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Legal Analyst

Gordex Corp.

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Woodhaven, NY
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Requirements

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Master's degree

Job overview

The Legal Analyst supports corporate transactional activities through legal research, statutory analysis, and regulatory compliance evaluation. The role drafts corporate documentation, vendor agreements, and internal compliance policies; analyzes comparative legal frameworks and contractual structures; and prepares memoranda, briefs, reports, and risk assessments. It also monitors legal and regulatory developments affecting corporate operations. Candidates must hold an LL.M. or foreign equivalent in Law and have documented coursework or training in Commonwealth/Caribbean comparative legal systems and contract structures.

Skills & qualifications

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Skills

Legal ResearchStatutory AnalysisRegulatory Compliance EvaluationCorporate Documentation DraftingVendor Agreement DraftingCompliance Policy DraftingComparative Legal AnalysisContractual Structure AnalysisLegal Memorandum PreparationRisk AssessmentLegal Monitoring

Qualifications

Master of Laws in LawCommonwealth/Caribbean Legal Systems Coursework or Training

Full job description

Perform advanced legal research, statutory analysis, and regulatory compliance evaluation supporting corporate transactional activities. Draft corporate documentation, vendor agreements, and internal compliance policies. Analyze comparative legal frameworks and contractual structures. Prepare legal memoranda, analytical briefs, compliance reports, and risk assessments. Monitor applicable legal and regulatory developments affecting corporate operations. Minimum requirement: Master of Laws (LL.M.) degree, or a foreign equivalent degree, in Law, plus documented academic coursework or training in Commonwealth/Caribbean comparative legal systems and contract structures.

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