Senior Construction Counsel
A powerhouse in the energy and construction space is looking to expand their legal team with a Senior Construction Counsel. As a Senior Construction Counsel, you will be responsible for overseeing the drafting, negotiation, and review of various legal agreements, with a focus on utility-scale projects in the power and construction industries. The ideal candidate will possess substantial experience in the construction and power industry, with a strong understanding of legal matters relevant to large-scale construction projects. The Senior Construction Counsel will: Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating a wide range of legal agreements, including but not limited to EPC contracts, master service agreements, purchase agreements, and sale agreements. Providing legal guidance and support to project teams throughout the lifecycle of construction projects, ensuring compliance with contractual obligations and legal requirements. Conducting legal research and analysis on complex issues related to construction law, power industry regulations, and contract interpretation. Collaborating with internal stakeholders, including project managers, engineers, procurement professionals, and finance teams, to address legal issues and mitigate risks effectively. Advising senior management on legal matters pertaining to construction projects, including risk management strategies and dispute resolution. The Senior Construction Counsel must have: Juris Doctor (JD) degree from an accredited law school and admission to the state bar in South Carolina or eligibility for in-house counsel registration. Minimum of 10 years of experience practicing law, with a focus on construction law, preferably in a corporate legal department or law firm environment. Proven track record of drafting and negotiating complex construction-related agreements, including EPC contracts, master service agreements, and purchase agreements. Strong understanding of construction industry practices, including engineering principles, procurement processes, and project management methodologies. Experience working with major players in the power industry is highly desirable. If you are a motivated legal professional with a passion for construction law and energy law, please apply in directly.
US$185000 - US$205000 per annum
South Carolina
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Director of Infrastructure Development
A leading environmental services company dedicated to preserving and enhancing the environment through sustainable practices and innovative solutions. With a commitment to excellence and a passion for environmental stewardship, they provide comprehensive services to clients across various industries, ensuring compliance with regulations and fostering responsible growth. As the Director of Infrastructure Development, you will play a pivotal role in driving the company's strategic initiatives related to hazardous waste infrastructure development and environmental sustainability. Leveraging your extensive experience in environmental permitting, land use, real estate transactions, business development, and hazardous waste management, you will lead efforts to expand our infrastructure projects while adhering to the highest environmental standards. The Director of Infrastructure Development will: Provide visionary leadership and strategic direction for the infrastructure development department, guiding a team of professionals to achieve organizational goals and objectives. Oversee the permitting process for infrastructure projects, ensuring compliance with federal, state, and local regulations. Utilize your in-depth understanding of environmental laws and regulations to navigate complex permitting requirements. Collaborate with internal stakeholders and external partners to identify suitable sites for infrastructure development projects. Lead negotiations for land acquisitions, easements, and leases, ensuring alignment with company objectives and regulatory requirements. Identify and pursue new business opportunities in the infrastructure sector, cultivating relationships with clients, government agencies, and industry partners. Develop and implement strategies to expand our market presence and drive revenue growth. Provide expertise in hazardous waste management, overseeing the safe handling, transportation, and disposal of hazardous materials associated with infrastructure projects. Ensure compliance with relevant regulations and industry best practices. The Director of Infrastructure Development must have: J.D. from an accredited law school. Active bar license in any US state. Minimum of 10 years of experience in environmental permitting, land use planning, real estate transactions, business development, and hazardous waste management. Proven track record of successfully leading infrastructure development projects, with a focus on environmental sustainability and regulatory compliance. Strong understanding of environmental laws, regulations, and permitting processes at the federal, state, and local levels. If you are a seasoned professional with a passion for environmental stewardship and a drive to make a positive impact, please apply in directly.
US$200000 - US$280000 per annum
Arizona
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Construction Litigation Counsel
A growing construction company, that is veteran and minority owned, is looking to expand their legal team with an ambitious and passionate Construction Litigation Counsel. As a Construction Litigation Counsel, you will play a pivotal role in managing and resolving all legal matters related to construction disputes, liens, defects, and other litigation issues. You will work closely with internal teams, external counsel, and other stakeholders to protect the interests of the company and ensure compliance with legal requirements. With the flexibility to work out of either Illinois or Florida, this role offers huge potential for growth and exciting day to day work. The Construction Litigation Counsel will: Manage all aspects of construction-related litigation, including but not limited to disputes arising from project management, construction management, and electrical contracting activities. This involves drafting legal documents, conducting legal research, attending court proceedings, and representing the company in negotiations and settlements. Identify potential legal risks and provide proactive guidance to internal teams to mitigate such risks. Collaborate with project managers, construction managers, and other relevant stakeholders to ensure compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and contractual obligations. Develop strategies for the timely and cost-effective resolution of construction disputes, including alternative dispute resolution methods such as mediation and arbitration. Represent the company's interests in negotiations with contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and other parties involved in construction projects. Manage the process of filing and releasing mechanic's liens and other similar instruments to protect the company's rights in construction projects. Ensure compliance with statutory requirements and deadlines related to lien filings and releases. The Construction Litigation Counsel must have: Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree from an accredited law school. Admission to the Bar in Florida or Illinois (whichever is applicable). 1 to 6 years of experience in construction litigation, preferably with a focus on project management, construction management, or electrical contracting. Strong knowledge of construction law, including contract law, lien law, and construction defect litigation. If you are looking to e part of a leading construction company dedicated to delivering high-quality projects while upholding the highest standards of legal compliance and integrity, please apply in directly.
US$120000 - US$170000 per annum
Florida
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General Counsel
Position Summary This General Counsel position with a renewable energy company will serve as the senior legal advisor, responsible for overseeing and managing all legal aspects of project development. This role encompasses leadership throughout the lifecycle of projects, from origination through construction, financing, and operations. The General Counsel plays a critical role in ensuring legal compliance and facilitating the successful progression of projects in alignment with regulatory requirements and business objectives. Responsibilities Manage all legal matters related to project developments, including origination, construction, financing, and operations. Advise executive leadership on regulatory strategy and emerging compliance issues. Draft, review, and negotiate various commercial agreements, including power purchase agreements (PPAs), energy supply agreements, eFuel supply contracts, CO2 supply agreements, and other related contractual arrangements. Provide general legal counsel and advice to commercial and operational stakeholders to support successful transaction execution. Collaborate with the origination team to structure commercial arrangements such as joint ventures and partnerships involving project stakeholders. Draft, review, and negotiate financing agreements for projects, including non-recourse debt, letters of credit, project equity, and government-supported financing programs (e.g., DOE LPO). Lead project risk mitigation strategies such as insurance, bonding, and letters of credit. Collaborate with the board to establish and implement legal policies, plans, practices, and programs to ensure compliance and mitigate legal risks. Manage relationships with outside counsel, establishing procedures for evaluating their quality and cost-effectiveness. Ensure timely identification, tracking, and drafting of necessary agreements. Stay informed about legal and regulatory developments affecting the renewable energy industry, providing guidance and counsel on compliance matters and risk management strategies. Manage land/site agreements, including drafting, reviewing, and negotiating site control agreements (e.g., option to lease or purchase, lease/purchase agreements). Develop comprehensive permit and regulatory assessments, and assist in securing necessary permits and approvals for the facilities. Qualifications Minimum of seven to ten years of legal experience with a focus on infrastructure, renewable energy projects, and project finances. Strong understanding of tax equity structures, M&A transactions, and contractual agreements, particularly within the renewable energy sector. Excellent negotiation, communication, and interpersonal skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively with internal and external stakeholders. Proven ability to manage complex legal matters, drive strategic initiatives, and provide practical solutions to business challenges. Capacity to thrive in a fast-paced, growth-oriented environment where prioritization and management of multiple activities are essential. Benefits Senior leadership team membership and involvement in major corporate decisions, including engagement with the Board of Directors. Participation in the equity incentive program at the senior management level. Remote work setting. If you're interested in playing a key role in driving impactful change in the industry, please apply directly.
US$200000 - US$250000 per annum
Houston
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Senior Legal Counsel
Position Overview The Senior Legal Counsel will join our team as a full-time employee, reporting directly to the General Counsel. This role is pivotal in supporting our diverse legal needs. The Senior Legal Counsel will engage with all facets of our rapidly expanding corporate environment within the renewable energy industry. This presents a unique opportunity to contribute to a fast-growing organization in an evolving industry, with substantial prospects for professional growth. Responsibilities The Senior Legal Counsel will handle a wide array of legal matters essential to our operations. Daily responsibilities will vary but are expected to include: Negotiating and drafting Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contracts Supporting business development efforts and acquisitions of renewable energy projects Drafting and reviewing Equipment Procurement Contracts Overseeing Operations & Maintenance (O&M) Contracts Structuring Community Solar Subscription Agreements Negotiating Interconnection Agreements Addressing general corporate legal matters Handling Energy Regulatory legal matters While the role primarily focuses on transactional legal services, there may be involvement in dispute management or litigation, collaborating closely with external counsel. Qualifications JD degree, admitted to and in good standing with at least one state bar Minimum of eight to ten years of legal experience, with a strong background in transactional work, ideally encompassing most of the responsibilities listed above Previous experience in the energy industry is required, with a preference for renewable energy experience Familiarity with corporate legal environments is advantageous Exceptional communication skills, both verbal and written, including proficiency in contract drafting Proficiency in Word, Adobe, and PowerPoint Location This position is based in Atlanta, GA, with potential relocation assistance available. Our team operates from the Atlanta office Monday through Thursday and remotely on Fridays. While this is not a remote-only role, occasional travel may be required. Compensation We offer a competitive compensation package, including participation in a 401(k) plan with company match, access to an employer-sponsored health plan, and unlimited paid time off. Join us and contribute to our mission of advancing solar energy accessibility nationwide while thriving in a supportive, growth-oriented environment. Apply now to be part of our innovative team driving sustainable energy solutions forward.
US$200000 - US$225000 per annum
Atlanta
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Corporate Counsel - Reinsurance
Job Description The Corporate Counsel will be responsible for numerous duties that effect all aspects of the company's business and will report directly to the company's Chief Legal Officer and VP, Senior Counsel. A summary of the essential functions for this position are below. Responsibilities Provide legal advice on all aspects of insurance laws and regulations Participate and advise on corporate legal matters Draft, review and negotiate a variety of contracts and represent the company in insurance-related negotiations and transactions with key clients, including reinsurers, program administrators and claims administrators Advise on commercial and personal insurance matters, such as policy and contract construction, program structure, reinsurance, and coverage issues Respond to regulatory requests, exams, and complaints with internal stakeholders, executives and insurance regulators Analyze the risk presented and work to identify and implement solutions for regulatory issues Advise on litigation matters, including alternative dispute mechanisms Research and provide necessary regulatory updates as needed Oversee contract management Interact with management team and board of directors to advise on corporate governance and secretarial matters Perform other related duties and participate in special projects as assigned Minimum Skills and Competencies: JD from an accredited law school Licensed to practice law in Illinois 5+ years of legal experience as in-house counsel or within a law firm, with a focus on insurance transactional, regulatory and compliance matters Demonstrated communication skills, verbal and written, with a variety of audiences at all levels, both internal and external Ability to manage and collaborate with cross-functional teams Extremely organized with great attention to detail Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint) Please apply in directly if interested in this position!
US$150000 - US$180000 per annum
Arlington Heights
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Trusts & Estates Attorney
Summary: Our client, a regional firm, is seeking Trusts & Estates Attorneys to join their dynamic team. The Trusts & Estates Attorney will be responsible for providing legal counsel and services in the areas of estate planning, trust administration, and probate. The ideal candidate will have a deep understanding of the complexities of trusts and estates law and will be adept at crafting customized estate plans that meet the unique needs of high net worth clients. NOTE: There are multiple openings for this job (junior and senior level) and is hybrid out of their California offices (San Francisco, Los Angeles, or Irvine). Key Responsibilities: Estate Planning: Develop and implement comprehensive estate plans, including drafting wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and advance healthcare directives. Trust Administration: Administer trusts, including preparing trust accountings, ensuring compliance with trust terms, and managing trust assets. Probate: Guide clients through the probate process, including filing necessary documents with the court, managing estate assets, and distributing assets to beneficiaries. Tax Planning: Provide advice on tax-efficient strategies for wealth transfer, including gift tax, estate tax, and generation-skipping transfer tax planning. Client Relations: Build and maintain strong relationships with clients, offering ongoing legal advice and support tailored to their specific needs. Qualifications: Juris Doctor (JD) degree from an accredited law school. Minimum of 2+ years of experience (Junior Attorney) or 10+ years of experience (Senior Attorney) in trusts and estates law. Strong understanding of estate planning, trust administration, and probate law. Ability to manage multiple clients and cases simultaneously. Preferred Qualifications: LL.M. in Taxation or Estate Planning. Experience working with high-net-worth individuals and complex estates. Benefits & Perks: Competitive salary and bonus structure. Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance. Paid time off and holidays. Professional development opportunities. Supportive and collaborative work environment. Respect for work-life balance.
US$205000 - US$300000 per annum
California
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Assistant General Counsel
We have partnered with South Jersey's leading academic health system. With a team of over 11,000 members they provide comprehensive primary, speciality, and urgent care. For 100+ years this group has been dedicated to providing expert compassionate care to residents from all 50 states and 35 countries. This group is in search of an Assistant General Counsel to join the growing legal team. Given their mission-driven nature, they are looking for a Counsel who is passionate about healthcare, motivated to learn, and eager to build a career with the organization. Required Skills: - 3+ years practicing law - Previous exposure to contracting. Experience drafting, reviewing and negotiating contracts and agreements. - Previous exposure to healthcare. - JD from accredited university - In good standing with state bar and able to waive into the New Jersey bar This role will be onsite full time in Southern New Jersey.
US$100000 - US$100001 per annum
New Jersey
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Sr Risk and Insurance Management Associate
A Global Real Estate Investment Manager with more than $65 billion assets under management is seeking a Senior Risk and Insurance Management Associate. The firm operates in more than 30 markets globally as a real estate developer, operator and investment manager, owning and operating iconic properties in New York, California, Shanghai, and Germany. The Senior Risk and Insurance Management Associate will execute corporate control, risk funding, and insurance programs with the goal of minimizing company losses. Qualifications and Responsibilities Legal background with 5+ years of risk management experience Real estate or construction insurance industry experience preferred Ensure accuracy of all insurance documentation and work with insurance markets to renew global insurance policies Review contracts and loans and identify exposure and opportunity for transfer of risk Coordinate with internal and external communications and risk management parties Manage internal and external claims processes and manage loss prevention programs Location: New York, NY (WFH Friday) Comp: $120k - $130k base + bonus + benefits
US$120000 - US$130000 per annum + bonus, benefits
New York
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Patent Agent
A leading multinational pharmaceutical company is in search of an experienced IP Docket Specialist to join their legal team. In this role, you'll collaborate closely with the IP department to maintain and structure docket reports, safeguarding the company's intellectual property rights. Additionally, you'll support the global Intellectual Property team by producing patent reports, inputting data into the docketing database, issuing reminders, retrieving, and forwarding documents, and managing annuity payments. The IP Docketing Specialist will be responsible for: Compile and oversee daily, weekly, and monthly docket reports to guarantee the receipt and review of all necessary responses/instructions, ensuring compliance with statutory deadlines. Verify that all correspondence is analyzed, interpreted, and docketed accurately according to the laws and regulations of respective countries. Create specialized reports tailored to specific informational requirements, such as quarterly reports for the Board of Directors. The IP Docketing Specialist should have the following qualifications: An Associate's degree or Bachelor's degree. A minimum of 5 years of experience. Experience with Patent Center, ePCT, Europe Patent Register, WIPO PatentScope Publication Search, Trademark Status & Document Retrieval (TSDR), and CIPO trademark database. Strong communication, writing and proofreading skills. Benefits: Hybrid Schedule Competitive Pay Strong Leadership
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New Jersey
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Deputy General Counsel
A Financial Advisory Firm outside of Tampa is currently looking for a Deputy General Counsel to join their team. This firm is quickly growing, recently surpassing $100 billion AUM, and is seeking a high-acheiving individual who wants long-term growth within the company and who is enthusiastic about supporting entrepreneurial RIAs and advisers. The Deputy General Counsel will play a key role, acting as a right hand to the General Counsel, CEO, and board members by providing expert legal advice on a variety of matters that arise within the wealth management field. The ideal candidate has extensive experience within the Financial Services industry and regularly handles the regulation of investment advisors and broker dealers. Qualifications and Responsibilities: JD from accredited law school; barred in any state 10+ years as a wealth management attorney Deep experience with the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 Responsibilities involve contract drafting and negotiation, M&A advice, governance matters, transition advice, new products/strategic initiatives, and employment issues Location: Tampa, FL (on-site) Salary: $150k - $200k base + 20-30% bonus + immediate buy-in to equity and granted shares
US$150000 - US$200001 per annum + 20-30% bonus + equity
Tampa
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Litigation Associate
A global client is looking for a skilled Associate to join our Litigation team in Los Angeles or San Diego CA. This full-time role offers the flexibility to work remotely a few days each week. The ideal candidate will have at least 2+ years of litigation experience and an active California Bar license. Key qualifications and skills include: Proven ability to thrive in a fast-paced, high-volume setting Experience with trial preparation and courtroom procedures, including file management, motion practice, and depositions Proficiency with e-discovery software Strong advocacy, research, writing, and negotiation abilities Excellent academic credentials Detail-oriented with exceptional organizational skills and a solid work ethic Strong interpersonal and communication skills The client offers a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance with optional HSA/FSA, short and long-term disability coverage, dental and vision insurance, life insurance, a 401(k) plan, vacation and sick leave, parking/public transportation allowance, and an employee assistance program.
US$140000 - US$200000 per annum
Los Angeles
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