• Support the company’s corporate legal strategy • Oversee core corporate governance functions • Advise on securities compliance and strategic transactions • Lead matters related to securities law compliance, including SEC reporting and disclosures • Contribute to strategic corporate initiatives including mergers and acquisitions • Partner closely with outside counsel and internal stakeholders

• Drafting and reviewing regulatory payor/provider contracts • Working closely with internal clients in Labcorp’s Payor Solutions department • Collaborating with Contract Administrators and other attorneys’ functional leaders across the Labcorp enterprise • Coordinating with outside counsel

Role Description This role offers the chance to provide hands-on legal guidance across a rapidly growing technology business serving both public and commercial sectors. You will advise on government contracting, commercial transactions, intellectual property, export controls, and regulatory compliance, while supporting cutting-edge aerospace and defense programs. The position allows you to work closely with executives and cross-functional teams to enable business growth while managing legal and regulatory risk. You will be a key contributor in a fast-paced, collaborative environment, shaping contracts, policies, and processes that directly impact national security missions and commercial innovation. The ideal candidate is pragmatic, highly organized, and capable of taking ownership of complex matters from start to finish. Accountabilities - Negotiate, draft, and review commercial and government contracts, including technology development, manufacturing, SaaS, and professional services agreements. - Advise on compliance with Federal, State, and Local government contracting regulations, including FAR and DFARS. - Support proposal development, RFP responses, and subcontract management across defense and commercial programs. - Provide guidance on intellectual property, data rights, export controls (ITAR/EAR), and other regulatory frameworks. - Partner with cross-functional teams including sales, engineering, supply chain, and program management to balance business growth with legal risk. - Develop and maintain contract templates, playbooks, and training materials to streamline legal processes. - Act as a strategic legal advisor, offering practical solutions that enable business agility while maintaining compliance. Qualifications - Juris Doctor (J.D.) from an accredited U.S. law school and active bar membership in at least one U.S. jurisdiction. - Minimum of 7 years of relevant legal experience, with 5+ years focused on U.S. Federal and defense contracting. - Deep understanding of FAR, DFARS, and related procurement regulations. - Experience managing dual-use or mixed commercial and government contracts in aerospace, defense, or advanced technology sectors. - Proven track record negotiating complex agreements, including teaming, licensing, and manufacturing arrangements. - U.S. Person status required to handle export-controlled information. Desired Skills and Experience - Knowledge of export controls (ITAR/EAR) and supply chain compliance. - Familiarity with intellectual property, data rights, and regulatory frameworks affecting commercial and defense technology. - Ability to manage projects independently from start to finish. - Pragmatic, collaborative approach with excellent communication and judgment. - Enthusiasm for operating in a lean, fast-paced team environment. Benefits - Base salary range: $145,000 - $215,000 annually. - Restricted Stock Units (RSUs). - Fully paid medical, dental, and vision insurance (PPO or HDHP/HSA options). - Virtual care and mental health support through SpringHealth, Talkspace, and 98Point6. - Company-paid life, short-term, and long-term disability insurance. - Flexible PTO (exempt) / 15 days per year (non-exempt). - 401(k) plan with company match. - Pet insurance, prepaid legal program, and commuter benefits. - Paid company holidays. - Opportunities to work on high-impact, cutting-edge technology programs in both commercial and national security spaces.

• Defend clients (Grange insureds or Grange Insurance) in pending litigation throughout the entire assigned state • Travel when necessary, including occasional overnight travel • Comply with all State Bar ethical standards and continuing legal education requirements expected of an attorney in good standing • Work and communicate with Grange claims legal personnel in a prompt and efficient manner on all assigned litigation files • Maintain pending and closed litigation files in an efficient, professional and standardized manner per House Counsel protocols and Grange Insurance records retention expectations • Participate in quality assurance reviews of assigned files and house counsel office procedures • Work with House Counsel office supervisor to maintain recurring management reports for the office • Assist in the training of the office paralegal(s) • Assist in the training of the office legal assistant(s)