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At least ten years' legal experience, including significant trial court, administrative, or appellate litigation experience. Help advance Legal Aid's organizational priorities, including staff diversity, equity, and inclusion priorities and legal program racial justice and equity goals.
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Your expertise could apply to matters of national security, personnel, litigation and support, administrative, investigative, technology, contract law, information law, legal instruction, counterterrorism, counterintelligence, cyber matters and foreign intelligence.
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The staff attorney will provide legal assistance in areas of general civil law, including but not limited to: housing, foreclosure prevention, landlord-tenant, consumer, probate, special education, public benefits and bankruptcy.
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Conducting legal research and staying updated on relevant laws and regulations in estate planning and administration. Price Benowitz invests in the success and growth of the firm by hiring attorneys that not only understand the law but also understand the real-world impact that people face when they are going through a legal matter.
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Collaborating with clients to understand their needs and provide tailored legal solutions. Juris Doctor (JD) degree from an accredited law school. Managing and overseeing estate administration processes, including probate and trust administration.
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Experience with the analysis of legal process returns from cryptocurrency exchanges, Internet Service Providers, and Email service providers. Experience working with federal law enforcement and preparing input for legal process as it relates to cyber investigations.
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Experience with payments and banking industry legal issues and applicable compliance requirements and regulations, including NACHA Rules, card network rules, Regulation E, Bank Secrecy Act / anti-money laundering rules and state money transmission services regulation.
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GLS serves as in-house counsel to the IRS and Office of Chief Counsel and provides legal services over a broad spectrum of non-tax matters, including labor and employment, ethics, fiscal, appropriations, procurement, contracts, technology, and other general government matters.
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A career at Nixon Peabody, supported by KGES, offers a chance to do impactful work and use your knowledge to shape future legal practices. Nixon Peabody boasts a substantial litigation team, constituting over a third of the firm’s attorneys, with decades of comprehensive experience across trial and appellate courts, international forums, and alternative dispute resolution methods.
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Coordinate and manage clear communication with internal Merchants staff including the Review Underwriter, originations and closings team; Agency; third party vendors, including but not limited to, the appraiser, engineer and environmental consultant; Merchants legal counsel; insurance team; borrower and any others that are pertinent to the success of the transaction.
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Knowledge of the Multifamily market including LIHTC Asset Management, affordable housing finance, real estate finance, transactions and structures, legal contracts (partnership agreements), loan documents, third-party reports (audits, appraisals, needs assessments), cap rates, and credit analysis.
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Establish and actively monitor appropriate video framing consistent with legal videography norms. Swear in deponents and faithfully capture their spoken testimony under oath during depositions and other legal proceedings.
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Office of General Counsel’s Purpose The Office of the General Counsel & Corporate Secretary serves as an executive office and is primarily responsible for providing legal counsel and strategic guidance to the Officers, Board of Directors, and all program divisions.
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Do you have professional experience working in a law firm, legal search firm, or in-house legal department? Building a robust employer pipeline and developing an expanded network of available legal positions for students, including working with small and midsize employers to create long term or short-term positions for students’ first legal job.
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Develop and maintain a high-level understanding of departmental policy, the legal field, and audio and video technology. Maintain a calm, neutral, and professional demeanor before, during, and after various legal proceedings.
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