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The Senior Staff Attorney will provide leadership and expertise within a family law team, and will mentor and supervise project assistants, junior staff attorneys, pro bono attorneys, interns, and volunteers.
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This role will also provide supplemental support to the Miami office litigation department when appropriate, and other tasks at the direction of the Managing Attorney. The successful candidate will work in a friendly, collaborative environment and be responsible for coordinating all litigation filings, docketing and calendaring for the litigators in the NY office as well as the other offices of the firm who may require assistance.
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Firm Type: Law Firm, Experience: 3 Years, A law firm in New York City, NY, is seeking a highly experienced Corporate Fund Formation Associate Attorney. Their areas of practice include intellectual property, litigation, corporate, and electronic information management.
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Extensive experience in forensic accounting, with a focus on investigations, litigation support, and compliance. We are excited to partner with a premier, global consulting firm to identify a dynamic and experienced Forensic Accountant for a high-impact Managing Director role.
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The Firm seeks a Patent Litigation Paralegal to assist the Patent Litigation practice group in all phases of the patent litigation process from the initial complaint to discovery through to trial and appeal, including US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) filings including Inter Partes Review (IPR) proceedings.
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Our growing Litigation Practice serves clients in disputes, financial institutions litigation, regulatory and white collar defense, antitrust, internal investigations and special investigations for boards, securities litigation, corruption investigations and litigation related to regulatory compliance, intellectual property, and professional liability.
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Corporate Attorney for SEC Reporting, 1933 and 1934 Act, Governance, Capital Markets and Financing Transactions and General Corporate Matters. Cantor Fitzgerald’s Corporate Legal Department has an immediate need for a mid-level corporate attorney to assist with its premier global financial services and real estate companies.
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Responsible for the execution of antitrust / 2R litigation support projects for VIP clients and complex cases. The e-Discovery Director, Project Management, Antitrust Practice Group, is responsible for the execution of litigation support projects, specifically, those relating to matters of antitrust and Second Requests (“2Rs”) and is ultimately responsible for the quality and timeliness of all projects managed by the team.
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ELS's litigation practice regularly involves jury trials, evidentiary hearings, and appellate arguments in state and federal courts. All ELS attorneys are expected to be willing and able to handle civil litigation matters including representing clients at trial.
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2-5 years of experience as an attorney and at least two years of litigation experience in landlord tenant matters. Landlord Tenant Attorney. Our clients rely on us to provide compassionate and effective legal support, guidance, counseling and litigation services as they navigate their disputes.
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Workers' Compensation Attorney. - One-to-one Attorney/Paralegal ratio. Why be an Attorney at Lois? Workers' Compensation Attorney. Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree from an accredited law school.
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Create initial drafts of probate and administration petitions, surrogate’s court pleadings, and estate planning documents (wills, health care proxies, living wills, and powers of attorneys) in Word and accurately input client and attorney revisions.
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Great opportunity for a Litigation Associate to work in-house, fully remotely and to transition into a Corporate Generalist. Provide legal advice to the company in the areas of strategic litigation management, employment law, and regulatory compliance.
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Our client is a prestigious law firm specializing in landlord-tenant law, and is seeking a dedicated and experienced Housing Court Litigation Attorney to join our team in New York, NY. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in real estate law with a particular focus on litigation in the Housing Court, representing landlords and property managers.
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We are an entrepreneurial personal injury law firm that is on track for aggressive growth and we need an experienced Personal Injury Litigation Attorney to join our team working directly with the owner to support the team and help our clients.
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