Corporate Sec Counsel Jobs in New York
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Corporate Associate Attorney 4-6 yrs. Exp.
Garden City, NY
Type: Full Time | Posted Date: Feb 05, 2026
SUMMARY: Hochheiser & Akmal PLLC, a corporate boutique law firm based in Garden City, New York, is seeking a mid?level associate (approximately 4–6 years of experience) to join its Corporate Department. Our practice focuses on M&A, commercial transactions, data privacy and security, regulatory matters, and...
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Corporate Associate Attorney 7-10 yrs. Exp.
Garden City, NY
Type: Full Time | Posted Date: Feb 05, 2026
SUMMARY: Hochheiser & Akmal PLLC, a premier corporate boutique law firm based in Garden City, New York, is seeking a senior associate (approximately 7-10 years of experience) to join its Corporate Department. H&A offers a successful candidate the opportunity to work on complex, cutting?edge transactions for ...
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Senior Manager, Corporate Secretary's Office
New York City, NY
Type: Full Time | Posted Date: Jul 06, 2022
SUMMARY: Job Title: Senior Manager, Corporate Secretary's Office A little bit about our team: The Corporate Secretary's Office is responsible for managing the corporate secretary activities of Warner Music Group and its affiliates and maintains their official records. Your ro...
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Shareholder Litigation Associate
New York City, NY
Type: Full Time | Posted Date: Jun 03, 2022
SUMMARY: We are a plaintiffs-side law firm seeking a litigation associate with 4 to 8 years of experience. We focus primarily in shareholder derivative litigation and shareholder class actions, with a particular emphasis on breach of fiduciary duty claims, including in connection with excessive executive ...
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Attorney for Long Island Municipal Law Firm
Carle Place, NY
Type: Full Time | Posted Date: Jan 06, 2022
SUMMARY: Sokoloff Stern LLP is seeking an attorney for its Nassau County office. All levels of experience will be considered. The firm largely focuses on the defense of municipalities and school districts in civil litigation, with a heavy concentration in the defense of civil rights matters. The firm’s cas...