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Assist in the management of, and participate in, litigation, administrative proceedings, immigration cases, and workers’ compensation claims, and work with outside counsel, under the direction of the General Counsel.
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The General Counsel will provide expert legal advice and guidance on a wide range of legal matters related to supply chain management, real estate transactions, regulatory compliance, corporate governance, technology licensing, intellectual property, employment law, and dispute resolution.
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PDW is looking for a Deputy General Counsel who can provide candid, concise, and principled counsel to every echelon of the organization. In-House Counsel at a defense contractor.
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The Office of the General Counsel (OGC) for the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) is seeking a Chief Deputy General Counsel to lead the policy, programmatic, and litigation efforts within the OGC. As the Chief Deputy General Counsel, you will play a key role in managing, advising, and shaping legal strategies for multiple programs and regulatory matters, particularly focusing on the Bureau of Substance Addiction Services (BSAS.
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Provides legal counsel for all operational activities conducted by the Company and its subsidiaries including, but not limited to contract drafting, review and negotiation, real and business personal property issues including drafting and reviewing real estate leases and vessel charters, along with the EVP & General Counsel & CAO.
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The Deputy General Counsel (DGC) assists the WHA’s General Counsel in leading and managing the legal matters of the WHA, including landlord-tenant proceedings, litigation matters, insurance claims, fraud, MCAD/Fair Housing Act claims, employment issues, union matters, regulatory compliance, and contracts, among other legal and court proceedings.
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As an Associate General Counsel for Employment, you will be responsible for global employment matters reporting directly to the Deputy General Counsel for Employment, who is located in San Francisco.
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We are seeking three Assistant General Counsel-Litigation positions to help the Chicago Housing Authority (“CHA”) achieve its mission and goals, primarily by protecting its legal interests.
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Reporting to the CSCU Chancellor, the CSCU General Counsel formulates long term legal plans, goals and objectives, and provides strategic legal guidance to the CSCU Chancellor, the Board of Regents, CSCU Executive Staff, CSU Presidents, CT State President, and the Chief Executive Officers of the community colleges and those in policy making positions across the entire system.
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Assists and supports Executive VP & General Counsel & CAO in researching and providing legal counsel and advice to board members and all corporate executives on the legal aspects of activities within their assigned areas (e.g., corporate governance, acquisitions, mergers, protection and disposal of real and personal property, collections, maritime issues, and relations with municipal, federal, and state agencies.
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Previous experience in general counsel or in-house counsel is welcomed but not required. Prior experience as general counsel or in-house counsel is welcomed but is not required.
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Provide general legal counsel on matters related to renewables, energy storage, and energy offtake. The Counsel will also assist in the management of FERC and other regulatory and compliance matters for the Company and help fulfill general corporate documentation and compliance functions as directed by the GC or Deputy GC.
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Three years of full-time general experience equivalent to a Deputy County Counsel II in a county counsel, private practice, city attorney or other civil public law office. The Deputy County Counsel IV, under general direction, conducts litigation and performs even more complex legal work involved in the provision of legal counsel for County officials, agents, departments, and special districts, and in the defense of the County; and performs highly responsible professional and administrative legal work and act as a principal legal advisor to large County departments and/or special districts in specialized areas of business.
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Total Wine & More is looking for an Associate General Counsel (AGC) to join our Legal Department onsite in Bethesda, Maryland. Work closely with the General Counsel, Government Affairs team and the state agencies and legislatures.
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GIA, a mission-driven organization with nearly a century of innovation, is seeking an experienced Associate General Counsel, Intellectual Property & Innovation, who will be reporting to GIA’s Senior Vice President & General Counsel.
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