General Counsel
Consulting
provided
exceptional
service in helping
my organization
recruit for a hard
to fill position.
They did extensive
work on the front
end to understand
our needs and
our culture and
began referring
highly qualified
candidates almost
immediately.
Melinda Burrows
Deputy General Counsel
- Litigation and
Compliance, Progress
Energy Service Company
LLC
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Corporate Attorney/Counsel (Remote or Hybrid) Austin Texas United States
North American Management, LLC
Base Salary: $175,000 ? $225,000, plus annual performance bonus
Location: Remote, hybrid, or in-office. Fully remote work is available for candidates whose experience supports working independently; the arrangemen...
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