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A law firm is seeking a highly motivated and skilled Mid-level Intellectual Property Associate Attorney to join their dynamic team in Seattle, WA. The ideal candidate will possess excellent research and writing skills, the ability to work independently, and strong advocacy abilities.
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Senior Family Law Attorney (Remote or Hybrid in Greater Los Angeles) As an expanding California-based firm specializing in family law, our team comprises Certified Family Law Specialists, experienced attorneys and support staff, each with a minimum of five years in the practice of California family law.
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7+ years of practicing attorney experience, with 2+ years at a top-tier law firm in any area and 5+ years in-house at a technology company in commercial/data/IP licensing /sales deals/product counseling (not patent prosecution.
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We are seeking a skilled and dedicated Associate Family Law Attorney to join our reputable law firm. The Associate Family Law Attorney will primarily focus on handling a variety of family law cases under the supervision of senior attorneys.
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Engages in outreach to foster and expand relationships with community stakeholders and pro bono partners including law firm and in-house corporate counsel; provides expert contribution and oversight in the development of guidance materials and samples.
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To apply please upload a cover letter addressed to Aglaia Galimanis, Attorney Recruiting Manager , a resume, a copy of your law school transcript, and a writing sample (preferably a patent application in the field of computer science unedited by a 3rd party.
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JD degree from accredited law school and license to practice law in Washington State. In collaboration with SCCO, prepare and review proposed contracts, leases, corporate insurance policies, business associate agreements, other formal agreements, and legal instruments.
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This is a full-time Litigation Associate Attorney role based in Seattle, WA with flexibility for some remote work. As a Litigation Associate Attorney, you will be responsible for handling day-to-day tasks related to civil litigation defense.
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Experience at a top law firm and/or in-house legal department, including extensive experience in harvesting, prosecuting, and managing patents. - USPTO registration, Juris Doctorate from an ABaccredited law school.
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We're looking for an admitted attorney, for an extremely promising Associate Criminal Defense Attorney position within a premier law firm with lots of room for growth.
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A niche-market and reputable Insurance firm that specializes in insuring various institutions is looking to hire an in-house Litigation Counsel to join their fully remote national team that assists with the defense of property, casualty, and insurance coverage litigation in California.
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Juris Doctor degree from an American Bar Association accredited law school. Freeman Mathis & Gary is a dynamic and growing 350+ lawyer AmLaw 200 national litigation firm, with thirty-seven offices in twenty-one states.
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10+ years of litigation/litigation management, investigations, and employment law experience; law firm and in-house experience required. This is a full-time position based in Denver, Seattle, San Francisco or Chicago, reporting to Databricks' Senior Director and Associate General Counsel, Global Employment and Litigation.
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Title IX NoticeTitle IX, Title VII, VAWA, Washington State law, and University of Washington policy collectively prohibit discrimination based on sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender expression, pregnant or parenting status, and LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer) identity.
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Juris Doctor (JD) degree from an accredited law school. Seeking an experienced Workers' Compensation Attorney. Stay current with developments in workers' compensation law and participate in continued legal education.
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