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The Underwriter Trainee will, analyze bond applications, financial statements, legal documents, indemnity agreements, statutes, bond forms and other pertinent data to determine risk of commercial surety bonds under a specified authority level.
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Knowledge: In-depth knowledge of commercial real estate transactions, title insurance underwriting, and relevant legal principles. Legal Support and Advisory: Provide legal advice and support to clients, real estate professionals, and internal teams regarding title issues and commercial real estate transactions.
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Experience providing legal advice and handling coverage and bad faith litigation arising under insurance policies for varied insurance products, like first party commercial property, commercial general liability, professional liability, executive products (D&O, EPL, fiduciary, etc.
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Strong understanding of commercial real estate transactions and legal principles. Advising clients on legal matters related to real estate financing, including regulatory compliance and financing structures.
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Support other legal department activities, such as M&A, employment, IP portfolio management and litigation, on an as-needed basis. Education and Experience: 8+ years of experience working at an in-house legal department with a focus in adtech, digital media, media or advertising.
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Collaborate with internal teams, including credit, legal, and compliance, to ensure smooth loan processing and closing. We are partnering with a leading regional bank in Oklahoma City to identify a top-tier Senior Commercial Lender specializing in Commercial Real Estate (CRE.
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Conduct legal research and draft pleadings, motions, and other legal documents. Experience handling: bankruptcy litigation; commercial litigation, including mortgage foreclosure litigation; and other creditors rights matters in and out of court.
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Covering North America, the UK, Europe, and APAC, we enable legal departments to drive efficiency and growth and meet the demands of today’s business landscape with best in breed alterative legal services.
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Conduct legal research and analysis to support case development. Draft and review legal documents, including pleadings, motions, and discovery requests. The ideal candidate will have a proven track record in managing complex legal matters and a strong commitment to client advocacy.
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We have the industry standard solution for counterparties to manage the onboarding workflow by sharing client, tax, regulatory, constitutional documents, and data to support account onboarding, KYC and legal review.
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Manage a caseload of complex litigation matters from start to finish, including conducting legal research, drafting pleadings, motions, and briefs. Commitment to delivering high-quality legal services and achieving favorable outcomes for clients with minimal supervision.
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We are looking for a Legal Counsel, Commercial, to help drive Ramp’s next phase of growth! Provide commercial legal advice to sales, partnership, and procurement teams. Negotiate and draft agreements, amendments, NDAs and other legal documents.
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7+ years of experience in a law firm, in-house legal department, or a combination with a focus on commercial real estate financing transactions, mortgage secured real estate financing, construction lending, mezzanine loans or intercreditor arrangements.
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The Purpose of this role is to lead the day to day management of transactional legal work at Conde Nast. This will include negotiating and advising on major transactions, leading on support to the Commercial, Consumer, Production and Procurement teams, while overseeing and developing the legal teams providing advice to these business units and partnering with the Head of Legal Operations to proactively identify the need for Legal Operations solutions.
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Job Overview: The Senior Commercial Litigation Associate Attorney will manage a caseload of complex commercial litigation matters, counsel clients, and represent clients in various legal proceedings.
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