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Clinical Assessment Specialist
Dallas County CSCD, Dallas, TX, US
Job SummaryEvaluate community supervision clients who have mental health and/or substance abuse issues in order to determine treatment needs and assist with supervision decisions. Produce legal documents (i.e. reports) which have a direct impact on client recidivism rates and public safety within Dallas County.Ensure that work meets established departmental standards, federal, state and local regulations and funding requirements, if applicable.Apply at: Dallas County website! DallasCounty.orgKeyword: CSCDDuties and ResponsibilitiesConduct clinical biopsychosocial assessment interviews (including dual diagnosis, mental health and substance abuse evaluations), including collecting and integrating information from a variety of collateral sources.Formulate accurate diagnoses and make substantiated treatment recommendations that reflect clients’ need and risk factors for court review and possible testimony.Provide written reports to probation officers and the courts, including DSM-5-TR diagnoses and treatment recommendations, in a timely manner.Conduct lethality assessments on potentially suicidal and/or homicidal clients as needed, including determining risk levels and appropriate interventions, notifying courts/judges as indicated, documenting outcomes.Provide consultation to probation officers regarding clients with mental illness and/or substance abuse problems. May participate in conferences with MIMR probation officers. May provide clinical support for problem-solving courts. Act as a liaison with mental health agencies and treatment providers to secure needed services for clients.May assist in training departmental staff on available clinical services for clients. May assist in keeping departmental staff apprised on the latest developments in the mental health and substance abuse fields.Build cooperative relationships with court and field personnel, the District Attorney's Office, the Public Defender's Office for the purpose of information sharing, problem solving, and positive public relations.May represent the department in oral presentations, hearings, trials, interacting with the judiciary, law enforcement and other agencies to communicate ideas and solve problems.Perform other duties as assigned.APPLY AT DALLAS COUNTY . ORG Keyword: CSCDEducation / Work Experience / TrainingEducation equivalent to a graduate degree Master's or doctoral degree in psychology or social work with specific coursework/training in clinical assessment. Licensed or license-eligible in the State of Texas. Accepted licensure includes PhD, PsyD, LPC, LPA, LMFT, and LCSW. Must be fully or provisionally licensed within one year of hire date. At least two (2) years of experience (may include practice or internships) in clinical assessment and the provision of clinical services to mentally impaired and/or substance dependent clients.Formal training in clinical assessment and psychological testing preferred but not required.Special Requirements / Knowledge, Skills & AbilitiesThorough or extensive knowledge of:Clinical disordersClinical assessmentDSM-5 diagnosesCurrent treatment methods and standards of care that are available and appropriate for clients based on their level of risk and needEthical principles in the field of Psychology (adherence is required)Since the majority of clients have multiple psychological concerns and reports must be produced within concise time frames, the following skills are critical:Strong diagnostic and conceptualization skillsStrong time management skillsStrong organizational skillsCrisis management skillsAbility to:Synthesize information from multiple sources regarding a client’s mental health and substance abuse, individual history, and level of risk/need.Identify criminogenic risk factors as well as the nature of the client’s mental health and substance use problems as they relate to identifying the appropriate treatment/ interventions.Produce a clinical formulation.Complete evaluation reports in a timely manner.Communicate the assessment/testing results effectively in a verbal and written manner.Establish working relationships with ATRS support staff, probation officers, the courts, and community-based treatment agencies.Demonstrate an intermediate proficiency level in MS Word.Special Requirements / Knowledge, Skills & Abilities (continued)Ability to model a positive, professional attitude while working effectively under sometimes stressful and emotion-charged conditions. Ability to gain the confidence and cooperation of others. Emotional maturity, resourcefulness, and initiative.Ability to adapt to changing priorities, expectations, and inflexible deadlines. Strong observation, perception, and judgment skills. Effective interpersonal, time management, problem solving, and listening skills. Ability to demonstrate discretion, sound work ethics, cultural awareness, and sensitivity. Ability to deal effectively with a diverse workforce; manage time well, perform multiple tasks and organize time-sensitive activities.Ability to effectively communicate, both verbally and in writing.Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships and professional boundaries with employees, departments, probationers, and the general public.Must possess a valid Texas Driver’s License, with a good driving record, and pass an extensive background check.Physical / Environmental Requirements and Additional RequirementsPrimarily perform work inside a standard office environment. May perform work inside a secured facility with potential exposure to hepatitis, tuberculosis, lice, and other diseases. Ability to travel to various work site locations within Dallas County is required. Requires prolonged sitting, standing, walking, and the ability to lift files, boxes, and other materials up to 15 lbs., unassisted.APPLY AT DALLAS COUNTY. ORGKeyword: CSCD
Senior Manager Legal Office Administration
Request Technology, LLC, Dallas
*We are unable to sponsor for this permanent Full time role, this role requires working onsite 5 days per week in Dallas**Position is bonus eligible*Prestigious Global Firm is currently seeking a Senior Manager of Legal Office Administration. Candidate will be responsible for the efficient and effective administrative operation of the office and ensuring exemplary client service from all staff functions. Candidate will oversee the office's day-to-day administrative processes, business, space planning/management and daily operations. The Sr. Manager of Administration develops strategic plans for the operational needs of the office and anticipates and provides support systems to meet time-sensitive attorney and client expectations. This is a critical leadership role and will act as a responsible advocate for office concerns and needs. Responsibilities:The Sr. Manager of Administration will lead a team of departmental supervisors to ensure operational efficiency in the following functional areas:Operations - will supervise all operations functions, including facilities, guest services, conference services, digital services, and mailroom.Facilities - will work closely with the operations manager to negotiate with vendors and work with building management on any maintenance or security-related issues.Digital Services - will work with operations manager to ensure the maintenance, upgrade and configuration of copiers, printers, scanners, multi-functional devices, and other reprographics and digital services software and equipment; will negotiate and adhere to vendor agreements; ensure all service level expectations are met.Mailroom - will work with operations manager to ensure the maintenance, upgrade and configuration of all mailroom related equipment, postage meters and other mailroom equipment; will negotiate and adhere to vendor agreements; ensure all service level expectations are met.Conference Services - will work closely with the guest services supervisor to supervise the Receptionist/Operations function, assist in the resolution of any conference center-related issues, and ensure smooth coordination between Conference Services and Foodservice, Conference Technology, and Facilities departments. Food Service - will work with guest services supervisor to manage and oversee office catering requirements to ensure service delivery is up to high standards; analyze monthly invoices and review all client and office-related charges; review and negotiate service agreements and annual budgets; budget for and purchase catering equipment as necessary. Overseeing all catering and pantry requests and orders; ensuring that the pantry needs are balanced with budget constraints; reviewing menus for quality control and diversity of choices.Financial Accountability - develop staffing plans and budgets for the office consistent with Firm objectives and operational requirements and ensure monthly operational expense performance meets budgets. They should contribute to the cost-effective management of the office and adhere to and enforce the Firm's purchase policies.Space Management - responsible for monitoring and making recommendations for space, facilities, and equipment needs; provides leadership and expertise in all space planning and construction projects in collaboration with the Firm's real estate department and functional leads; coordinates with stakeholders to promote client service, objectives and ensures minimal disruption to client service operations. Manage the process for attorney office assignments, office moves, and visitor spaces.Qualifications:Bachelor's degree is required6+ years of proven experience as an office/administrative manager, including managing a team and developing staff; preference in a law firm or professional services environmentOutstanding customer service skills, professional demeanor, discretion, and ability to work in a highly collaborative environmentUnderstanding of finance and budgeting best practices as well as facilities management principlesAbility to communicate with and develop strong relationships with key stakeholders, cross-functional teams and departmentsStrong problem-solving, critical thinking, coaching, interpersonal, organizational, verbal and written communication skills and attention to detailPossess a strong business acumen, critical thinking skills, and ability to use executive levels of discernment and judgmentExcellent leadership, time and resource management skills; ability to work under pressure in a fast-paced environment, to coordinate multiple tasks concurrently, and to meet deadlinesProficiency in the use of the MS Office Suite of software (Word, Outlook, PowerPoint and Excel), document management (Imanage), time entry and other law office software used by the firmAvailability to work outside of normal hours, as needed
Senior Consultant, Legal Workflow & Process Automation
Epiq eDiscovery Solutions, Inc., Dallas
It's fun to work at a company where people truly believe in what they are doing!Job Description:ABOUT EPIQ LEGAL BUSINESS ADVISORYHYPERION GLOBAL PARTNERS is a premier global consultancy to the legal profession. We advise Am Law 200 law firms, Global 1000 corporations and other legal service organizations to make intelligent, fact-based decisions about how to improve their operational performance.  A consultancy of experts, we focus on helping our clients lead transformation programs with strategic value-based engagement models and legal business expertise in process, operations, organization and technology.HYPERION RESEARCH, a division of Hyperion Global Partners, is the industry's leading source for Legal Solutions Market Intelligence. The profession's leaders, innovators and trend-makers have come to rely on Hyperion Research as the premier provider of independent market research, analysis and advisory services. 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Legal Executive Assistant
Katten, Dallas
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Katten represents public and private companies in numerous industries, as well as a number of government and nonprofit organizations and individuals.   Legal Executive Assistant - Commercial Litigation Under the general direction of assigned attorney(s) or other legal personnel and according to established Firm policies and procedures, is responsible for providing specialized administrative support and secretarial assistance to assigned attorneys/legal personnel pertaining to all aspects of litigation.  Assignment involves multi-tasking complex document production with heavy administrative functions, and client contact requiring a high degree of executive secretarial and technical skills.  This position typically supports four or more attorneys or other legal personnel as a primary assignment and also provides back-up secretarial assistance to other attorneys/legal personnel as requested.  Maintains professionalism and strict confidentiality in all client and Firm matters. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include, but may not be limited to, the following.  Other duties may be requested and/or assigned.  Regular and predictable attendance is an essential function of the position.  Essential functions are primary job duties that an individual must be able to perform successfully with or without a reasonable accommodation.  Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Generate, prepare, and organize documentation and forms requisite to the litigation practice area, such as briefs, subpoenas, motions, notices, orders, interrogatories, tables of authority, extensions of time, etc. Work with attorneys to oversee and coordinate filings with Docket through return of stamped copies from the court.  Maintain knowledge of electronic court filing procedures.  Ensure all pertinent dates are docketed.  Index all pleadings. 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Legal Billing Coordinator
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Our client is a leading professional services firm renowned for its excellence in providing top-notch legal solutions to clients across various industries. They are a premier full-service professional services firm known for its expertise in complex litigation, regulatory, and transactional work. Their diverse and inclusive culture fosters collegiality and collaboration, ensuring a deep understanding of our clients' businesses and delivering innovative solutions.Position Overview:They are currently seeking a skilled Legal Billing Coordinator to join their team in Dallas, Texas. The successful candidate will be responsible for processing billing transactions, maintaining client billing applications, and providing support to attorneys and secretaries on billing-related matters.What Our Client Offers:Hybrid workingA team-oriented work environment that values collaboration and professionalism.Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits program.Opportunities for professional growth and development.Commitment to fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion.A rewarding career in a dynamic and reputable professional services firm.Responsibilities:Process all transactions related to requests for pro forma, bill edits, and bills, including narrative edits, time/cost transfers, hour and value adjustments, unbilled write-offs, and rate re-evaluation.Maintain and process electronic bills via various client applications as requested, including transaction validation, bill transfer, and documentation.Set up and maintain special client rate tables and bill formats as requested by attorneys.Review and process unbilled write-offs and interface with client billing applications as required.Assist attorneys and secretaries with billing problems, reports, or client inquiries as needed.Run pro formas on a monthly basis and as needed.Perform other tasks and duties as assigned.Qualifications:2+ years of billing experience in a professional services environment required.Experience with Elite Enterprise, E3, or Aderant is required.Proficiency in Outlook, Word & Excel.Understanding of general accounting concepts.Excellent communication skills with the ability to work with all personnel levels.Strong attention to detail and accuracy.
Legal Officer of Regulatory Compliance & Wealth Management
Integrity Marketing Group LLC, Dallas
About IntegrityIntegrity, headquartered in Dallas, Texas, is a leading distributor of life and health insurance, and provider of innovative solutions for wealth management and retirement planning. Through its broad partner network of agents and advisors, Integrity helps millions of Americans protect their life, health and wealth with a commitment to meet them wherever they are - in person, over the phone and online. Integrity's proprietary, cutting-edge technology helps expand the insurance and financial planning experience for all stakeholders using an omnichannel approach. Providing best-in-class service to our clients and consumers is at the center of Integrity's holistic approach to life, health and wealth protection. The company and its partners focus on helping families and individuals prepare for the good days ahead, so they can make the most of what life brings.Integrity Wealth™ is Integrity's family of wealth management and retirement planning companies. With over $40 billion in assets under management and growing, Integrity Wealth through its registered investment advisers, broker-dealers, retirement planning and advisory companies provides cutting edge technology, services, and multi-custodial platform solutions to financial advisors and planners, brokers, wealth managers, and registered representatives so they can more effectively manage their clients' assets.Position SummaryWe are looking for a Legal Officer of Regulatory Compliance & Wealth Management. 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It will also include ownership of strategic compliance policies and programs, and management of the Integrity Wealth portfolio company Chief Compliance Officers.This person will be responsible for compliance at Integrity Wealth with all applicable federal and state laws, including those of the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC"), relating to state securities, as well as the requirements of any self-regulatory organizations including FINRA.Therefore, experience with a Broker Dealer and Registered Investment Advisor is required including in the areas of compliance, investment products, as well as practices and procedures in the securities industry from a best practices perspective.Primary ResponsibilitiesServe as the primary legal advisor to the Integrity Wealth organization, providing sound and timely counsel on a broad range of legal issuesProactively identify, assess, and manage legal risks facing the organization, and develop strategies to mitigate and resolve such risksManage litigation and other disputes involving the organization, including coordinating with inside and outside counsel as necessaryOversee the overall compliance program for Integrity WealthEnsure compliance by the Integrity Wealth companies with SEC regulations, FINRA requirements, state laws and regulations and other federal statutesStay advised regarding relevant compliance risks and provide regular reporting on them to executive managementEnsure Integrity Wealth companies maintain policies and procedures and oversee subsidiary compliance officersManage day-to-day compliance risk strategy for Integrity WealthAssess and mitigate risks for Integrity WealthAdvise the business regarding evolving regulatory requirements and industry changesLeverage technology platforms for compliance oversight and to monitor, evaluate and test for compliance with applicable rules, regulations, and policiesRecommend workable action plans to identify and correct material compliance weaknessesCoordinate and manage compliance officers in connection with examinations of Integrity Wealth companiesRespond to compliance inquiries and requests including from regulatory authoritiesRequired CompetenciesThorough knowledge of regulatory requirements and governance for broker-dealers and registered investment advisors, including with respect to securities laws and regulations and the Municipal Securities Rulemaking BoardA strong understanding and working knowledge of FINRA RulesA strong understanding and working knowledge of the Investment Advisor's Act of 1940A strong knowledge of retail brokerage, annuity, and alternative products, as well as prudent investor standardsLeadership, excellent writing and communication skills and the ability to identify, initiate and conclude strategic objectives in a collaborative, team-based "no ego" environmentThe ability to stay abreast of the evolving regulatory and financial landscapeA strong understanding of the risks related to broker-dealer and registered investment advisors and how those relate to and potentially impact the firm with the ability to analyze potential compliance challenges and develop actions plans to respond to themStrong knowledge and experience with current tools and technology used by broker-dealers and registered investment advisorsA strong knowledge regarding trading, execution and allocationsA strong understanding of the due diligence activities involved in trading and third-party vendor selectionAbility to establish working relationships with individuals and teams both inside and outside the organizationAbility to train others and transfer knowledge to othersAbility to think and work at both strategic and tactical levels as requiredOrientation towards process improvementEffective communicator and can explain the organization's vision and motivate others with strong, honest leadership Education and ExperienceJuris Doctorate (JD) from an accredited U.S. law schoolBachelor's business degree, preferably in Finance, Economics or AccountingMinimum of 10 years of experience as a CCO in financial services, with at least the most recent 5 years of work history at a broker-dealer and registered investment advisorSeries 4, 7, 14, 24, 53, 63, and 65 or Series 663+ years of compliance leadership with people managementCertified Regulatory Compliance Manager (CRCM) preferred, other compliance certifications desirableNo less than 5 years of experience as a practicing attorney in good standing with no record of ethical violations
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TBG | The Bachrach Group, Dallas
Our Team is helping a Prestigious Law Firm find a great Administrative Supervisor.Must have 6+ years of experience in a professional services or legal environmentMust have 2+ years of supervisory experienceSalary is 90-98k
Office Manager / Administrative Supervisor / Firm Administrator (Legal / Law Firm)
The Goodkind Group, LLC, Dallas
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Senior Counsel (In-House)
LHH, Dallas
Title: Senior Counsel (In-House)Practice area: Generalist, Corporate, Compliance, Contracts, Labor & Employment, Litigation ManagementOffice: On-Site Dallas, TX (Carrollton, TX)Required Experience: 5+ years, at least 2+ years of in-house experience. Bilingual in Spanish is a plusLicensure Requirements: Texas Bar LicenseSalary: $165,000 - $170,000 (depending on experience)Bonus: Short-term Incentives (STI) bonus of 20% annuallyBenefits: Full including 401(k) match at 4% immediately invested.This is great opportunity for someone with in-house experience working under a GC who wants to take on a larger role, handling matters on their own. Apply now by clicking above and submitting your resume!
Alternative Delivery Manager - MICON Group, Inc.
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