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Job Title: Contract Lawyer/ Legal Counsel. Conduct legal research and analysis to support contract development and negotiation. Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite and legal research tools.
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Supports a team of legal professionals, performs a variety of legal and administrative support duties contributing to the department’s goals and objectives and advancing the mission of SAG-AFTRA.
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Claims and Litigation Management: Assist with claims and litigation management, including managing outside counsel, directing the scope of activities, and establishing and adhering to budgets with the goal of cost-efficient delivery of prompt, high-quality legal services.
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Founded in 2013, Latitude has been recognized by Chambers as a leading global flexible legal staffing company and the #1 Legal Recruiter by The National Law Journal. Latitude Attorneys have the level of skill, experience, and judgment as would be expected of a permanent member of our client’s corporate legal department or law firm and the versatility to step into challenging environments and hit the ground running.
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In collaboration with the President & CEO, VP Legal, fellow Directing Attorneys, program staff, and community representative, identify legal issues impacting Holocaust survivors, older individuals, and members of the communities surrounding Harbor by evaluating Bet Tzedek’s role in addressing those issues and ensuring delivery of effective responses.
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Serve as a resource and liaison for campus partners and affiliates on matters of shared concern, including the UW-Madison Office of Legal Affairs, UW-Madison Business Services, UW-Madison Research and Sponsored Programs, Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation, D2P, UW Health, and other important campus and affiliated entities.
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The Counsel II reports to the Deputy General Counsel and works closely with other colleagues in the Legal Office. The Counsel II, Education Legal Counsel position involves administrative law practice including legal research and writing; negotiation; public speaking and training; drafting regulations, legislation, and advisory opinions; preparing for and conducting administrative adjudicatory hearings; drafting and reviewing contracts and interagency agreements; and collaborating with the Attorney General's Office on litigation.
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NMLA is seeking a Managing Attorney for its Santa Fe, Taos and Las Vegas Offices to help lead NMLA's advocacy efforts throughout north central and northeastern New Mexico including overseeing the medical legal partnership with Christus St. Vincent Hospital and grant relationship with Anchorum.
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Provide legal support to U.S. Deputy General Counsel in connection with litigation and other potential and active disputes. Collaborate with cross-functional legal and compliance teams to ensure adherence to applicable laws, regulations, and industry standards.
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Help in-house counsel, BigLaw attorneys, paralegals and legal operations professionals find satisfying, engaging and often life-changing positions – without pulling any more all-nighters. Service-minded approach and strong client-service skills, including the ability to communicate (both orally and in writing) at a high level with sophisticated law firm and corporate legal department attorneys.
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Providing legal advice to Contexture personnel on a wide range of legal issues, including compliance with HIPAA, the Part 2 regulations, and other federal and state privacy laws and regulations; security incidents and potential data breaches; proposed federal and state legislation and regulations; mergers and acquisitions; responses to subpoenas and other requests for patient information; nonprofit corporate governance; intellectual property; and employment law.
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Working closely with the Director of Marketing & Communications, Director of Pro Bono and Director of Legal Partnerships to establish an integrated communications plan that reaches and inspires donors, volunteers and prospective organizations to support CLS financially.
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Oversee and manage legal assistant/paralegal workflow and coordinate timekeeper/legal assistant assignments. The ideal Legal Operations Manager candidate would be based in our Irvine location and oversee the operations of both our Irvine and Los Angeles offices.
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Reporting to the Supervising Attorney, the Staff Attorney holds a key position in providing legal representation to low-income tenants and homeowners in the areas of eviction defense, affordable housing preservation, mortgage fraud, and other related areas.
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The Associate Legal Counsel will report to the Associate General Counsel, Commercial Transactions, Washington Gas Light Company, and will be responsible for providing general commercial legal support and guidance to SEMCO Energy, Inc. (“SEMCO.
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