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Prior experience as a successful law firm partner in a well-respected New York City-area law firm that serves legal departments, or as a senior in-house counsel in a New York City-area legal department, is highly preferred.
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You have worked in-house or at a top-tier law firm providing in-house support for streaming, entertainment, or tech companies. (Either CA required or ability to register as In-house attorney with State Bar of California.
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Prior experience as a successful law firm partner in a well-respected Washington D.C.-area law firm that serves legal departments, or as a senior in-house counsel in a Washington D.C.-area legal department, is highly preferred.
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5+ years of litigation and regulatory experience at a top-tier law firm and/or in-house legal team, preferably in a financial services or crypto industry; To the extent needed, supporting the business in virtually all legal coverage areas, including product development, global regulatory matters, IP and trademark enforcement, corporate governance, contract negotiation, litigations and arbitrations, compliance legal support, institutional sales and partnerships and marketing/advertising.
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Prior experience as a successful lawyer (preferably a partner) in a well-respected law firm that serves legal departments, or as a senior in-house counsel, is highly preferred.
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Position Overview: Are you an expert securities attorney looking for a rewarding and meaningful in-house practice? Qualifications: Juris Doctor (JD) degree; membership in good standing in a state Bar and a minimum of eight years of legal experience; Typically has 10-12 years of related work experience.
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In-house experience at a defense contractor (either as in-house attorney, on secondment, or as a monitor or equivalent) The Legal Team partners closely with customers, outside counsel, and business partners across the organization to support business development and day-to-day legal operations.
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The General Counsel's Office at the Executive Office of Health and Human Services is seeking a collaborative Attorney to provide legal support for MassHealth and other EOHHS programs.
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A JD from a leading law school/university, and at least 12 years of relevant experience at a top law firm or in-house legal department, specifically in federal securities law and corporate governance; preferably with additional experience in contracts, product counseling, or intellectual property.
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The AGC will drive excellence and best legal practices for labor and employment and litigation related matters in order to support Victra’s objective of being a best-in-class organization.
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Support manager in creating workflows for team trainings and maintain the Legal Operations Group SharePoint site. We interact with in-house counsel, Fidelity's Financial Intelligence Unit team, AML, Fraud and PI Risk.
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The right candidate will have a basic understanding of and enthusiastic belief in the cryptocurrency/digital asset space, 5+ years of relevant litigation and regulatory experience at a top law firm or in-house at a fast-paced, brand-name business, and possess strong academic credentials and excellent writing and analytical skills.
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10+ years of litigation/litigation management, investigations, and employment law experience; law firm and in-house experience required. Support Legal department, team-related, and other business projects as assigned.
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The Senior Legal Counsel is responsible for providing in-house legal counsel under the supervision of the Chief Legal Officer. We believe that private support grows out of good relationships between campus leaders, faculty and program staff who need support, and the alumni and friends who want to invest in UW–Madison.
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The law clerk position is a great opportunity for a current law student to gain real-world experience in an in-house legal practice. Emerson College's Office of the General Counsel (OGC) is looking for a part-time law clerk to, under attorney supervision, review and propose edits for affiliation agreements, assist with legal research, perform other legal work, and help generally support the office's operations.
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