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Minimally qualified applicants must have education, training and/or experience in the following : Conducting in-depth research on complex legal questions, either as a lawyer, judicial law clerk, or law student.
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What You'll Need for Success:Juris Doctorate from an accredited law school and good standing with the Indiana State Bar. Plus, five (5) years of experience practicing law, professional-level legal research experience in support of the judicial branch, or equivalent.
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Job Overview: The Entry-Level Criminal Defense Attorney will provide legal counsel and representation to clients facing criminal charges, appearing in court proceedings, and conducting thorough legal research to support case strategies.
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The Corporate Counsel may also work on special projects, including compliance, litigation and legal research, and provides general legal support to various other departments.
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Working within a dynamic legal team, you will assist in all aspects of IP litigation, from case analysis and legal research to trial preparation and courtroom advocacy. Proficiency in legal research tools and databases, such as LexisNexis, Westlaw, and the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) database.
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As an Associate Attorney, you will play a key role in providing legal counsel, conducting research, drafting legal documents, and representing clients in various litigation matters.
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The Legal Aid Society's Civil Practice is seeking an experienced and talented lawyer with a deep commitment to public interest practice and policy to join a dedicated, city-wide team of managers, staff attorneys, social workers, supervisors, and support personnel as Supervising Attorney of the Government Benefits and Disability Advocacy Project (“DAP”) Unit for the Harlem Community Law Office.
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This Assistant City Attorney will provide a variety of legal services including contract review and drafting, counsel with regard to federal grant and procurement requirements, legal research, and drafting and interpreting legal requirements and department policies.
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Strong experience in one or more of the following: commercial contracts and corporate transactions (including drafting, reviewing, negotiating, research and development contracts, services and consulting agreements, inbound/outbound licensing agreements, technology agreements, and partner and vendor agreements); litigation including discovery, motion practice, and related legal research; compliance.
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Conduct legal research and analysis to support case strategies and ensure compliance with relevant laws and regulations. Provide expert legal advice and guidance to clients on matters related to wills, trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and asset protection.
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Emerson College's Office of the General Counsel (OGC) is looking for a part-time law clerk to, under attorney supervision, review and propose edits for affiliation agreements, assist with legal research, perform other legal work, and help generally support the office's operations.
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As a Law Clerk, you will work as a part of a high-performing team supporting the USMS, OGC where you will be able to hone your analytical and research skills by engaging in intensive document reviews to identify relevant documents and to conduct legal and factual research case.
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2 plus years of experience practicing law Strong legal research and analytical skills. Key Responsibilities: Conduct legal research and analysis to provide informed and strategic advice to clients.
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SCOPE OF RESPONSIBILITIESLitigation Paralegal to provide assistance to attorneys in fact investigation, legal research, document preparation and production, database management, docketing/case management, and overall client service.
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Coordinate the development of new project proposal initiatives in close collaboration with the U.S. Legal Services Director including new program design, prospect research, and grant writing.
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