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Job Title: Estate Litigation AttorneyJob Summary: As an Estate Litigation Attorney, you will specialize in handling legal matters related to disputes arising from wills, trusts, estates, and inheritance.
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You will provide legal representation to clients involved in contentious probate proceedings, estate administration disputes, trust litigation, and contested guardianship matters. Prior experience practicing estate law, probate law, or litigation preferred.
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Job Summary: As a Litigation Associate, you will play a crucial role in providing legal support and representation to clients involved in civil litigation matters. Seeking an associate with 3+ years general experience in sophisticated commercial litigation for our New York office.
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Job Title: Litigation AssociateJob Summary: As a Litigation Associate, you will play a crucial role in providing legal support and representation to clients involved in civil litigation matters.
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Seeking an associate with 3+ years of general experience in sophisticated commercial litigation for our New Jersey office. Working under the supervision of senior attorneys, you will assist in all stages of the litigation process, from case evaluation and legal research to trial preparation and courtroom advocacy.
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Case Management: Assist in managing a diverse caseload of litigation matters, including drafting pleadings, motions, and discovery requests/responses, and coordinating with clients, opposing counsel, and co-counsel.
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Legal Compliance: Ensure compliance with court rules, procedural requirements, and ethical standards throughout the litigation process. Previous experience in civil litigation preferred, either through internships, clerkships, or prior employment.
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Qualifications: Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree from an accredited law school. Proficiency in legal research tools and software, such as Westlaw or LexisNexis. Courtroom Advocacy: Attend court hearings, depositions, arbitrations, and mediations, and assist senior attorneys in presenting oral arguments, examining witnesses, and making legal arguments before judges and arbitrators.
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Trial Preparation: Assist in preparing for trials, hearings, and other court proceedings by organizing evidence, drafting trial briefs and motions in limine, preparing witness examinations, and assisting with jury selection.
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Responsibilities: Legal Research and Analysis: Conduct legal research to support case strategies, analyze relevant statutes, regulations, and case law, and prepare memoranda and briefs outlining legal arguments and recommendations.
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Our client is seeking an attorney with a minimum of 5 years of Landlord-Tenant/Real Estate Litigation experience to join our firm (location is flexible – Long Island or NYC). Commercial/construction litigation experience a plus.
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Applies litigation management through the selection of counsel, evaluation and direction of claim and litigation strategy,Tracks and controls legal expenses to assure cost-effective resolution.
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The Litigation Paralegals work and gain experience on a wide variety of matters including, but not limited to, securities and M&A litigation, sovereign litigation/arbitration, antitrust, bankruptcy, white-collar defense and investigations, employment, executive compensation, intellectual property and general commercial disputes, as well as numerous pro bono cases.
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We invested in new offices, sector teams and practice groups including investor engagement; shareholder activism; governance; regulatory and public affairs, including geopolitical; crisis; litigation; social issues including climate change and diversity, equity and inclusion; cybersecurity, data and privacy; employee engagement; digital communications; opinion research and analysis, and; creative services.
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Job PurposeFriends Seminary is seeking a Major Gifts Associate to support major giving at Friends, including a capital campaign, reporting directly to the Director of Major Gifts and Planned Giving/Campaign Director.
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