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Provides administrative, clerical, document-processing, and patent prosecution support to attorneys, patent agents, and clients. Responsibilities include maintaining IP files, tracking patent and trademark deadlines, processing correspondence, managing time entry and billing, preparing reports and invoices, coordinating communications, updating case records, and supporting business development. The role requires strong organization, confidentiality, client service, attention to detail, and knowledge of domestic and foreign patent prosecution procedures.

Serve as a practice-facing attorney driving legal technology adoption, generative AI integration, process improvement, and client-facing solutions. Manage innovation projects, design workflows and dashboards, train and support attorneys, capture knowledge, and collaborate across practice groups to improve legal service delivery and client value.

Advises on major UK, EMEA, and global energy and infrastructure projects and transactions, including renewables, nuclear, CCUS, hydrogen, data centers, EV, and decarbonization. Responsibilities include transaction management, specialist due diligence, drafting and negotiating legal documents, client management, business development, and supervision of associates and trainees. The role requires significant experience in energy projects, energy M&A, or project finance, plus qualification as a solicitor in England and Wales or equivalent overseas qualification with London-market experience.

Energy and infrastructure lawyer supporting major UK, EMEA, and global projects and transactions. Responsibilities include transaction management, specialist due diligence, drafting and negotiating project and transaction documents, client relationship management, business development, and regulatory research. The role focuses on renewables, nuclear, CCUS, hydrogen, data centers, EVs, and decarbonization across M&A, project development, financing, commercial contracts, and advisory matters.

Leads operational and administrative functions for the Washington, DC office, supporting attorneys, staff, and firm leadership. Oversees budgeting, finance, staffing, compensation reviews, policy compliance, office communications, facilities, space planning, relocations, onboarding, and daily operations. Partners with cross-functional teams to improve efficiency, client service, workplace culture, and operational excellence while addressing strategic and ad hoc business needs.

Greenberg Traurig seeks a mid-level M&A Associate for its Los Angeles Corporate Practice. The role involves general corporate work with an emphasis on mergers and acquisitions. Candidates should be team-oriented and have strong academic credentials, excellent communication and drafting skills, and 1–2 years of relevant experience. Responsibilities include training and collaborating with a nationally recognized corporate practice group.

The Accounting Specialist AP manages the full-cycle accounts payable process, ensuring timely invoice processing, compliance checks, and effective vendor communication.

Corporate Associate supporting private equity and financial sponsor clients on M&A transactions and day-to-day corporate matters. Responsibilities include drafting and negotiating transaction and governing documents, coordinating due diligence, supervising junior attorneys, managing transactions with increasing independence, and advising clients in health care and other regulated industries. Candidates must be admitted to the Colorado Bar and possess strong academic, drafting, communication, and teamwork skills.

Provides high-level legal and administrative support to attorneys in a commercial litigation practice. Responsibilities include preparing, editing, proofreading, filing, organizing, and tracking legal documents; maintaining electronic and paper case files; coordinating deliveries; communicating with clients, opposing counsel, and courts; processing time entries, invoices, expenses, and travel arrangements; and assisting with special projects in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment.

Represent private and public company clients in U.S. and cross-border capital markets transactions, including IPOs, follow-on offerings, PIPEs, SPACs, and equity offerings. Advise clients on securities compliance, SEC reporting, disclosure, corporate governance, and stock exchange requirements. Manage client relationships and day-to-day legal matters with mentorship from senior securities lawyers.