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The Office of General Counsel (OGC) of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) provides legal advice and policy counsel to the Director of the CIA (DCIA) and other CIA officers on a variety of legal issues, to include intelligence and national security law; procurement and acquisition law; employment and personnel law; government ethics; fiscal law; general administrative law; privacy and civil liberties, and legislative affairs.
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Juris Doctor (JD) degree from an accredited law school. Provide legal counsel and guidance to executive leadership on a wide range of legal issues impacting the company's operations, including regulatory compliance, corporate governance, contracts, litigation, and intellectual property.
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This position requires, at a minimum, a Juris Doctor degree from an accredited law school. · Coordinates with VVA insurance carriers and outside legal counsel concerning potential and active employment liability claims.
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Reporting to the Senior Vice President and Deputy General Counsel, Cyber & Privacy, the selected candidate will provide timely and practical advice on a range of privacy and data protection matters, effectively assess and communicate risk to the organization, and design and implement privacy-centric processes that address risk across the enterprise.
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Juris Doctor from a U.S. accredited law school. Membership in the Virginia State Bar or the ability to become registered in-house counsel in Virginia. Handling privacy and data protection-related inquiries from stakeholders across the organization and providing actionable advice and counsel.
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We are seeking an experienced GENERAL COUNSEL to join our dynamic legal team. This position is responsible for providing legal counsel and support to the company’s real estate and corporate operations, supporting a range of critical activities in various business units including Leasing, Property Management, Tenant Coordination, Construction, Asset Management, Fund and Corporate Operations.
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As General Counsel, you will be responsible for managing all legal matters for both startups, ensuring compliance with relevant laws, and safeguarding our intellectual properties.
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Competence in one or more of the Legal Counsel for the Elderly’s (LCE) core legal issue areas (e.g., landlord/tenant, foreclosure, consumer protection, life/estate planning, probate, public benefit.
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Handle employment-related disputes, investigations, and litigation with support from the Deputy Chief Employment Counsel. A law firm is seeking an Employment Associate Counsel to join their team in Washington, DC. The candidate will report directly to the Deputy Chief Employment Counsel and work closely with the Chief Employment Counsel.
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The Deputy Director for Commercialization leads the ARPE Tech-to-Market Advisors who identify and develop commercialization strategies for ARPE performers, work with them to identify new follow-on funding sources, and counsel them on key strategic opportunities.
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The Deputy General Counsel will be part of a dynamic team that supports work across American Progress’ five crosscutting policy priorities: Building an economy for allRestoring social trust in democracyAdvancing racial equity and justiceTackling climate change and environmental injusticeStrengthening health The legal issues facing American Progress are diverse and intricate.
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Incumbent must have a Juris Doctor (J.D.) from an American Bar Association (ABA) accredited law school at the time of appointment. The Office of the Attorney General for the District of Columbia seeks a Trial Attorney for Section IV of the Civil Litigation Division.
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Knowledge and general understanding of USAF roles and missions Knowledge and general understanding of security cooperation, international affairs, security assistance, foreign military sales to include the processes, legislation and players.
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The Corporate Counsel reports directly to the Company’s Deputy General Counsel, Business Operations and works closely with Peraton’s sector leadership and other members of the Legal Department, advising them on internal operations, including matters related to government contracting, data privacy and cybersecurity, and international and trade compliance.
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The VP & Corporate Counsel position is located in Bethesda and reports directly to the SVP & Associate General Counsel – Dispute Resolution. Together with the SVP and Associate General Counsel, this attorney will manage litigation matters, disputes, and risk mitigation strategies.
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