Senior Investigations Counsel - Regulatory Affairs

Posted 10 days ago

north carolina real estate commissionRaleigh (NC)

Compliance Officers Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors

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About the role

The North Carolina Real Estate Commission seeks an experienced attorney to serve as Chief Investigations Counsel in its Regulatory Affairs Division. This role will be the principal legal and technical resource for investigative staff on complex or sensitive matters and will integrate the work of Consumer Protection Officers and Auditor/Investigators. The Chief Investigations Counsel will provide unified leadership for teams responsible for consumer complaint inquiries, investigations of licensed

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