Develop, review, redline, and negotiate contracts, Master Agreements, and purchase orders consistent with company policies. Advise operations teams to ensure compliance with contractual terms and conditions. Collaborate with Subject Matter Experts to mitigate risks that may arise from contractual requirements. Work with legal, accounting, and project teams to resolve contract disputes. Assemble data and compose persuasive narratives in support of company’s insurance and bond claims. Organize and prepare information necessary for mediating disputes with vendors and developers. Conduct legal research of state laws related to liens and contracts, and report to management regarding potential impact of changes on business operations. Coordinate with outside counsel regarding cases in litigation and review outside counsel invoices. Manage and mentor both contracts and administrative team members.

Handled property title clearance for national cell phone carrier. Analyzed relevant public records to ensure properties were claim-free for the placement of 40+ cell towers - estimated at $8M investment. Reviewed deeds and other title documents for potential siting roadblocks such as easements, liens, and other clouds on title.

Various volunteer positions including: local alumni interviewer for University of Pennsylvania Admissions, Sunday School teacher for children and adults, bilingual Spanish/English front desk administrator at Crossover Healthcare Ministry.

Counsel in Federal and State court with civil and criminal caseload. Researched and drafted pleadings, briefs, employee handbooks, and non-compete agreements. Trained law enforcement officers on employment laws. Coached witnesses in preparation for trials and depositions. Managed client relationships, including explaining rights and identifying goals.

Assessed proposed occupational safety and health (OSHA) enforcement sanctions prior to issuance. Advised agency management on issues related to enforcement of regulations. Negotiated with employers the settlement of OSHA cases.