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Make the most of your Notary commission by working as an independently contracted Digital Reporter with Veritext Legal Solutions, offering hybrid services. We are seeking a tech-savvy individual looking for a career within the legal system to join our team as a Digital Reporter.
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Shirazi Legal, P.A. Law Firm in Coral Gables seeks Litigation Assistant for immediate opening. Proficiency in Aderant/Total Office Software (preferred). This person will be responsible for handling all personal injury protection cases in litigation.
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The successful applicant must possess employment law experience, including single and/or multi-plaintiff litigation in federal and state court and arbitration, working on wage and hour, discrimination, and other class-action lawsuits, briefing motions, and handling ESI discovery.
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Due to the success of the Legal team, we have recently opened a Miami office and are looking for an Entry Level Headhunters to further improve our market position. We work right across the board with companies of all sizes, from market disrupting tech start-ups to magic circle law firms.
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Completes Camillus Education and Employment Assessment in HMIS for referred clients and walk-in clients. JOB DETAILS: The Employment Specialist is responsible for matching job applicants (clients) to a specific job that suits their skills, talents, and interests.
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Are You An Experienced Florida Commercial Real Estate Attorney with Years of Experience Reviewing Title, Title Insurance Policies, and Endorsements?
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3-4 years of post-Bar admission experience, preferably initially in a reputable commercial or corporate law firm and then within an in-house legal department, but either are acceptable. Associate General Counsel - Employment Law.
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We are seeking an experienced Labor & Employment Attorney to join our firm and provide legal representation and counsel to clients in the area of labor and employment law. Represent clients in federal litigation and other legal proceedings related to labor and employment disputes.
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This is an excellent opportunity for attorneys who are proactive and passionate about assuming a high-level role providing legal service within a sophisticated practice and who are seeking to assume a significant role in all aspects of labor and employment law.
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