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**Employment Litigation Counsel**: Strategic role advises internal stakeholders on U.S. federal, state, and local employment laws, mitigating risks in complex employee relations and compliance matters. Key responsibilities include litigation strategy, wage and hour law expertise, discrimination claim resolution, and regulatory compliance assessment. This senior-level position also involves managing outside counsel relationships and industry trend analysis, with up to 25% domestic travel.
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- Country
- United States
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Full Job Description
Litigation professionals support Accenture's business, minimize risk and engage in dispute resolution related to employment compliance with federal and state laws and company policies; provide specialized and deep areas of expertise relative to employment issues; and coordinate legal advice related to employment disputes.
The Employment Litigation Counsel serves as a legal advisor to internal stakeholders regarding complex employee relations issues and compliance matters. This role will be focused on employment litigation throughout the US reporting into the North American Employment Litigation Lead.
Key Responsibilities
Act as legal advisor regarding employment litigation and disputes involving US federal, state, and local employment laws with emphasis on compliance and risk mitigation strategies.
Provide legal expertise to resolve complex employee relations and litigation matters.
Have knowledge regarding FLSA employment classifications, overtime matters, and other wage and hour issues.
Provide legal expertise relative to disputes alleging discrimination, retaliation, wrongful termination, and other employment-related claims.
Assess and have knowledge regarding employment-related regulatory and compliance initiatives.
Develop and manage outside counsel relationships.
Support business and provide dispute resolution for employment-related claims arising from acquisitions.
Stay abreast of legal developments affecting the company, its clients, and industries and recommend changes to companys practices as needed in light of employment litigation trends.
Job requirement: Ability to work across multiple U.S. time zones and travel domestically up to 25%




