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Work with the General Counsel in supporting our internal teams by providing critical legal advice and guidance related to healthcare compliance including those related to, e.g., FDCA and related FDA Guidance documents, U.S. PhRMA Code, the Sunshine Act, HIPAA, Stark Law, Anti-Kickback Statute, False Claims Act, Conflicts of Interest, GDPR and similar requirements globally.
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Crowell & Moring is an international law firm with operations in the United States, Europe, MENA, and Asia. Drawing on significant government, business, industry and legal experience, the firm helps clients capitalize on opportunities and provides creative solutions to complex litigation and arbitration, regulatory and policy, and corporate and transactional issues.
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Ability and willingness to work in a fully remote environment. Minimum of 3 years’ experience working with contracts in a law firm or corporate legal department. Law degree, Paralegal or Legal Ops experience preferred.
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We’re looking for experienced Sales Executives to join our FindLaw Field Executive Team. (REMOTE)The Sales Executive, Field Sales promotes and sells Attorney Legal Marketing solutions (FindLaw, Super Lawyers, Abogado, LawInfo) through outbound telephone calls to new and existing small law firm customers (one to ten attorney size.
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This position will be a remote work from home opportunity reporting into our Sacramento, CA Trial Division office. Nationwide prohibits discrimination and harassment and affords equal employment opportunities to employees and applicants without regard to any characteristic (or classification) protected by applicable law.
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Fully remote work and a global team (preference for candidates available during European and Eastern US time zone overlap). Work closely with a small team, enjoying a high degree of ownership and impact within the company.
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5+ years experience in a legal operations or paralegal capacity, preferably with a combination of in-house technology company and law firm experience. Among other projects, you will help manage our commercial and sales enablement programs; work with our commercial legal team to evaluate new opportunities; draft internal processes for managing litigation and employment matters; and handle data collection, review, and production procedures.
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A large national law firm is looking for a patent litigation attorney with 1-3 years of experience for their San Francisco office. There is a prosperous attorney job market in San Francisco for both in-house counsel roles and law firm positions.
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At least 4+ years of experience working in a law firm and/or as in-house counsel. As Corporate Counsel, we’re looking for someone that thrives on change, embraces challenge, is passionate about delivering exceptional legal work and will be committed to helping grow Rootly.
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The Sales Executive, Field Sales promotes and sells Attorney Legal Marketing solutions (FindLaw, Super Lawyers, Abogado, LawInfo) through outbound telephone calls to new and existing small law firm customers (one to ten attorney size.
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A law firm in San Francisco, CA is seeking a Mid-Level/Senior Antitrust Litigation Associate Attorney with 4-7 years of experience. Exceptional academic credentials, prior law firm experience, and excellent communication skills are essential for this role.
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Your expertise could apply to matters of national security, personnel, litigation and support, administrative, investigative, technology, contract law, information law, legal instruction, counterterrorism, counterintelligence, cyber matters and foreign intelligence.
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More details about our company benefits can be found at the following link: Similar Jobs (2) Director, Software Engineering (Internal Products - Capacity Planning) remote type Office - Flexible locations 2 Locations time type Full time posted on Posted 12 Days Ago Director, Software Engineering (multiple positions available) remote type Office - Flexible locations 2 Locations time type Full time posted on Posted 6 Days Ago.
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This is a primarily remote, work-from-home role in PT or ET. Candidates must be comfortable balancing colleagues in global timezones, as needed. A WFH stipend, phone stipend and support to work in a We Work or other space as preferred.
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Those with superior analytical skills as demonstrated through work experience and/or graduate education in law, philosophy, economics, history, political science, journalism, humanities, or liberal arts.
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