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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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Latitude Attorneys have the level of skill, experience, and judgment as would be expected of a permanent member of our client’s corporate legal department or law firm and the versatility to step into challenging environments and hit the ground running.
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Experience practicing with a large corporate law firm or prior in-house experience is highly preferred for many opportunities. Latitude specializes in providing highly skilled former in-house counsel and Big Law attorneys for flexible contract engagements and permanent positions in dozens of practice areas, including commercial contracting, data privacy, M&A, employment, litigation, and more.
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Founded in 2013, Latitude has been recognized by Chambers as a leading global flexible legal staffing company and the #1 Legal Recruiter by The National Law Journal. Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, client-service-driven law firm setting.
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From Fortune Global 100 companies to start-ups and Global 50 law firms to boutiques, clients turn to us for top-tier attorneys and other legal professionals. Latitude is a full-service flexible legal talent company serving corporate legal departments and law firms nationwide.
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Latitude is seeking a contracts paralegal to work in-house with a highly regarded national credit union supporting the legal department with contract review, contract database management, file maintenance, corporate governance matters and other special projects.
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Our specialty is providing our law firm and legal department clients practice-specific contract attorneys who have served as associates, counsel, and partners in Am Law firms and/or as in-house counsel in large corporate legal departments.
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Prior experience as a successful law firm partner in a well-respected Detroit-area law firm that serves legal departments, or as a senior in-house counsel in a Detroit-area legal department, is highly preferred.
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Prior experience as a successful lawyer (preferably a partner) in a well-respected Phoenix-area law firm that serves legal departments, or as a senior in-house counsel in a Phoenix-area legal department, is highly preferred.
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Latitude is seeking a NJ-based Estate Planning & Elder Care Attorney to join a boutique law firm located in Cherry Hill, NJ. Interested candidates should have around 2-3 years of estate planning and/or elder care law experience.
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Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, professional law firm setting. Latitude is seeking an experienced commercial litigator to join a boutique full-service Connecticut-based law firm focused on sophisticated commercial litigation for small businesses.
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This position requires prior experience within a corporate law firm and/or in-house reviewing, drafting and analyzing contracts and assisting with mergers and acquisitions, preferably on behalf of technology clients.
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Highly motivated and ability to thrive in a client-service-driven law firm setting. Latitude is looking for New York barred civil litigation attorneys with products liability, premises liability and/or commercial litigation experience to join a boutique woman-owned defense law firm.
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We are looking for litigators interested in handling court appearances and advising as to state real estate law for a complex commercial real estate matter - effectively serving as local counsel, on an engagement basis.
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7+ years of experience with a reputable law firm and/or in-house legal department, handling EMEA commercial, transactional, and business law matters. In 2023, the readers of the National Law Journal recognized Latitude as the #1 legal recruiter in the nation.
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