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We are seeking an in-house attorney who will enjoy collaborating with colleagues at The Energy Authority (TEA) and providing practical legal advice and support to TEA’s business units. 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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Contribute to other Legal team goals and initiatives as needed; the Senior Corporate Counsel will be provided with ample opportunities to support and manage the much broader range of ongoing in-house legal matters for Q2.
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Negotiate land purchase contracts and review with outside law firm and in-house counsel. Bachelor’s degree in business or related field or 5 years of years of direct experience in Land Acquisition.
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Works closely with in-house legal counsel as a legal escalation point for Legal Process Operations. Legal Support - Assists in-house legal counsel with management of legal notices served on the Bank and related matters.
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With the assistance of local/in-house counsel, prepare and review legal documents, contracts, and agreements related to land acquisition. Several years of experience in land acquisition, real estate development, or related roles.
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Assisting in-house counsel with compiling materials and responding to administrative complaints filed with government agencies (e.g., EEOC, OCR, OAH-CRD, DOL). Additionally, this position will involve non-traditional, creative, and technical activities in support of the outreach efforts of the Office of General Counsel.
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SUMMARY: The Professional Responsibility Attorney is a member of the Professional Responsibility Committee and serves with a team of lawyers as in-house legal counsel to the Firm. The Committee’s work centers on legal ethics, professional responsibility and loss prevention.
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We serve as in-house counsel to local governments, as well as defend municipalities and counties. PSS work includes a breadth of services in connection with governance and board consultation, as well as handling litigated matters.
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Work with in-house and outside counsel to revise agreements. In this role, you will support the counsel group responsible for strategic agreements related to the Fortnite Ecosystem, including partnership licenses, content licenses, collaboration agreements, co-marketing agreements, platform partner agreements.
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Qualified solicitor in the UK or Ireland with approximately 6 -10 years experience working in cybersecurity law, preferably within a regulated e-money / payment services or financial services institution (e.g. e-money issuer, payment service firm, broker dealer / asset manager) or in a law firm supporting such clients (ideally with some previous in-house experience.
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5+ years employment law and litigation experience, with a law firm or in-house, or a mix. Draft and review pre-litigation and litigation documents, including correspondence with opposing counsel, pleadings, and mediation/arbitration statements.
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A law degree and are admitted to practice law in the U.S. state in which you are located (or ability to obtain in-house admission as necessary) ideally 3 – 5 years' experience practicing in government, private or in-house and exposure to deferred compensation plans design and operation as well as employment law, securities filings and related tax issues.
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Supports various disputes and litigation matters for government contractors at the direction of in house and outside counsel, and under protective order as the damages expert focusing on cost, price or other government contracting matters.
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Juris Doctor (JD) Degree required and 6 years of experience in General Practice, in-house, or specific to employment law. Legal Support - Provides support to HR Governance management and associates in order to minimize legal risks and losses.
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Strong experience in drafting and negotiating commercial agreements in English, ideally licensing agreements, either in-house or private practice. You will be part of an in-house legal team that is highly regarded within the business and offers great opportunities to gain insights into various facets of our operations.
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