Attorney Jobs in Maryland

Associate Attorney
The candidate must have a law degree from an ABA-accredited law school in the United States and be a member of the Bar. Litigation experience for 1 year is essential.

Legal Counsel, Oncology Legal
Duties: Responsible for managing Oncology-related commercial and R&D legal risks for global teams and serves as the legal team for US Oncology business. Responsible for all Oncology-related litigation (including commercial, product liability and IP litigation) and gove

Litigation Support Attorney
The candidate will prepare and file legal documents, including summons, complaints, affidavits and discovery. Prepare and file exhibits. Organize documents, pleadings folders and coordinate document production. Conduct various document searches and factual research. Prep

Legal Counsel
The candidate will be responsible for assisting the General Counsel and Human Resources department in the management and handling of all employment related matters in the Company. The position's responsibilities include being the principal point of contact on legal matters with Human

Legal Counsel
The candidate will be responsible for assisting the General Counsel and Human Resources department in the management and handling of all employment related matters in the Company. The position's responsibilities include being the principal point of contact on legal matters with Human

Telecommunications & Acquisition Attorney
Responsibilities: Provide legal support during the development of a new, innovative Department-wide COMSATCOM acquisition strategy. Review federal and department laws and regulations related to procuring COMSATCOM. Provide advice during negotiations of COMS

Family Law Attorney
The candidate should have 3 years of Family Law experience. Will have Family Law experience that includes litigation, excellent academic credentials, and superior verbal and written communication skills. Must have admission to the Maryland Bar.

Associate Attorney
The candidate should preferably have 3+ years of experience in medical malpractice litigation. Must be licensed and in good standing to practice in Maryland. DC Bar admission is also preferred. Strong legal writing and oral advocacy skills required.