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Senior / Of Counsel Employment Attorney

Posted 4 days ago

robert halfPortland (ME)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$200,000

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About the role

A full-service, midsize Portland firm is seeking an experienced senior attorney to join their team. The firm is recognized for its strong client relationships and collaborative, supportive culture. This role will be focused on providing advice and counsel to well-established private and public clients, while also giving the opportunity to build and/or grow
Key Responsibilities Include:
  • Advising employer clients and HR professionals on workplace policies, compliance, and best practices
  • Drafting, updating, and revising employer policies and handbooks
  • Responding to administrative charges and investigations
  • Managing case strategy with significant autonomy under partner supervision
  • Collaborating on business development and contributing to firm initiatives
Salary and Benefits: The salary range for this position starts at $200,000 with path to partnership (lucrative bonus structure).
Benefits include: 100% employer-paid medical and dental coverage; 401(k) with profit-sharing; paid parking; flexible paid time off; long- and short-term disability insurance; vision and life insurance; 10 paid holidays; paid sick leave, etc. To apply confidentially, send your resume to Cindy[period]Dovinh[at]RobertHalf[period]com

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