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The Corporate Counsel is a newly created role to support APM’s growth and continued development as the world’s leading human services provider. Preferably coming from a strong commercial or government background, this individual will play a key role in management of legal work associated with APM’s US businesses. A successful candidate should have knowledge in one or several areas of corporate law, such as property, contracts, compliance and employment/labor. Admission in good standing to practice law in home state, ability to obtain corporate counsel admission in Kentucky required.
Contracts – Review and Drafting
Review of customer contracts, leases and other agreements to ensure risk is understood and managed effectively by the business
Draft contracts in new business areas in consultation with Business Partners
Support the contracting lifecycle from intake to execution, including amendments, renewals, RFP/RFQ responses, and vendor onboarding.
Advise operational teams on contract interpretation, risk allocation, performance obligations, and dispute mitigation.
Business Support
Support corporate governance activities including entity management, annual reports, board materials, minutes, and recordkeeping.
Assist with compliance related to corporate registrations, licensing, certificates of authority, and contract eligibility requirements.
Compliance Understands and applies APM policies and procedures, and helps to advise on compliance with APM’s code of conduct, whistleblowing and other ethical policies Maintains a high level of personal integrity and compliance with APM’s values Maintains an awareness of relevant trends and issues in regulation applicable to relevant sectors, such as clinical governance, privacy and employment law requirements Communicate and escalate any issues, as necessary.
Support training and education for staff on legal, compliance, privacy, and contract-related topics.
Corporate Law and Commercial Dispute Management
Manage pre-litigation disputes and work with outside counsel on litigation, administrative claims, and other dispute matters.
Evaluate potential liability and recommend strategies for resolution, mitigation, or negotiated outcomes.
Deliver training and updates to help the business manage disputes and upcoming legislative changes
Legal Advice
Quickly understand new areas of the law and communicate advice in a concise, plain English and commercially focused manner
Exercise awareness of limitations, and when to seek external advice or assistance from other team members on matters of significance
Communicate effectively around legal risk and proactively provide advice to the business without waiting to be asked or for something to go wrong
Continuous improvement
Work to continually improve organisational systems and processes to maximise employee efficiency, effectiveness, and productivity to deliver quality outcomes.
Actively contribute to this process of continual improvement by always seeking better ways to support and assist colleagues and Senior Leadership.
Miscellaneous
Perform additional legal tasks and special projects as assigned by the Associate General Counsel or APM’s Chief Risk and Legal Officer
Develop competency on a broad spectrum of legal issues common to APM US operating companies
Experience and Key Skills
Experience in commercial contracts, including drafting, negotiation and review - essential
Employment or Labor law experience – essential
Property law experience - desired
Having worked in a multinational corporate group or law firm - desired
Licensed in good standing in home state, with ability to gain corporate counsel status in Kentucky – essential
Capabilities
Excellent analytical and communication skills (both verbal and written)
Strong coordination and time management skills
Ability to engage and consult with multiple stakeholders
Highly versed in negotiating
High degree of self-motivation
Strong influencing, negotiating and relationship building skills
Strong attention to detail
An international mindset
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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