- Provide strategic advice on legal matters with the objective of ensuring that MES's business strategies, policies, and programs are well developed and legally sound.- Advise executive, senior management and board on various matters such as legal rights, pending litigation concerns, and new & existing laws.- Review and revise draft contracts, agreements, and bid proposals, such as employment and procurement agreements.- Maintain knowledge of organization’s operations and legal documents.- Conduct legal research and review and advise the company's litigation strategy on pending legal actions.- Provide legal counsel relating to issues arising from complex commercial transactions for environmental services provided to a variety of clients and stakeholders. - Counsel internal stakeholders regarding applicable public sector regulations and requirements. - Monitor emerging legislation and regulation, and advise management of relevant developments.- Analyze complex information and think strategically to solve problems and assess and minimize risk.- Work both independently and as a member of a flexible team across several work sites.

- Serve as lead counsel on employment litigation, police tort matters in state, federal, and administrative courts, including complex strategic settlement negotiations and appellate matters.- Manage and supervise relationships and matters with outside counsels in various markets and functions- Work cross-functionally across the Transportation Authority's legal matters including, but not limited to, general corporate matters and commercial contracts; privacy and data security matters; employment and litigation matters; environmental studies and compliance; and transactional matters, - Provide strategic advice on legal matters with the objective of ensuring that the Transportation Authority's business strategies, policies, and programs are well developed and legally sound.

Taught Electronic Legal Studies course which focused on applying computer-assisted legal research strategies to locate primary and secondary sources of law; developing research strategies; identifying appropriate databases, formulating and applying diverse search techniques, and evaluating results. The course also discussed the identification of appropriate use of print, free online, or paid online legal information sources.