NewLitigation & Enforcement Associate Attorney Direct CounselLitigation & Enforcement Associate AttorneyBoston, MA$235,000–$310,000 / yearJob Description Litigation & Enforcement Associate Attorney Direct Counsel is seeking a Litigation & Enforcement Associate Attorney to join the Fintech & Financial Advisory practice of a prestigious Am Law firm in one of the following offices: Austin, Boston, Charlotte, Chicago, Houston, Irvine (Orange County), Los Angeles, Miami, New York City, Portland, Sacramento, San Francisco, Santa Monica, Seattle, Silicon Valley (Menlo Park), or Washington, D.C. The role focuses on representing financial services companies in complex litigation, government investigations, and regulatory enforcement matters involving consumer financial services and payments.
NewAssistant County Attorney Office of the Hillsborough County AttorneyAssistant County AttorneyNashua, NHRepresenting the State at bail hearings, pretrial motion hearings, depositions, and trials. residents), seeks a dedicated Assistant County Attorney to join our team of prosecutors.
Marketing Manager, Law Enforcement AxonMarketing Manager, Law EnforcementBoston, MA$112,500–$180,000 / yearAs a Marketing Manager supporting state and local law enforcement, you'll be responsible for supporting sales team requests, partnering with the events team on key events, and planning and executing targeted campaigns that reach police departments across the U.S. You'll own messaging, content development, demand generation, and field marketing to strengthen Axon's presence in our core market. If you receive a suspicious offer or outreach from an email address that is not @axon.com, or if you are asked for sensitive personal information (bank details, Social Security Number) prematurely, please ignore the message and report it to recruitingops@axon.com.
Coordinator of Law Enforcement Partnerships City of SomervilleCoordinator of Law Enforcement PartnershipsSomerville, MAFull timeWork with Crime Analyst and COHR Director to development systems to identify calls for service related to behavioral health, document response and develop behavioral health partnerships. The employee may regularly be required to sit, stand, use hands, talk, hear, reach with arms, walk, climb, balance, stoop, kneel, crouch, crawl or run.
Coordinator Of Law Enforcement Partnerships City of Somerville, MACoordinator Of Law Enforcement PartnershipsSomerville, MAWork with Crime Analyst and COHR Director to development systems to identify calls for service related to behavioral health, document response and develop behavioral health partnerships. The employee may regularly be required to sit, stand, use hands, talk, hear, reach with arms, walk, climb, balance, stoop, kneel, crouch, crawl or run.
Security & Law Enforcement U.S. NavySecurity & Law EnforcementLeominster, MAKey Responsibilities Conduct antiterrorism and force protection patrols on installations and piers; stand sentry and access control posts and control entry to secure areas; perform vehicle, personnel, and baggage inspections to detect weapons, contraband, or unauthorized items; enforce traffic and parking regulations, respond to calls for service, and investigate incidents and traffic accidents; collect and preserve evidence and prepare reports and case files; provide law enforcement presence and crowd control during special events and emergencies; operate and maintain small arms, crew-served weapons, non-lethal weapons, and security vehicles or boats; support harbor and waterside security, high-value unit escorts, and expeditionary security missions; supervise and train junior security force personnel in watchstanding, weapons, and security procedures. Work Environment Assignments at Navy installations in the U.S. and overseas, aboard aircraft carriers and other ships, and with expeditionary security units and strategic weapons facilities; work primarily on bases, piers, flight lines, harbor security boats, and in patrol vehicles, kennels, armories, and security operations centers; opportunities for overseas, forward-deployed, and dependent-restricted tours that count as sea duty for rotation; close integration with other security forces, Marine units, NCIS, and joint or host-nation partners depending on billet.
Civil Process Deputy Enforcement Unit Middlesex Sheriff’s OfficeCivil Process Deputy Enforcement UnitChelmsford, MassachusettsAdditional responsibilities of the CEU Deputy include, but are not limited, to : Perform background checks on individuals with outstanding capiases utilizing law enforcement databases for criminal history and outstanding criminal warrants; Perform capias arrests throughout Middlesex County and transport arrestees to courts throughout Massachusetts; Perform business and vehicle seizures when issued an execution from the courts of Middlesex County; Keep the peace during evictions and administrative search warrants when issued from the courts of Middlesex County; Other work duties as assigned by the Director of Civil Process or designee. The Middlesex Sheriff’s Office will be considering applicants for the following employment opportunity: Civil Process Deputy Enforcement Unit The Middlesex Sheriff’s Office (“MSO”) Civil Process Division is seeking a qualified professional for the position Civil Process Deputy / Enforcement Unit (“CEU Deputy”) in the Civil Process Office, located in Chelmsford, MA.
NewParking Enforcement Officer - Driving Metropolis TechnologiesParking Enforcement Officer - DrivingCHELSEA, MassachusettsPart timeThis includes but is not limited to: inspecting and assessing lots for maintenance issues, painting, cleaning and repairing parking meters and pay and display machines, installing signs, sign posts and meter posts. Assist in the collection and security of all monies received through parking meters, multi-space machines, pay on foot technology and any other means of collecting parking revenues and fees.
NewParking Enforcement Officer Metropolis TechnologiesParking Enforcement OfficerCHELSEA, MAThis includes but is not limited to: inspecting and assessing lots for maintenance issues, painting, cleaning and repairing parking meters and pay and display machines, installing signs, sign posts and meter posts. License Requirement: The individual will only be required to have and maintain a valid state-issued driver’s license, with a current address and acceptable driving record, if the individual is expected to be able to drive a company vehicle or drive on company business.
NewParking Enforcement Officer SP Plus CorporationParking Enforcement OfficerChelsea, MAThis includes but is not limited to: inspecting and assessing lots for maintenance issues, painting, cleaning and repairing parking meters and pay and display machines, installing signs, sign posts and meter posts. License Requirement: The individual will only be required to have and maintain a valid state-issued driver's license, with a current address and acceptable driving record, if the individual is expected to be able to drive a company vehicle or drive on company business.
NewParking Enforcement Officer Driving SP Plus CorporationParking Enforcement Officer DrivingCHELSEA, MAThis includes but is not limited to: inspecting and assessing lots for maintenance issues, painting, cleaning and repairing parking meters and pay and display machines, installing signs, sign posts and meter posts. Assist in the collection and security of all monies received through parking meters, multi-space machines, pay on foot technology and any other means of collecting parking revenues and fees.
NewDirector, Enforcement Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, Inc.Director, EnforcementBoston, MAEssential skills include the ability to communicate effectively with team members in different geographic locations, to assess the quality of cases by applying a rigorous analytical framework, to effectively prioritize and progress matters in a timely fashion, to successfully collaborate with senior management in Enforcement and other departments, and to manage personnel effectively. FINRA employees are required to disclose to FINRA all brokerage accounts that they maintain, and those in which they control trading or have a financial interest (including any trust account of which they are a trustee or beneficiary and all accounts of a spouse, domestic partner or minor child who lives with the employee) and to authorize their broker-dealers to provide FINRA with duplicate statements for all of those accounts.
Affirmative Civil Enforcement (Ace) Investigator CONTACT GOVERNMENT SERVICESAffirmative Civil Enforcement (Ace) InvestigatorBoston, MA$51,435.30–$66,131.10 / yearPerforms sophisticated analyses of large-scale hard-copy and electronic data, such as health care claims data, financial transaction data, accounting records, or bank records to develop investigative leads and to determine their potential relevance to the allegations at issue. Skills and attributes for success: The investigator will generate new investigations, and to continue with ongoing investigation and civil actions involving fraud in areas such as healthcare, contracting, and grants, as well as other fraud and abuse of federal public funds and programs.
Litigation & Enforcement Associate Mosaic RecruitsLitigation & Enforcement AssociateBoston, WashingtonResponsibilities include managing litigation, drafting pleadings, overseeing discovery, participating in mediation/arbitration, and mentoring junior associates. Handles complex commercial litigation, class actions, shareholder suits, deal-related disputes, and breach of contract matters.
Investigator - Salem/Lowell - Children & Family Law Division/Youth Advocacy Division Committee for Public CounselInvestigator - Salem/Lowell - Children & Family Law Division/Youth Advocacy DivisionSalem, MassachusettsFull timeInvestigating and documenting allegations made by the Department of Children and Families and the Worcester County District Attorney’s Office, as well as crime scenes, commonly located in neighborhoods that have been designated as ‘high crime areas’ by local law enforcement agencies; Preparing and presenting oral and/or written reports based upon interviews and/or information obtained during the course of the investigation; Conducting surveillance; Measuring, diagramming, and photographing locations where crimes may have taken place and/or any location appropriate to the defense strategy; Utilizing computers for on-line access to the Registry of Motor Vehicles, public records, databases, social networking sites, and various online searches; Keeping accurate records of all phases of the investigation, and being accountable for all aspects of the investigation; Networking and maintaining personal contact with individuals in various agencies, including, but not limited to, police departments, courts, state agencies, private sector agencies, and others to facilitate access to information necessary to the defense of a case; Reviewing and analyzing police reports and witness statements; Maintaining open lines of communication with attorneys as to investigative updates and case strategy and meeting all deadlines associated with cases; Maintaining professional and productive relationships with attorneys and other staff members; Evaluating individuals and factual situations to aid the attorney in preparing and presenting a defense to the criminal charges; Advising attorneys regarding changes and developments in investigative tools and techniques; Developing familiarity with Massachusetts child welfare laws and regulations, criminal laws and rules of criminal and civil procedure; Serving summonses on witnesses and document record keepers; Arranging timely appearance of witnesses at court by keeping them “on call” and when necessary, providing transportation for clients and/or witnesses to court or other facilities; Preparing exhibits for trials and hearings; Ability to work independently and outside of normal business hours as needed; Participating in training programs for attorneys, as well as investigators; and, Other duties as assigned. The Youth Advocacy Division (YAD), the juvenile defender division of CPCS, is committed to ensuring that every indigent child in Massachusetts has access to zealous legal representation in delinquency, GCL Revocation, juvenile murder, juvenile appeals, and youthful offender cases from a diverse and ever improving community of juvenile defenders consisting of both private assigned counsel and staff public defenders.
Investigator - Family Justice Advocates/TAY - Children & Family Law Division Committee for Public CounselInvestigator - Family Justice Advocates/TAY - Children & Family Law DivisionBoston, MAInvestigating and documenting allegations made by the Department of Children and Families and the Worcester County District Attorney’s Office, as well as crime scenes, commonly located in neighborhoods that have been designated as ‘high crime areas’ by local law enforcement agencies; Preparing and presenting oral and/or written reports based upon interviews and/or information obtained during the course of the investigation; Conducting surveillance; Measuring, diagramming, and photographing locations where crimes may have taken place and/or any location appropriate to the defense strategy; Utilizing computers for on-line access to the Registry of Motor Vehicles, public records, databases, social networking sites, and various online searches; Keeping accurate records of all phases of the investigation, and being accountable for all aspects of the investigation; Networking and maintaining personal contact with individuals in various agencies, including, but not limited to, police departments, courts, state agencies, private sector agencies, and others to facilitate access to information necessary to the defense of a case; Reviewing and analyzing police reports and witness statements; Maintaining open lines of communication with attorneys as to investigative updates and case strategy and meeting all deadlines associated with cases; Maintaining professional and productive relationships with attorneys and other staff members; Evaluating individuals and factual situations to aid the attorney in preparing and presenting a defense to the criminal charges; Advising attorneys regarding changes and developments in investigative tools and techniques; Developing familiarity with Massachusetts child welfare laws and regulations, criminal laws and rules of criminal and civil procedure; Serving summonses on witnesses and document record keepers; Arranging timely appearance of witnesses at court by keeping them “on call” and when necessary, providing transportation for clients and/or witnesses to court or other facilities; Preparing exhibits for trials and hearings; Ability to work independently and outside of normal business hours as needed; Participating in training programs for attorneys, as well as investigators; and, Other duties as assigned. FJA provides legal representation to children and indigent parents in family regulation cases, including care and protection proceedings, child requiring assistance cases, actions to terminate parental rights, guardianship-of-a-minor cases, and any other child custody proceeding where the Department of Children and Families (DCF) is a party, where the court is considering granting custody to DCF, or where there is a right to counsel.
Investigator - Boston/Roxbury/Malden - Children & Family Law Division/Youth Advocacy Division Committee for Public CounselInvestigator - Boston/Roxbury/Malden - Children & Family Law Division/Youth Advocacy DivisionBoston, MassachusettsFull timeInvestigating and documenting allegations made by the Department of Children and Families and the Worcester County District Attorney’s Office, as well as crime scenes, commonly located in neighborhoods that have been designated as ‘high crime areas’ by local law enforcement agencies; Preparing and presenting oral and/or written reports based upon interviews and/or information obtained during the course of the investigation; Conducting surveillance; Measuring, diagramming, and photographing locations where crimes may have taken place and/or any location appropriate to the defense strategy; Utilizing computers for on-line access to the Registry of Motor Vehicles, public records, databases, social networking sites, and various online searches; Keeping accurate records of all phases of the investigation, and being accountable for all aspects of the investigation; Networking and maintaining personal contact with individuals in various agencies, including, but not limited to, police departments, courts, state agencies, private sector agencies, and others to facilitate access to information necessary to the defense of a case; Reviewing and analyzing police reports and witness statements; Maintaining open lines of communication with attorneys as to investigative updates and case strategy and meeting all deadlines associated with cases; Maintaining professional and productive relationships with attorneys and other staff members; Evaluating individuals and factual situations to aid the attorney in preparing and presenting a defense to the criminal charges; Advising attorneys regarding changes and developments in investigative tools and techniques; Developing familiarity with Massachusetts child welfare laws and regulations, criminal laws and rules of criminal and civil procedure; Serving summonses on witnesses and document record keepers; Arranging timely appearance of witnesses at court by keeping them “on call” and when necessary, providing transportation for clients and/or witnesses to court or other facilities; Preparing exhibits for trials and hearings; Ability to work independently and outside of normal business hours as needed; Participating in training programs for attorneys, as well as investigators; and, Other duties as assigned. The Youth Advocacy Division (YAD), the juvenile defender division of CPCS, is committed to ensuring that every indigent child in Massachusetts has access to zealous legal representation in delinquency, GCL Revocation, juvenile murder, juvenile appeals, and youthful offender cases from a diverse and ever improving community of juvenile defenders consisting of both private assigned counsel and staff public defenders.
NewPractice Development Manager - Litigation & Enforcement Ropes & GrayPractice Development Manager - Litigation & EnforcementBoston, Massachusetts$150,100–$240,150 / yearThe ideal candidate will have experience working in a large law firm or other professional services environment; exemplary leadership skills; at least eight years of experience managing complex business operations and teams; a proven track record of successful performance; outstanding verbal and written communication skills; experience working with colleagues at all levels; strong organizational skills and attention to detail; and a willingness to roll up their sleeves to help the practice group achieve its business objectives. Manage PG talent needs by working with PGLs, partners, and Attorney Talent on partner and counsel transitions, including: evaluating overall talent needs; onboarding and integrating lateral partners and counsel; preparing business cases for partner promotions; integrating promoted partners; and succession planning for partner retirements.
Parking Enforcement Attendant - Portsmouth Towne Park Ltd.Parking Enforcement Attendant - PortsmouthAmesbury, MA$16–$18 / hourThis position is responsible for performing a variety of Facility/Garage/Lot supportive functions which include, but are not limited to; customer service, cashiering, flagging, cleaning, lot maintenance, operating and maintaining revenue control equipment, filling out reports, issuing parking citations, opening and closing of booths. The employee frequently is required to sit or stand for extended periods of time and may be required to run; walk; handle or feel objects, tools or controls; reach with hands and arms; climb stairs; balance; stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl.
Police Officer Bentley UniversityPolice OfficerWaltham, MassachusettsTo provide law enforcement, security and related public safety services for both the protection of University-owned property and the members of the Bentley community in fulfillment of the department’s mission to provide a comprehensive program of services to help ensure the campus remains a safe and pleasant place in which to live, study and work. Make arrests and/or refer incidents to Student Affairs for disciplinary action, when appropriate; investigate accidents; provide direction and information to the general public; promote good police-community relations through scheduled activities and routine interaction with the University community.