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Our ideal candidate will have litigation and dispute resolution experience in any one or more of the following insurance lines of coverage: financial institutions, directors & officers liability, management liability (public and private entity), professional liability, bank liability, crime, fidelity, product recall, miscellaneous errors & omissions, political risk, employment practices, and other similar coverage lines.
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Provide counsel to clients on legal matters and guide them through the litigation process. We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Litigation Attorney to join our dynamic legal team.
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Our lawyers handle both contentious and non-contentious matters, and provide a range of specialist legal services, for many industry sectors but we have particular expertise in litigation and dispute resolution, especially in defending insurance and liability claims.
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Partner with business functions and senior management to support company objectives and implement risk mitigation strategies. Collaborate closely with senior leadership to develop presentations and updates on compliance matters.
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With 3 to 7 years of experience , the ideal candidate will have a robust background in environmental compliance and litigation at federal, state, and local levels. Develop strategies for site remediation cost recovery and manage related litigation.
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Skilled in coverage, liability and damages analysis and has a thorough understanding of the litigation process, relevant case and statutory law and expert litigation management skills.
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The Senior Geologist will lead environmental remedial investigation and stratigraphy projects throughout their life cycle, adapting plans according to budget constraints, design factors and/or client needs.
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Assist with ad hoc projects related to litigation, filing motions, due diligence, and discovery. LHH Recruitment Solutions is seeing an experienced Trademark Paralegal for a non-traditional IP law firm.
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You’ve seen the high pay and flexibility, now here are the exceptional benefits Weekly Pay Medical, Dental, and Vision 401k Free Professional Liability Insurance Pre-Tax Per Diem Allowance Travel, Licensure, and Certification Reimbursements Loyalty and Referral Rewards Please note the robots help maintain our job postings by talking with other robots.
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As a Senior Consultant , you'll work with diverse global clients across a wide range of industries. Experience with corporate real estate, facilities management, workplace strategy, or workplace business processes and workflows across the corporate real estate life cycle (portfolio management, transaction management, design & construction, space & move management, facilities / amenities management, etc.
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Advanced level knowledge in coverage, liability and damages analysis and has a thorough understanding of the litigation process, relevant case and statutory law and expert litigation management skills.
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Collaborate with senior partners to develop litigation strategies. Litigation Support: Manage a diverse caseload of commercial litigation matters from inception to resolution.
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Providing legal advice and counsel to clients on a variety of commercial litigation and product liability matters. Full Time Attorney - Commercial Litigation and Product Liability - Short Hills, NJ.
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2 years’ experience in litigation technology support to include installation, configuration, and maintenance of applications like Relativity, IPRO Open Discovery, CaseMap, eScan-It, and TrialDirector.
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Collaborate with senior attorneys and partners on case strategy and litigation tactics. Strong litigation skills, including experience with motion practice and courtroom appearances.
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