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Latham & Watkins is seeking an OGC Analyst – Conflicts Reporting to join the Office of the General Counsel. The role will prepare and analyze standard conflicts reports for incoming attorneys and new client matters, including advisory and transactional checks, with a hybrid and in-office presence.
You will communicate results to attorneys, maintain conflict data, conduct entity research, and collaborate with Conflicts staff to evaluate cases.
Latham & Watkins is one of the world’s leading global law firms advising the businesses and institutions that drive the global economy. We are the market leaders in major financial and business centers around the world. Our investment in people, commitment to innovation, and focus on the future empower you to build an incredible career and thrive as an exceptional professional in a supportive culture. If you aspire to be the best, and work with the best, this is where you belong.
The OGC Analyst – Conflicts Reporting is an integral part of Latham’s Office of the General Counsel team and will be responsible for preparing and analyzing standard conflicts reports regarding incoming attorneys and new client business , while analyzing standard new business and lateral conflicts checks such as advisory, NDAs, transactional checks, and others. This role will be located in either our Los Angeles, New York, Boston, Chicago or Washington D.C. office. Please note that this role may be eligible for a flexible working schedule that allows for a hybrid and in-office presence.
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USD $75,000.00 - USD $95,000.00 /Yr.