In-house Counsel Pipeline - Life Sciences
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
We are seeking to speak with attorneys interested in in-house counsel positions as we have undertaken a number of full-time hiring requisitions with many of our top clients ranging across the Life Sciences industry (pharmaceutical companies, biotechs, medical devices companies). These are critical roles ranging in seniority from mid-level attorneys to General Counsel level hires. Whether you are coming directly from a law firm or already in-house, we would love to speak with any attorneys skilled with Intellectual property, Corporate/Securities matters, FDA Regulations, commercial contracts, employment law, and more. Please do not hesitate to apply and we will contact you for a confidential discussion to learn more about what you are looking for and how we can help! We will not present your resume to any companies without your explicit consent and discussing the opportunity with you first. Larson Maddox is a rapidly-growing, specialist recruitment firm with 6 offices across the United States. We help companies ranging from startups to Fortune 500 firms hire the best Legal talent on the market.
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