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Manage and enhance the firm’s information security systems, threat lifecycle, incident response, risk management, and security technology. Review and investigate security events, coordinate threat mitigation, lead third-party assessments, design scalable security environments, provide security consulting, and support users. The role requires expertise in SIEM, network and endpoint security, cloud technologies, incident response, Linux, and enterprise security controls.

Support litigation teams by performing federal, state, appellate, ADR, and administrative e-Filings; handle complex and emergency filings, review documents for court formatting, maintain e-Filing credentials and docketing systems, coordinate service and chambers copies, and train colleagues on e-Filing and administrative procedures.

Owns end-to-end RFP responses and competitive pitches, including strategy, writing, editing, project management, attorney coordination, visual storytelling, and final submission. Develops proposal templates, playbooks, content libraries, matter narratives, and experience write-ups. Partners with attorneys, business development, communications, and marketing teams, monitors matters for relevant experience, improves proposal processes, and mentors junior colleagues.

Support corporate attorneys on entity management and transactions: prepare and file formation documents, draft minutes and consents, manage due diligence and closings, handle equity and capitalization records (Carta/Pulley/Shareworks), perform blue sky and EDGAR filings, process stock/option administration, and maintain corporate records and minute books.

Prepare and edit prebills and generate client invoices for assigned attorneys. Review time entries for coding and compliance, process prebill revisions, apply billing adjustments, manage WIP aging, unapplied and retainer accounts, respond to billing inquiries, maintain special billing instructions, distribute invoices, and support special projects.

The Litigation Services Manager oversees the litigation department's operations, including docketing and e-discovery, ensuring efficiency, supervising staff, managing resources, and maintaining quality control.

The Senior Pricing Manager will develop pricing strategies, oversee a team of analysts, collaborate across functions, and ensure profitability while presenting pricing recommendations to the firm's attorneys.

Manage a portfolio of high-value law firm clients handling billing, receivables, and financial analysis. Serve as partner liaison for billing and finance matters, use reporting tools to track performance, resolve payment issues, and improve client financial outcomes while ensuring compliance with firm policies.