Top Counsel Jobs in Denver & Boulder, CO

Manages consumer litigation, arbitrations, discovery, third-party claims, outside counsel, pleadings, mediations, legal spend, and litigation risk reporting. Provides strategic legal guidance across consumer, employment, investment, lending, and regulatory disputes while collaborating with business stakeholders and counsel. Requires a JD, active U.S. bar license, approximately four years of litigation experience, and knowledge of banking regulations.

Leads complex insurance and civil litigation matters from discovery through trial and settlement, managing legal strategy, risk, budgets, client relationships, and regulatory compliance. Advises claims representatives and insured clients, oversees high-exposure cases, uses e-discovery and case management technology, mentors legal professionals, develops training, and drives organizational improvements while maintaining ethical standards.

Lead Qualtrics’ global commercial legal strategy, enterprise contract negotiations, partner operations, and go-to-market legal architecture. Partner with revenue, sales operations, finance, product, and information security leaders to accelerate deal cycles, implement playbooks and automated contracting workflows, manage risk, and support revenue recognition. Lead and mentor a team of commercial attorneys and contract managers while advising executives on strategic partnerships, enterprise agreements, and international expansion.

Senior legal counsel supporting product, engineering, cloud marketplace, AI, and strategic alliance transactions. Responsibilities include negotiating inbound technology licenses, OEM and API agreements, cloud-provider partnerships, AI platform contracts, joint development arrangements, marketplace terms, and related IP, privacy, security, competition, and compliance matters. The role also manages agreement lifecycles, develops legal playbooks, advises on technical implementation, and ensures upstream contractual obligations align with customer commitments.

Commercial Counsel supporting high-volume sales contracting by drafting, reviewing, and negotiating customer agreements and order forms. The role partners with Sales, Deal Desk, Finance, and Privacy, manages deal queues and approvals, develops contracting playbooks and workflows, and builds AI-driven tools to automate routine legal work. Candidates should have substantial legal experience, strong SaaS or technology contracting expertise, excellent business judgment, and the ability to manage deadline-driven negotiations independently.

Provides independent legal counsel on healthcare regulations, employee benefits agreements, commercial contracts, AI initiatives, and product launches. Reviews pharmacy, telehealth, licensure, fraud and abuse, privacy, and healthcare product risks; negotiates agreements; develops AI governance processes, templates, playbooks, and training; monitors regulatory developments; and coordinates complex matters across legal, product, engineering, privacy, security, compliance, finance, and procurement teams.

Leads Affirm’s global Product, Regulatory, Innovation, Licensing, Litigation, and Enforcement legal functions. Advises executives, board members, regulators, and cross-functional leaders on consumer financial products, payments, product development, regulatory matters, litigation, enforcement, and risk mitigation. Develops strategic plans, oversees regulatory inquiries and examinations, manages legal teams and budgets, and partners with senior leadership to support business growth and organizational effectiveness.

Counsel II will negotiate and execute diverse vendor agreements, including technology, cloud, SaaS, marketing technology, data platform, contractor, lease, and payment processing contracts. The role partners with Procurement, Finance, Engineering, Product, Information Security, Privacy, and other teams; develops legal playbooks, templates, and training; improves contracting processes; manages high deal volume; and provides practical guidance on privacy, data protection, and commercial legal matters.

Leads legal strategy for structured finance and capital markets transactions, including debt facilities, warehouse lines, forward flows, securitizations, and secondary-market transactions. Negotiates commercial contracts, supports corporate governance and financing documentation, advises on regulatory compliance, manages outside counsel, and supervises corporate and commercial attorneys. Partners with executive, finance, treasury, and compliance teams to structure financing products and build scalable legal processes.

Serve as strategic legal counsel to product and engineering teams on AI/ML, data governance, intellectual property, regulatory, and platform issues. Develop scalable legal frameworks and launch checklists for AI product innovation, act as the primary legal partner for product initiatives, collaborate with legal subject-matter experts, and help build the Product Counsel function’s operating model and culture.

Serves as primary legal advisor for home equity investment servicing across the full lifecycle, including regulatory compliance, default management, foreclosure, bankruptcy, REO, servicing agreements, homeowner communications, and product enhancements. Develops regulatory guidance, procedures, playbooks, and templates; manages outside foreclosure and bankruptcy firms; and advises operations and leadership on mortgage and consumer finance requirements.

Senior Commercial Counsel will lead commercial contracting and negotiations for customer, vendor, partnership, licensing, NDA, and SaaS agreements. The role advises Sales, Product, Operations, Finance, and other teams; develops legal templates and processes; supports AI and data governance, product launches, international expansion, M&A, corporate governance, and intellectual property matters. The position requires balancing legal risk with business objectives in a fast-paced health technology environment.

Review and negotiate commercial contracts for healthtech and digital health clients, including MSAs, DPAs, and BAAs. Advise on healthcare regulatory matters such as the Anti-Kickback Statute, Sunshine Act, fair market value, and HIPAA. Use AI-enabled legal tools to improve contract review while applying sound commercial judgment, managing data-flow risks, and delivering high-quality client outcomes.

Serve as a product legal advisor to product, engineering, and design teams across the product lifecycle. Advise on privacy, intellectual property, open-source licensing, AI/ML, product terms, regulatory compliance, security incidents, acquisitions, trademarks, and government offerings. Develop scalable legal workflows and privacy-by-design practices while translating complex legal risks into practical guidance for a growing technology company.

Serves as Atom Computing’s first in-house legal leader, advising the CEO, executive team, and Board on corporate governance, fundraising, M&A, intellectual property, commercial contracts, employment law, export controls, data security, and regulatory compliance. Builds the legal function, manages outside counsel, supports potential public-company readiness, protects hardware and software innovations, and establishes scalable legal and governance processes.

Provides bilingual English-Spanish commercial legal counsel for drafting, reviewing, negotiating, and finalizing agreements, including master service agreements, vendor contracts, NDAs, and partnerships. Supports Spanish-speaking customers, advises internal stakeholders on practical risk management, and collaborates with sales, operations, and leadership to facilitate contracting and revenue-generating initiatives.

Provides commercial legal counsel for a fintech payments company. Drafts, negotiates, and manages contracts; advises sales, account management, compliance, data security, and privacy teams; supports US and Canadian money services businesses; interprets card network rules; develops template agreements; and manages company legal forms. Requires a J.D., active California Bar membership, and at least five years of legal experience in commercial contracts and fintech, banking, payments, or financial services.

Provides legal leadership for multi-state licensing, regulatory examinations, reporting, and regulator relationships. Advises Oportun leaders and business partners on consumer financial services laws, privacy, UDAAP, TCPA, subscription services, product marketing, and fintech regulatory matters. Oversees licensing applications and renewals, regulatory change implementation, risk reduction, leadership reporting, and development of one paralegal while supporting the Set & Save product.

Independently lead complex technology and commercial transactions, including SaaS, cloud, licensing, vendor, partnership, and data-processing agreements. Advise cross-functional stakeholders on privacy, security, intellectual property, GDPR, AI, regulatory, and commercial matters. Improve contracting through templates, playbooks, CLM workflows, AI-enabled tools, analytics, and scalable legal operations. Analyze legislation and regulatory developments affecting cybersecurity, privacy, AI, and digital infrastructure.

Supports outside counsel management by coordinating law firm onboarding, documentation, rate and timekeeper administration, legal operations systems, e-billing, compliance, reporting, and stakeholder communications. Maintains accurate records, validates data, tracks approvals, resolves operational issues, supports audits, and recommends process improvements. The role requires strong organization, communication, analytical skills, legal operations technology experience, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.

Leads a global team of attorneys conducting privileged internal investigations and related litigation matters. Provides strategic legal advice on anti-corruption, fraud, sanctions, healthcare compliance, enforcement risks, and cross-border investigations. Advises senior leaders, coordinates with regulators and external counsel, oversees investigation technology and automation, develops talent, and establishes best practices across legal, HR, compliance, and risk functions.

The General Counsel will lead the in-house legal function, advise executive leadership and the Board, manage legal teams and outside counsel, and oversee corporate, regulatory, privacy, AI, employment, intellectual property, litigation, and contract matters. The role will guide product and sales initiatives, develop scalable legal workflows, manage risk, support HR, and advise on consumer protection, fintech regulations, data privacy, and emerging AI frameworks as the company expands.

Commercial Counsel will structure, draft, and negotiate complex technology, SaaS, sales, vendor, and strategic partnership agreements. The role advises sales, finance, procurement, and business development teams on commercial, AI, licensing, data, and go-to-market matters. Responsibilities also include improving contract templates, playbooks, CLM workflows, and AI-enabled legal processes; collaborating with internal teams and outside counsel; managing legal risks; and sharing knowledge across the Legal & Compliance organization.

Develops and executes litigation, legal policy, and advocacy strategies affecting the pharmaceutical industry. Advises senior leaders and business functions, manages complex litigation, investigations, disputes, and outside counsel, and engages with government agencies, attorneys general, trade associations, and industry stakeholders. Monitors legal and policy developments involving drug development, pricing, access, and reimbursement while advancing Lilly’s policy objectives.

The Associate General Counsel will advise on healthcare regulatory, corporate, commercial, privacy, employment, product, and litigation matters. Responsibilities include monitoring regulations, negotiating payer and vendor contracts, developing legal templates and policies, supporting care delivery compliance, managing outside counsel, and advising cross-functional teams on risk and regulatory requirements. The role helps build Pair Team’s legal function while supporting digital health, Medicaid, Medicare, value-based care, and AI initiatives.