Attorney Jobs in New Jersey

Moving to New Jersey? Find some basic demographic data about New Jersey below.

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Top hiring companies in your area for Attorney positions

Required or preferred licenses and certifications for Attorney positions.

The following top skills are often required or desired to land a Attorney position

• Administrative Law
• Advocacy
• Appellate
• Auditing
• Bankruptcy
• Bilingual
• Briefs
• Business Law
• Civil Rights
• Closing
• Communication Skills
• Constitutional Law
• Consumer Law
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• Criminal Law
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• Customer Service
• Drafting
• Drafting Pleadings
• English
• Enrolled Agent
• Environmental Law
• Family Law
• Filing
• Friendliness
• Handling
• Human Resources
• Immigration Law
• Insurance Defense
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• Interviewing
• Investigation
• Land Use
• Leadership
• Legal Document Preparation
• Legal Research & Writing
• Litigation
• Management
• Military Background
• Motion Practice
• Negotiation
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• Organization
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• Research and Writing
• Research Skills
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• Securities
• Software
• Spanish
• Staff Supervision
• Tax Planning
• Taxes
• Training and Development
• Troubleshooting
• TurboTax
• Writing Skills
• Written Communication

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