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The San Francisco office of this highly prestigious, multi-national firm has experienced phenomenal growth in recent years and provides a full spectrum of legal services in a number of areas, including: commercial litigation, antitrust, intellectual property, health care, corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, real estate, project finance, and environmental.
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Seeking a full-time contractor for a Patent Paralegal role. Both in-house and private practice law firm experience preferred. You must excel at obtaining and effectively communicating information related to pending patent applications and matters of U.S. and foreign patent law.
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5+ years of legal practice experience, preferably with a large law firm or as in-house counsel to a companyJD. 3+ years of contracts, negotiation or equivalent experience in a large law firm or corporation.
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The right candidate will have a basic understanding of and enthusiastic belief in the cryptocurrency/digital asset space, 5+ years of relevant litigation and regulatory experience at a top law firm or in-house at a fast-paced, brand-name business, and possess strong academic credentials and excellent writing and analytical skills.
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The Program Assistant V provides administrative support for the USF Law Clinic, an in-house teaching law firm operated by faculty and students of the School of Law, and USF Law Externship Programs, both domestic and international.
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A prominent law firm specialising in employment law, is seeking a skilled and dedicated labor and employment attorney to join their esteemed team. A leading law firm based in San Francisco, specialising in labor and employment law.
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What We’re Looking For:We seek a trusts and estates attorney, or tax attorney with strong trusts and estates background, and 7-10 years’ law firm practice experience for the role of VP/Director, Global Families Institute.
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Master's or equivalent degree or two (2) full academic years of progressively higher-level graduate education leading to such a degree in a related field of study such as business administration (e.g., finance, accounting, auditing, marketing, and business law), law, economics, criminology, political science, government, public administration, or another related field; OR.
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6+ years of post-law school experience working as an attorney with roles such as BigLaw firm corporate associate and/or in-house lawyer in FinTech. Manage TFH’s fundraising efforts on the corporate side, partnering with top law firms and consultants in the digital assets space.
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The Chief Legal Talent Officer will: Work with the Firm Chairperson, Co-Managing Partners, Chief Operating Officer, Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer, Chief Administrative Officer, Chief Human Resources Officer, and other senior stakeholders to develop, implement, and advance state-of-the-art, best-in-class legal talent management programs that encompass the recruitment, retention, training, development, evaluation, and compensation of the firm’s lawyers.
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Parental Benefits: Financial assistance for fertility (including egg-freezing), adoption, and surrogacy expenses; twelve weeks of paid family bonding for birth, surrogacy, adoption, and foster placement (plus up to six to ten weeks of paid disability leave for birthing parents) as well as a two-week “ease-back” program that enables parents to return part-time at full pay.
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At least 4+ years of experience working in a law firm and/or as in-house counsel. We are actively seeking a dedicated and experienced Corporate Counsel professional to join our team on a full-time basis.
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Juris Doctorate from an accredited law school. At least three (3) years of experience in non-profit law and seven (7) years total of legal or regulatory experience in one or more of the following areas of law: non-profit, transactional, contract, real estate, construction, land use, labor & employment, environmental, administrative, or federal or state public law.
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Action Property Management, a premier Homeowners Association management company, is seeking a full-time Building Engineer to join our team at our luxury association, Madrone located in San Francisco.
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Familiarity or experience working with technical issues related to climate change, fossil fuel extraction and infrastructure, and/or energy policy and law is desirable. Attorney with a Juris Doctor (J.D.) or equivalent non-U.S. law degree, with at least ten years of litigation or other relevant experience in a non-U.S. country or in international law; or equivalent training in another highly relevant professional field with at least 10 years of advocacy experience in an international context.
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