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At least 7-15 years of legal experience, including experience in both private practice as well as in-house counsel for a large organization. License to practice law and in good standing under the Bar of any state that enables admission to practice as in-house counsel in Florida, Required.
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Mastery of Risk management consulting skills to include gathering and synthesizing business requirements and communicating and/or facilitating constructive opportunities to a variety of audience levels such as the executive council, legal counsel, law enforcement, regulators, and examiners.
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Consults with Unit Manager on use of Claim Coverage Counsel. Develops litigation plan with staff or panel counsel, track and control legal expenses. Verifies the nature and extent of injury or property damage by obtaining and reviewing appropriate records and damages documentation.
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AmLaw 50 Firm Seeks Complex Construction Litigation Counsel - FLORIDA AmLaw 50 firm seeks a dynamic attorney with at least 6 years of litigation experience to join its Complex Litigation Construction Practice as Special Counsel in its Jacksonville, Miami, Orlando, or Tampa office.
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Foundational understanding of insurance risk transfer issues for property damage claims is essential. Extensive courtroom or arbitration experience is required, including conducting discovery, drafting substantive dispositive motions, and substantial deposition work.
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Candidates must also: Be in good standing, and an active member of the Florida Bar;Have a JD from an ABA accredited law school;Board Certified in Construction Law by the Florida Bar is preferred. Qualified candidates are encouraged to submit a resume, law school transcript, and writing sample.
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PERFORMANCE COACH: Associate General Counsel. Must have a high proficiency in the use of MS Word. Must be able to interface throughout all levels of the TECO Energy organization, with outside counsel and the public.
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Key Responsibilities: Conduct comprehensive legal research and analysis to offer strategic counsel to clients. As an integral member, you'll engage in diverse legal matters, representing clients in various proceedings and providing expert legal counsel.
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Responsible for overseeing all legal matters pertaining to the organization, including patent, copyright, intellectual property and employment law matters and the coordination of any legal matters handled by outside counsel.
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As a Government, Healthcare Attorney – Vice President, Assistant General Counsel in the Commercial Banking Innovation & Products and Shared Services Legal, you will provide transactional and strategic legal support to the firm’s Government, Healthcare, Higher Education and Not-for-Profit (GHHN) businesses.
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Our professionals offer a full range of expertise, including counsel in financing, due diligence, risk analysis, financial reporting, dispute resolutions and equity offerings. We provide sound advice, no matter the size of a property, complexity of a project, or industry focus.
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Ascertaining judicial and mediator requirements to appropriately coordinate with judges, opposing counsel, clients, mediators, vendors, and other entities in case. E-Filing via E-Portal, Pacer and CM/ECF, E-Service to opposing counsel.
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Licensed to practice law in Florida and in good standing with the Florida Bar. At least 10 years previous relevant work experience, as a General Counsel or in a private law firm representing corporate and financial institution clients.
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The Corporate Counsel will also assist in providing legal services on a variety of other matters, including commercial contracts, corporate governance, regulatory matters, intellectual property, dispute resolution, litigation, and other projects and initiatives.
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As a Subpoena Escalation Attorney - Vice President, Assistant General Counsel within our Subpoena Escalation team, you will work independently and with outside counsel to represent the firm in handling and responding to complex and escalated civil, regulatory, and criminal third-party subpoena matters across JPMorgan Chase (“JPMC”) lines of business and concerning all bank products.
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