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Legal Counsel, North & Central America Litigation
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Accor
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Location/Place/Mode
New York, United States
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Eligibility
US-barred attorney with a minimum of 5 years of legal experience. Mix of in-house and firm experience preferred.
Opportunity
Title: Legal Counsel, North & Central America Litigation
Category: Jobs
Organiser: Accor
Location: New York, United States
Description: Accor is seeking a US-barred attorney to report directly to the General Counsel of Accor North & Central Americas (NCA). The selected candidate will oversee, coordinate, and support the General Counsel on all litigation matters affecting Accor in NCA. This includes managing "above-property" corporate litigation and property-level litigation, implementing risk mitigation measures, and coordinating with the Compliance Team on Data Privacy concerns and policies in the region.
Eligibility:
Fees: None
Deadline: Not specified
Application Link: Not specified
Contact Information: Not specified
Category: Jobs
Organiser: Accor
Location: New York, United States
Description: Accor is seeking a US-barred attorney to report directly to the General Counsel of Accor North & Central Americas (NCA). The selected candidate will oversee, coordinate, and support the General Counsel on all litigation matters affecting Accor in NCA. This includes managing "above-property" corporate litigation and property-level litigation, implementing risk mitigation measures, and coordinating with the Compliance Team on Data Privacy concerns and policies in the region.
Eligibility:
- US-barred attorney with a minimum of 5 years of legal experience.
- A mix of both in-house and firm experience is preferred.
- Experience beyond transactional legal work, focusing on general commercial legal support, data privacy, and/or compliance-related matters.
- Litigation and hospitality industry experience is preferred but not required.
Fees: None
Deadline: Not specified
Application Link: Not specified
Contact Information: Not specified