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The Human Trafficking Division of the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) is seeking an Assistant Attorney General (AAG) that provides legal advice, counsel, and assistance; represents the State’s interest in Criminal matters including but not limited to hearings and trials.
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Assistant Attorney General (AAG) IV:Education: Graduation from an accredited law school with a Juris Doctor (JD) degree. OAG - Environmental Protection | Assistant Attorney General IV-V | 24-0621.
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Job Description Summary 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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Ensure the efficient operation of the hotel in the absence of the General Manager by supervising and supporting the Guest Services Food & Beverage Food Production Engineering Accounting Sales and Housekeeping departments.
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Assistant Attorneys General (AAGs) represent the State of Texas in judicial and administrative family law proceedings to establish paternity, obtain court orders for financial support and health care coverage for children, and enforce and modify child support orders.
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The Assistant General Counsel supports and reports to the Chief Legal Officer and provides legal advice on a wide variety of matters related to Community's Medicare, Medicaid and Marketplace programs and operations including contracting, quality, utilization management, network management, privacy and security, litigation, fraud, waste and abuse, and contractual and regulatory compliance.
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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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Assist the General Manager in the development of managerial and hourly employees through the implementation of Corporate-approved training programs. Assist the General Manager with the creation of financial reports as required by the Corporate Office.
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OAG - Child Support | Special Litigator (Assistant Attorney General V) | 24-0736 ( 00043236 ) Job Description - OAG - Child Support | Special Litigator (Assistant Attorney General V) | 24-0736 (00043236.
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The Office of the General Counsel is seeking an Assistant General Counsel to join our legal team. The Assistant General Counsel will report to the General Counsel and work closely with the Contracts and HR teams.
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Job Summary: As a bankruptcy attorney, you will be responsible for guiding clients through the bankruptcy process, evaluating their financial situation, and determining the most appropriate course of action to achieve debt relief or restructuring.
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A bankruptcy attorney specializes in providing legal advice and representation to individuals, businesses, or organizations facing financial distress and seeking relief through bankruptcy proceedings.
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The Conflicts Attorney will handle additional assignments from the firm’s Professional Responsibility Counsel, the Committee on Professional Responsibility and firm administration, as needed. The Conflicts Attorney will handle additional assignments from the firm’s Professional Responsibility Counsel, the Committee on Professional Responsibility and firm administration, as needed.
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In addition to the qualification requirements identified above, in accordance with Treasury's Department-wide policy on employment in the excepted service, eighteen months of time-in-grade is required prior to being placed into a Treasury position at the next higher grade level, if the attorney worked in the Federal government within the previous 52 weeks.
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For the GS-13, you must have at least two years of experience as a practicing attorney with at least 18 months of that experience at the GS-12 or equivalent level. There is no formal rating system for applying veterans' preference to attorney appointments in the excepted service; however, the Fiscal Service considers veterans' preference eligibility as a positive factor in attorney hiring.
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