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The Junior Portfolio Counsel will actively manage over 100 litigation finance investments, engage with investment counterparties, report on investment progress, and work with internal teams evaluating financial positions. Responsibilities include contract analysis and dispute resolution to optimize investment exits.
As an Investment Manager, you will lead sales engagement, pursue revenue opportunities, design mutual action plans, build value propositions for partners, and maintain relationships with third parties to enhance business growth.
The Transactional Team Lead will oversee the entire litigation financing agreement process, develop transaction plans, manage multiple deals, and build relationships with partners to enhance business opportunities.
The Web Scraping Engineer will design and implement large-scale crawling systems and maintain the data acquisition infrastructure, including building new crawlers and ensuring data quality. Responsibilities include collaborating with teams to understand requirements, monitoring crawler health, and managing data pipelines.
As a Software Engineer at Legalist, you will collaborate with the tech team to build and ship key features, improve internal data processing tools, design data pipelines and APIs, and create tools for data extraction from various sources.
As a Data Engineer at Legalist, you will design and develop scalable data pipelines, collaborate with cross-functional teams to meet data needs, and optimize data pipeline performance. Responsibilities include developing ELT processes, participating in agile development, and applying best practices in data modeling.
The General Counsel will oversee all legal, compliance, and regulatory matters at Legalist. Responsibilities include fund formation, ensuring compliance with regulations, advising on investor reporting, and managing engagement with outside counsel, among other legal issues. The role requires strong interpersonal skills and the capacity to navigate complex matters in a growing organization.
The Portfolio Counsel will manage a portfolio of litigation finance investments, monitoring case progress, analyzing contracts, negotiating with counterparties, and reporting on investments. This role requires a combination of legal expertise and commercial awareness to optimize investment positions and communicate effectively with internal stakeholders and investment counterparties.