Associate specializing in complex commercial, real estate, and construction law.
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Candidates must have a minimum of 1-3 years of experience with conducting document review projects using a variety of e-discovery technologies. Duties include first level document review, quality checking document review done by contract attorneys, privilege log workflows, and assisting senior associates with management of reviews, collection, and production.
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Assist each resident manager in the preparation and review of annual site plans, which include staff development, maintenance, security, appearance improvement, cost controls, budgets, energy efficiency, and safety.
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Review and draft conflicts waiver language for insertion in waiver and engagement letters, and in Outside Counsel Guidelines. Morrison Foerster LLP, an Am Law 50 law firm with 18 offices worldwide, has an opening for a Conflicts Resolution Attorney in our San Francisco, New York or Washington, D.C. office.
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Please apply now and our team would be happy to review your information for this or other openings in your location of interest. The ideal candidate will also have experience with one or more of the following: global patent prosecution and portfolio management, freedom to operate and patent clearance, licensing and other technology transactions, and due diligence related to merger and acquisitions.
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Generally assist the legal team with operational matters including billing/collections, intellectual property administration (coordinating execution/notarization/legalization of formalities documents, including, but not limited to, powers of attorney, inventor declarations, patent assignments; scheduling inventorship review calls) meeting coordination and other process matters as needed day to day.
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Build relationships with existing clients, including involvement in networking and business development activitiesProvide both leadership and supervision to Tax Staff Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in accounting or related field required; Master of Tax preferred Minimum of 2 years of related experience Previous experience in a public accounting firm preferred CPA or licensed attorney preferred.
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Our client, a prominent national law firm, is seeking a Trial Attorney to join their San Francisco office. Resumes may be sent to robert.burstein@lexitaslegal.com for review. Our client, a prominent national law firm, is seeking a Trial Attorney to join their San Francisco office.
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We train partners here At a minimum, you must possesses working knowledge of the California Code of Civil Procedure, including discovery, document review, motion practice. We have a specialty industry focus: half of our clients are involved in the cannabis industry.
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The Staff Attorney will be handling various duties for the firm's wildfire litigation. Duties will include some e-discovery tasks such as 2nd level document review, privilege logs, drafting protcols for reviews and searches within Relativity.
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Performs medicolegal autopsies at the Medical Examiner's office; consults with the district attorney, public defender, police, and others on medicolegal matters; examines victims or suspects for medicolegal purposes; testifies in court and judicial hearings on medicolegal issues.
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The Associate Attorney is responsible for handling foreclosure and eviction matters for the firm. Preparation, review, and approval of foreclosure related pleadings. The Associate Attorney is responsible for handling foreclosure and eviction matters for the firm.
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