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A leading international law firm is seeking a Conflicts Attorney to manage the conflict resolution process related to new business intake. Candidates should possess a Juris Doctorate and have over 5 years of legal experience, preferably within a large law firm. The role involves communication with affected attorneys to resolve conflicts and ensuring compliance with ethics regulations. Competitive benefits include comprehensive medical plans, paid time off, and 401(k) contributions.
We are seeking a Conflicts Attorney within the conflicts clearing team. With the appropriate oversight from the firm’s Professional Standards Partner, the Conflicts Attorney will assistwith managing the conflict resolution process related to new business intake,while protecting the firm and its clients from adversity and risk. Periodic in-person presence is required for annual or bi-annual weekend team building events. Attendance at in-person quarterly meetings may also be required, depending on a person's location. This position can be based within reasonable commuting distance of any of our U.S. offices.
Our goal is to promote a work environment in which individuals have access to the resources they need to be their best both professionally and personally, which includes resources that encourage individuals to focus on their health and well-being.
Below is a list of just some of the benefits we offer: comprehensive medical (PPO and HDHPs), dental and vision plans including coverage for domestic partners; life and AD&D insurance; short and long term disability insurance; tax-advantaged accounts for health care expenses, including FSAs and HSAs; FSAs for dependent care; health advocacy services; behavioral health and counseling resources for all family members; 401(k); profit sharing; pre-tax transit and parking program; backup dependent care; senior care planning support; resources for individuals with development disabilities and their caregivers; and paid holidays and other paid time off, including paid leave for new parents.