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Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP. The Lateral Conflicts Attorney will assist with all aspects of conflicts clearance for incoming lawyers and other firm personnel. The Lateral Conflicts Attorney will report to the Professional Responsibility Director and work closely with lawyers and business professionals throughout the firm.
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Our organization is headquartered in Garrison, New York and there is a preference for candidates who are able to come into the office as needed (for example, to interview retreat participants.
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G&S has been exclusively engaged by one of the DC area’s largest real estate developers with 50+ years of stability and growth in this region to recruit an accomplished real estate attorney.
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Leading writer of Property & Casualty Reinsurance seeking a Senior Trade Support Analyst supporting their Investment Operations team.
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Leading writer of Property & Casualty Reinsurance seeking an AVP, Compliance Monitoring Manager supporting their Investments Operations team.
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Lead the digital transformation initiatives, advocating for and implementing a cloud-first strategy.
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