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Legal services to be provided include, but are not limited to foreclosures, bankruptcies, flood insurance proof of loss preparation and FEMA Flood Directorate Appeals, FEMA recoupment defense, applications for disaster tax relief, civil and disability rights cases, legal counsel for community-based organizations on rebuilding plans, litigation to redress systemic disaster response problems.
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If the answer is yes, the Division of Legal Services, Special Litigation and Appeals Unit is looking for its next Deputy Unit Director (Assistant Attorney General-Supervisor). Under general supervision of the Special Litigation and Appeals Unit Director (assistant attorney general – management), the Deputy Unit Director position provides a variety of legal services, both consulting and representation, to state agencies, agency heads, employees, the governor, and judges.
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Oversee and manage legal assistant/paralegal workflow and coordinate timekeeper/legal assistant assignments. Conduct staff, paralegal and legal assistant meetings as necessary, and coordinate with various Management Team members to ensure consistent application of policies and procedures in all locations.
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Assistant Hearing Officer (NS equated to SG-22): 12 months as an Assistant Attorney 2, or Admission to the NYS Bar and 12 months of subsequent satisfactory legal experience in the trial of issues in courts of record or in the conduct or trial of adversary proceedings, quasi-judicial in nature, before a governmental department or agency.
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3 years legal practice with government entity or public type agency in either civil or criminal area. A position with boundless potential for growth and the opportunity to gain experience in multiple areas of governmental law, Assistant County Attorney III is a great place to begin your career with Weld County.
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May also supervise non-attorney staff, including unit legal assistant and/or unit intake specialist. The Supervising Attorney will be one of two co-supervisors providing overall leadership and vision for Legal Aid’s consumer law practice.
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A Nashville-based heathcare technology company is seeking an Associate/Assistant General Counsel to join it legal department. A Fort Smith-based public company is seeking an Assistant General Counsel to join its legal department.
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Oversee court-based legal services projects focused on providing assistance to low-income litigants with foreclosure and debt collection cases in DC Superior Court. Legal Aid believes that meaningful pursuit of our anti-poverty mission requires an unwavering commitment to racial justice and equity.
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ICLS provides legal assistance in eight practice groups: Elder Law, Consumer, Housing, Family Law, Immigration, Systemic/Impact, Health Law, and Public Benefits. As part of the Elder law team, the staff attorney will be responsible for providing legal services to seniors, age 60 and over, in ICLS’s service area.
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In this role, the Assistant General Counsel, Privacy will function as a key member of the Company’s Legal Department and will report directly to the Vice President, Insurance Regulation.
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Based in Dallas, the Senior Legal Executive Assistant will support the senior transactional partner and practice group leader who, in addition to their practice, holds leadership positions within the firm requiring additional support.
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License to practice law in the State of Ohio. A minimum of five years of experience in managing legal professionals. The Office of the Ohio Consumers’ Counsel, the State’s voice for millions of Ohio residential utility consumers, seeks an employee with a passion for public service to serve as Legal Director.
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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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The assistant general counsel will also work in consultation with other subject matter attorneys in the Legal Department and business partners throughout M&T. This Assistant General Counsel will be a member of the in-house legal team's vendor contracts group.
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Under the direction of the Deputy General Counsel, the Assistant General Counsel will provide support and assistance on DPW’s legal matters, with an emphasis on providing legal counsel in a variety of subject areas, including regulatory compliance, labor and employment, contractual matters, advice and disputes, safety and training, diversity and equity, property acquisitions and leases, and more.
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