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Reviews legal documents for privilege, responsiveness, redactions, and conceptual searches using electronic document review platforms. Requires active bar admission in at least one U.S. jurisdiction and familiarity with document review workflows. Experience on document review teams, Relativity 9.0 or higher, and two or more years of legal support experience are preferred. Projects may be remote, with hours and location determined per assignment.

Supports patent attorneys by preparing and filing USPTO documents, maintaining dockets and client files, monitoring deadlines, managing correspondence and portals, entering time, coordinating travel, processing expenses, and assisting with case and project management. Requires strong administrative, proofreading, organizational, communication, and e-filing skills, along with proficiency in Microsoft Office and knowledge of patent prosecution procedures.

Conducts government and policy research, attends congressional and executive branch hearings, drafts memoranda, prepares client presentations, and supports a Washington, D.C.-based lobbying practice. The intern also participates in meetings with senior personnel. Strong analytical, critical-thinking, writing, and organizational skills are required. Prior government-sector experience is preferred, and candidates must be currently enrolled or enrolled for a following semester.

Provides remote freelance paralegal support for Florida probate administration matters. Responsibilities include handling formal and summary administrations, preparing petitions, notices, orders, and court filings, managing deadlines, organizing estate and beneficiary information, communicating with clients and courts, drafting documents, and independently managing cases with accuracy and responsiveness.

Provide client-centered civil legal services to New York City residents affected by changes to SNAP, Medicaid, and other public benefits. Conduct intakes, offer advice and representation, deliver Know Your Rights presentations, conduct community outreach, collaborate with legal and community partners, identify impact litigation opportunities, maintain case records, and support pro bono attorneys and volunteers.

Manage a caseload of labor and employment litigation matters, investigate claims, develop case strategies, respond to complaints and discovery, analyze documents, conduct legal research, take and defend depositions, draft pleadings and motions, argue hearings, and prepare cases for mediation and trial while advising and reporting to clients.

Supports litigation matters from inception through trial by drafting and filing legal documents, managing discovery and case databases, conducting legal research, preparing trial materials, coordinating depositions and hearings, and maintaining court deadlines. The role requires knowledge of state and federal procedures, strong writing and organizational skills, proficiency with legal research and document management tools, and the ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced environment.

Files new businesses and EINs with the Secretary of State, coordinates client orders with internal teams, responds to annual report inquiries, maintains accurate CRM records, and communicates professionally across departments. The role requires meticulous attention to detail, strong organization, multitasking ability, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and CRM software. It is an onsite position in Reno, Nevada.

Build and lead Harvey's government affairs and public policy function globally. Own strategy and stakeholder relationships with policymakers, regulators, judiciaries, and bar associations. Shape policy narrative, inform product and market strategy, maintain institutional credibility, and hire regional teams while coordinating regulatory monitoring and engagement.

Associate Attorney handling insurance defense and coverage litigation for nationwide clients. Responsibilities include managing caseloads, drafting pleadings, motions, discovery, legal memoranda, case evaluations, and status reports; conducting legal research; preparing and taking depositions; participating in mediations and court appearances; and communicating with clients, claims professionals, opposing counsel, and firm staff.