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Grand Rapids office of our client seeks environmental attorney with 2+ years of experience. The candidate will work on a broad array of matters, primarily in the Midwest, covering traditional environmental media (water, land, air) as well as emerging, cutting-edge state and national regulatory issues. Additional legal experience in other regulatory areas (energy, OSHA, FDA), real estate and/or litigation is a plus. Legal

Should also possess strong academic credentials, excellent writing and analytical skills, good character, initiative and interpersonal skills.

This strong Midwest-based firm is known for having both sophisticated work and clientele. The high-level work available at this firm comes with the real possibility of making partner. The firm has a thriving intellectual property practice, in addition to strong core practices revolving around litigation and transactional work. The firm has a national presence, but maintains a small-town collegial atmosphere.

Grand Rapids office of our client seeks environmental law attorney preferably with several years of experience, including such matters as transactions and due diligence, regulatory compliance and permitting, site remediation and redevelopment, and litigation and administrative appeals. The candidate must be licensed and in good standing (or willing and able to become licensed) to practice law in the state of Michigan. Legal

Established more than half a century ago, this Michigan-based law firm has two offices in the state and is comprised of a significantly large number of highly accomplished attorneys and well-qualified support staff. Some of the firm's main areas of practice are business law, corporate law, insurance defense, labor & employment law, and healthcare law. An equal opportunity employer, this firm encourages diversity and inclusion at the workplace.

Livonia office of our client seeks environmental attorney with 7-10 years of litigation experience in state and federal courts. The candidate should have experience in some or all of the following: Environmental, toxic tort, products liability and mold litigation; Spill response and forensic analysis; Property transactions with environmental due diligence, hazardous waste and contractor liability; and Insurance defense work, including budgeting, discovery, reporting. Legal

Strong academic credentials is required. Must be a self-starter, possess excellent research skills with LexisNexis or Westlaw, have excellent writing and communication skills and high-level computer proficiency.