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The Senior Employment Litigation Counsel is responsible for strategic oversight and management of employment‑related litigation worldwide. This role serves as the central point of accountability for global employment disputes, working closely with regional legal teams, HR, and external counsel to manage risk, ensure consistent legal strategy, and support business objectives across jurisdictions. The position requires deep expertise in employment law litigation, strong judgment, and the ability to operate effectively in a complex, multinational environment. This role reports to the Global Head of Employment Law.
Job Responsibility
Lead and manage all employment‑related litigation, attorney demands and administrative proceedings globally
Develop and execute global employment litigation strategy
Oversee case assessment, early resolution strategies, discovery, trial preparation, and settlement negotiations
Select, retain, and manage outside counsel across multiple jurisdictions
Control litigation budgets, monitor spending, and drive cost‑effective outcomes
Ensure external counsel aligns with company values, principles, and litigation strategy
Partner closely with HR, Ops/Finance and regional Legal teams to proactively manage employment risk
Advise senior leadership and HR stakeholders on litigation exposure, trends, and risk mitigation strategies
Identify systemic litigation risks and recommend process improvements, training, and policy updates
Analyze and report litigation data and trends
Provide clear, concise reporting on litigation status, financial exposure, and key risks to leadership
Ensure compliance with internal governance, documentation, and reporting requirements
Support audits, regulatory inquiries, and board‑level reporting as needed
Requirements
Juris Doctor (JD) or equivalent law degree from an accredited institution
Active bar membership in at least one jurisdiction