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CLSSD, located in the Kearny Mesa area of San Diego, is seeking a Full-Time Staff Attorney position. The Attorney is responsible for representing clients who range between the ages of 0-21 years old who are dependents of the juvenile courts in San Diego County. For children and youth under age 18, CLSSD Attorneys serve as their attorney and Guardian Ad Litem. Attorneys are required to comply with CLSSD's visitation policies, which often require Attorneys to travel to visit their clients. The Attorney may be required to appear on cases in any of the courtrooms throughout San Diego County.

The primary duties of the Attorney include, but are not limited to:

• Assess the critical legal issues of each assigned client through each phase of the Juvenile Dependency System and advocate for each client's position and needs at every hearing by:

• Communicating and consulting with clients in an age appropriate manner to determine their position/wishes and assessing their best interest to include a clear understanding of their ethnic, cultural and social backgrounds;
• Assertively and persuasively working with attorneys, caregivers, CASAs, social workers and the court;
• Independently investigating the allegations of dependency petitions and other underlying issues affecting our clients, including safety, education, developmental, health, etc.;
• Properly applying dependency and other applicable case law, statutes and court rules;
• Complying with all authority (statute, case law, rules of court, local rules and rules of professional conduct, etc.) which govern the representation of parties in Juvenile Dependency proceedings;
• Using effective trial and courtroom presentation skills;
• Effectively negotiating with other counsel and social workers;
• Using sound case analysis and judgment;
• Effectively applying evidentiary rules and objections;
• Propounding and reviewing discovery;
• Assessing the need for expert witnesses;
• Interviewing witnesses and preparing subpoenas;
• Properly preparing witnesses; and
• Effectively collaborating with other community resources to assure our client's needs are met

2. Demonstrate a thorough knowledge of dependency law and a general knowledge of law in related areas by competently analyzing and applying the law in daily advocacy and practice thus providing thorough, competent and accurate legal advice. Attend required trainings, which may fall outside of regular business hours. Maintain compliance with MCLE requirements.

3.Prepare clear, concise and persuasive motions, pleadings, briefs, and memorandums of law, as well as correspondence and reports as needed by thoroughly and appropriately researching applicable law. Submit/send/file documents in a timely manner.

4.Effectively engage available resources and actively seek out new resources to properly represent and advocate for our clients' bests interests, including but not limited to:

• Caregivers, including group home staff;
• Medical providers;
• Mental health professionals;
• Educational resources;
• Community based services providers, such as Voices for Children, Regional Center, The San Diego LGBTQ Center, Cultural Broker Program, etc.; Other legal experts or consultants;
• Public Defenders, District Attorney's and Probation Officers in Delinquency Court.

5.Develop professional relationships with and provide sound advice to clients through the use of frequent age and language appropriate communications that adhere to ethical standards. Follow up on client requests and court orders to ensure that clients receive appropriate services in a timely manner.

6.Maintain professional effective working relationships with bench officers, courtroom personnel, social workers, caregivers, attorneys, CASAs and service providers.

7.Treat clients, clients' caregivers and family members from diverse backgrounds with respect and cultural humility.

8.Contribute to a culture of race equity and inclusion, and ensure cultural, sexual orientation and gender identity and expression (SOGIE,) religious and racial awareness and sensitivity.

9.Maintain professional relationships with all CLS coworkers.

10.Effectively manage his/her caseload by:

• Opening and closing files in a timely manner;
• Interviewing/communicating with clients prior to each and every hearing
• Accurately completing all appropriate office reports in a timely manner, including time sheets, case counts, mileage reports, time sheets, and conflict reports;
• Maintaining files in an orderly manner according to office policy;
• Writing legibly;
• Updating JCATs daily with relevant work product notes for accuracy of the client file as well as inputting time spent on activities for purposes of billing;
• Properly documenting court proceedings, contacts and case developments;
• Maintaining an accurate calendar of upcoming hearings for each case;
• Conducting client visits in accordance with firm policy, including at resource family homes, group homes and juvenile hall;
• Assessing whether writs/appeals are needed and either associating counsel or preparing briefs to join another party's position;
• Submitting requests for investigation as needed;
• Assessing conflicts upon appointment/detention and throughout case. Upon declaring an actual conflict, preparing case for transfer, when approved by firm's managing attorney;
• Reporting possible administrative or judicial proceedings that may be needed for a client beyond the scope of the juvenile proceedings; and
• Conducting research or attend education sessions to nurture cultural competency.

Qualifications:

• Juris Doctor Degree and a member in good standing of the State Bar Association of California.
• Prior experience in juvenile law or trial experience required.
• Certification in Juvenile Dependency required upon hiring.
• A valid California driver's license, reliable automobile, automobile insurance as required by California law, is required at all times while working for Children's Legal Services.
• Ability to communicate, or desire for continuing education, in a trauma-informed and culturally appropriate manner with persons of diverse backgrounds, including race, ethnicity, SOGIE, socioeconomic status, culture, etc.

Pay: $86,000.00 - $130,000.00 per year

Children's Legal Services of San Diego, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, national origin, ancestry, disability, medical condition, age, or gender identity, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Our client, a national law firm is seeking a talented Legal Practice Assistant in Seattle.

• Location: Seattle, Washington
• Salary: $76,000-$108,250
• Schedule: Hybrid 3/2

Qualifications:

• 3+ years of experience supporting litigation attorneys/paralegals in a law firm setting
• Knowledge of patent litigation procedures is strongly preferred.
• Experience with independently e-Filing documents in accordance with the federal and states court’s rules is required.
• Possesses interpersonal skills necessary to support positive working relationships and to effectively communicate, interact, and follow instructions in a demanding environment with/from a diverse group of attorneys, staff, clients and vendors with demonstrated poise, tact and diplomacy.

Responsibilities:

• Maintain and foster positive and collaborative working relationship with assigned Practice Group Partners/Associates/Paralegals, Firm clients, Administrative Departments, and external vendors.
• Shared responsibility across offices for coverage of attorneys and paralegals.
• Possess a solid understanding of the litigation process:
• Initiating document setup for cases, including Civil Coversheet, Summons and Complaint, along with Corporate Disclosure Statement;
• Prepare, file and serve Answer to Complaint;
• Arrange for service via a Process Server.
• Demonstrate proficiency in handling State, Federal, and Appellate ECF sealed and public filings along with a robust understanding of court rules, local rules, and calendaring needs utilized by courts relevant to attorney’s litigation practice.
• Working knowledge of the court’s PacerPro and its workflow procedures/protocols.
• Proficient in managing all aspects of the discovery process, including drafting, formatting, and proofreading discovery requests and responses, organizing documents, and coordinating with attorneys, clients, and opposing counsel to ensure timely and accurate production of materials.
• Complete familiarity with trial prep documents such as motions in limine, jury instructions, etc.; thorough understanding of trial logistics; ability to travel as needed for trial/trial preparation.
• Use legal resources effectively, including court websites, Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, California Code of Civil Procedure, California Rules of Courts, Lexis-Nexis, and Westlaw for research, case law retrieval, and forms access.
• Generate and troubleshoot Table of Contents and Table of Authorities using Best Authority while maintaining proficiency with Blue Book and state citation styles.
• Responsible for compiling and coordinating court filings to maintain client's internal file system updated in iManage/Propel.
• Ability to convert documents from PDF to Word/vice versa, insert/remove pages, bookmark, redact documents and enable OCR formatting for searching capabilities.
• Perform a variety of administrative functions including preparing check requests, invoices and reimbursements.
• Responsible for managing and keeping assigned attorney’s calendar updated with relevant information, i.e., client meetings, court deadlines, etc.
• Schedule messengers, process servers and other vendors for pick-up, delivery or service of documents.
• Knowledge of timekeeping protocols; assist with entering attorney time, as necessary.
• Acquire knowledge and understanding of the Firm’s resources, departmental schedules, and protocols to effectively delegate and ensure completion of assigned tasks.
• Ability to be flexible and available to work overtime as necessary.
• Perform other tasks as assigned.

Job Title: Trust & Safety - Policy Associate

Location: Richardson office, Dallas, US (Onsite)

Work on W2

Must have exp: policy writing/support, compliance, risk analysis, content

moderation/policy operations,

Job Summary

Trust & Safety teams safeguard the integrity of our customer’s Marketplace, delivery platforms, and end customer experiences by preventing fraud, enforcing platform rules,ensuring regulatory compliance, and maintaining trust for millions of customers and sellers. As a Trust & Safety Policy Associate focused on policy drafting, you will support the development, refinement, and documentation of policies, guidelines, and standards that govern seller behaviour, prohibited items, acceptable use, risk controls, and abuse prevention. You will collaborate with our customer’s Legal, Compliance, Risk, and Operations teams to create clear, enforceable, and scalable policy language that balances business growth, customer protection, and legal requirements.

Key Responsibilities

• Assist in drafting, revising, and updating policy documents, including prohibited/restricted

products lists, seller conduct guidelines, acceptable use policies, fraud/risk rules, and

enforcement procedures.

• Research emerging threats, abuse patterns, regulatory developments (e.g., consumer

protection laws, product safety regs, IP rules), and industry benchmarks to inform policy

recommendations and language.

• Translate high-level risk and compliance objectives into precise, unambiguous policy text

suitable for automated systems, human reviewers, and seller communications.

• Support policy gap analysis: identify ambiguities, edge cases, or enforcement challenges

in existing rules and propose clear revisions through drafting.

• Maintain policy repositories/knowledge bases, and track version control.

• Help develop training material and FAQs, seller education content, training modules,

rollout communications, and internal SOPs tied to new/updated policies.

• Monitor policy effectiveness through metrics (e.g., violation rates, appeal outcomes, false

positives, seller compliance trends) and recommend iterative drafting improvements.

• Collaborate with Legal, Compliance, Privacy, and external regulators to ensure drafted

policies align with global laws and customer standards.

Basic Qualifications

• Bachelor degree in Law, Criminal Justice, Business, Communications, Public Policy, or

a related field (or equivalent experience).

• 3+ years of experience in policy writing/support, compliance, risk analysis, content

moderation/policy operations, investigations, or Trust & Safety-related roles (internships,

analyst positions, or related fields qualify).

• Strong writing and analytical skills with proven ability to draft clear, concise, and precise

policy or legal language.

• Experience interpreting rules, guidelines, or regulations in fast-paced or high-volume

environments.

• Comfort handling sensitive topics (e.g., fraud patterns, prohibited items, abusive

behavior).

Preferred Qualifications

• Prior exposure to drafting or supporting policies in eCommerce, marketplaces, gig

economy, fraud prevention, or online trust & safety contexts.

• Familiarity with online platform risks (e.g., counterfeit goods, prohibited products, seller

fraud, identity verification, regulatory compliance like CPSC, IP enforcement).

• Understanding of global regulatory environments relevant to retail/eCommerce (e.g.,

product safety, consumer protection, data privacy).

• Experience working cross-functionally with Legal, Product, Engineering, or Operations

teams.

• Data-oriented: ability to use metrics/insights to evaluate and refine policy language.

• Additional languages or experience in international compliance a plus for global policy

Job Description

The Data Quality Analyst / Databricks Implementation Specialist plays a key role in advancing the company’s enterprise data governance and Databricks Lakehouse strategy. This role partners closely with business data stewards, data owners, and technical teams to translate business data requirements into governed, high-quality datasets within Databricks Unity Catalog. The analyst will support domain onboarding, develop and operationalize data quality rules, perform profiling and analysis, and help implement enterprise standards for metadata, lineage, and semantic consistency.

Key Responsibilities

• Data Quality & Profiling
• Develop, document, and maintain data quality rules for critical data elements (CDEs).
• Perform data profiling, anomaly detection, and root-cause analysis.
• Partner with data stewards to validate definitions, thresholds, and business rules.
• Monitor and report on data quality metrics and remediation progress.
• Databricks Unity Catalog Implementation
• Support Unity Catalog rollout across domains, including catalog structure, tagging, and metadata standards.
• Assist with onboarding domains into the Bronze → Silver → Gold architecture.
• Ensure lineage, ownership, and quality rules are embedded into Databricks pipelines.
• Help implement domain-aligned access controls and sensitivity tagging.
• Collaboration with Data Stewards & Business Partners
• Work directly with business data stewards to understand data requirements and quality expectations.
• Translate business meaning into standardized CDEs and steward-approved metadata.
• Facilitate working sessions to align on semantics, domain boundaries, and data product requirements.
• Support consistent governance practices across domains.
• Metadata, Lineage, and Catalog Management
• Maintain high-quality metadata in the enterprise data catalog.
• Ensure CDEs, KPIs, and domain terms are accurately documented.
• Validate lineage from raw sources through refined layers.
• Data Analysis & Issue Resolution
• Investigate data issues raised by business users or downstream consumers.
• Perform impact analysis for schema changes or quality rule updates.
• Support remediation efforts with engineering and business teams.

Required Skills & Experience

3–5 years of experience in data quality, data governance, or data analysis.

Hands-on experience with Databricks, Delta Lake, or similar cloud platforms.

Strong understanding of data quality concepts.

Experience with metadata catalogs or governance tools.

Proficiency with SQL and data analysis.

Strong communication skills.

Nice to Have Skills & Experience

Experience with Databricks Unity Catalog.

Familiarity with Medallion Architecture.

Exposure to governance frameworks (DAMA, DCAM).

Experience collaborating with data stewards or data owners.

Knowledge of data modeling or semantic layers.

Pay Rate depending on background and experience ranging from $35-43/hr

Job Summary

This role is responsible for the daily administration, accuracy, and operational readiness of the organization’s Workforce Management (WFM) and workforce compliance systems. Serving as the system administrator and data steward, the position ensures timekeeping and scheduling configurations align with company policies, labor laws, union agreements, and payroll requirements. The role monitors daily system activity, resolves exceptions and pay rule issues, supports payroll processing and period close, and partners with HRIS on system upgrades, testing, and releases. This position also serves as a primary support resource for WFM inquiries, maintains system documentation and SOPs, supports audits, and provides training to managers and employees to ensure consistent and compliant system use.

This is What You’ll Do

• Administer and maintain the Workforce Management (WFM) system, including schedules, work rules, pay codes, accruals, and labor categories.

• Perform system audits and ongoing data validation to ensure accuracy, rule compliance, and data integrity.

• Support system upgrades, releases, and regression testing in partnership with HRIS.

• Monitor daily timekeeping activity and investigate and resolve exceptions, missed punches, pay rule errors, and scheduling issues.

• Partner with Payroll to support accurate and timely pay processing, period close activities, and payroll deadlines.

• Serve as a primary support contact for WFM inquiries, troubleshooting issues and escalating system defects as needed.

• Support ticket intake, prioritization, resolution tracking, and documentation of recurring issues and root cause analysis.

• Maintain SOPs, job aids, and configuration documentation to ensure consistent application of workforce policies and system rules.

• Ensure timekeeping and scheduling practices comply with labor laws, company policies, and union agreements, and support workforce audits.

• Train managers and employees on WFM system usage, support new site launches and conversions, and provide guidance on schedules, time entry, and approvals.

• Perform other duties as assigned.

This is What it Takes

• Associate’s degree in Business, Human Resources, Information Systems, or related field OR five (5) years’ equivalent experience; Bachelor’s degree preferred.

• Four (4) years of experience administering Workforce Management or time and attendance systems.

• Experience in multi-site and hourly workforce environments preferred.

• Experience supporting payroll and HRIS system integrations preferred.

• Strong attention to detail and process orientation.

• Strong communication and customer support skills.

• Knowledge of WFM and time & attendance systems, including configuration and support.

• Ability to configure, maintain, and support WFM systems.

• Ability to identify and resolve timekeeping and payroll-related issues.

• Ability to use ticketing systems (e.g., Cherwell, ServiceNow) to track and resolve requests preferred.

• Understanding federal and state labor laws, including FLSA, preferred.

Physical Requirements

• Position works in-office at the corporate location.

• Ability to sit for extended periods of time.

• Ability to use a computer and other office equipment.

• Ability to occasionally lift and carry up to 20 pounds.

• Ability to reach, bend, and stoop as necessary.

• Ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing.

• Ability to focus and concentrate on tasks for extended periods.

• Ability to navigate the office environment safely, including stairs and elevators (if applicable).

• Ability to travel up to 20% via airplane or vehicle (if applicable).

• Ability to use assistive devices if needed for mobility or communication.

Do Satisfying Work. Earn Real Rewards and Benefits

We’re widely known and respected for our benefits and for leadership that is supportive and hands-on. Managers who truly want you to grow and excel.

• Formal training
• Outstanding plans for medical, dental, and vision insurance
• Health savings account (HSA)
• Flexible spending account (FSA)
• Tuition Reimbursement
• Employee assistance program (EAP)
• Wellness program
• 401k retirement plan
• Paid time off
• Company paid holidays
• Personal time

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