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Ensure the follow-up and processing of all legal and administrative files with the various stakeholders: lawyers, administrative offices
Other information
Ensure a legal and administrative watch with the texts in force and inform the Directorate according to the instructions that are given
Be able to set up a legal file by ensuring the technical know-how and follow-up with all the bodies concerned
Know how to create and maintain a network
Candidate profile
Education / Qualifications
Man with strong legal background
Experience
Have at least 5 years of experience in handling legal and administrative files
Methodical, highly organized
Availability required
Good communication in French and Malagasy
Knows how to use job tracking software and other IT knowledge specific to the legal sector
Holder of a Higher Diploma in Law (Private and Business Law)
Sector: Commercial
Mode of work: On site
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