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• City & Suburban Construction

  

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• Westchester Reform Temple

  

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  il y a 22 jours

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• United States Customs and Border Protection

  

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  il y a 5 jours

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  il y a 2 jours

  Scarsdale

  Litigation Attorney – Medical Malpractice Defense A growing 20-attorney litigation firm is offering a different environment. They are seeking a Litigation Associate (5–14 years) to join their medical malpractice practice with: • Lower billable requirement – 1,960 hours, • Manageable caseload (approx. 50–60 matters), • Direct access to partners and mentorship, • Opportunities for trial experience and client interaction, • Significant origination incentives This firm is known for its collaborative culture and long-term career growth, making it an attractive alternative to larger defense firms. Ideal background • 5–14 years litigation experience, • Medical malpractice defense preferred, • Strong deposition and motion practice experience, • Trial exposure a plus Attorneys with insurance defense, general liability, or construction litigation backgrounds who are interested in transitioning into medical malpractice are also encouraged to apply.

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• US Customs and Border Protection

  

  Border Patrol Agent - Earn up to $30,000 in Recruitment Incentives

  il y a 14 jours

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