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Remember that employment laws and practices change over time and vary significantly from state to state, so you should consult an employment law attorney in your state to determine the appropriateness of practices, policies, and forms for your business.
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Serves as subject matter expert on claims prevention matters and provides guidance and support. Manages the claims prevention functions and activities within an assigned geographical region.
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Coordinate with construction management; QA/QC and commissioning, Safety, Procurement, Engineering, Finance, Development during the execution phase Manage project workload projections and manpower planning and resource allocation monthly Manage vendor and construction subcontractor relations, prepare/evaluate subcontractor RFPs, negotiate with subcontractors, work closely with legal counsel for contract execution, and manage subcontractor progress and performance through project close-out.
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Lutheran Child and Family Services of Indiana/Kentucky (LCFS) is a faith-based service organization dedicated to serving human needs through programs of compassionate care and counsel to enhance the dignity and quality of life.
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Our client base includes many of the nation’s largest insurance carriers in the workers’ compensation, liability, and disability arenas; corporate and independent counsel; risk management for entertainers and public figures; and many municipalities and public agencies.
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Amundsen Davis seeks a Litigation Associate attorney to join the Firm's Indianapolis office. Amundsen Davis seeks a Litigation Associate attorney to join the Firm's Indianapolis office. The law firm has offices in the following locations: Chicago, Crystal Lake, St. Charles, and Rockford, IL; Columbus, OH; Milwaukee, Appleton, Brookfield, Green Bay, and Madison, WI; St. Louis, MO; and Indianapolis, IN. For more information, visit us online at www.
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Recruit, select, hire, evaluate, train, counsel, and supervise maintenance staff. Knowledgeable of practices and procedures as well as the laws, regulations, and guidelines governing functions in the post acute care facility.
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Services are associated with various GM claim types such as Supplier Cancellation and Obsolescence claims, Due Diligence, Purchasing & Program cost reviews, Precious Metal/Steel/Trouble Supplier Inventories, Vendor Tooling Confirmation & Production/Prototype invoice reviews.
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Role: Lawyer/Paralegal Key Responsibilities: Provide comprehensive legal support and counsel to clients on various legal issues. Role: Lawyer/Paralegal Key Responsibilities: Provide comprehensive legal support and counsel to clients on various legal issues.
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As a Senior Regional Manager you will coach and counsel a team of 10-12 Wealth Advisors and Associate Wealth Advisors in a collaborative environment designed to both grow and support the client base they support.
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Develop action plan and assist with resolution of complex/high exposure or high-profile claims. Assist client with evaluation and reporting of complex claims. Review reserving accuracy on specific claims.
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Position Overview The Assistant General Counsel for Contracts and Risk Management ensures thorough review of all contracts in which the University is a party and effective risk management for the University by collaborating with key risk stakeholders.
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Job Description :Associate General Counsel Sr. Location:This position will work in a hybrid model (remote and office). TheAssociate General Counsel Sr.is responsible for leveraging in-depth Medicare knowledge of a legal specialty or area of law to provide advice and recommendations to executives and management on highly complex matters which have a broad organizational impact and high level of risk.
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Role Overview: The Associate General Counsel for IPLA will advise and provide legal support to agency staff on various programs and legal areas. Role Overview: The Associate General Counsel for IPLA will advise and provide legal support to agency staff on various programs and legal areas.
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Required : 4 + years general liability claims and/or construction safety. Administer Ohio worker’s compensation self-insured claims per Ohio BWC standards. Manage general liability claims while under the general supervision of the Senior Claims Director.
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