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Job Title: Senior Staff Attorney - Strategic Initiatives Job Responsibilities: The Senior Staff Attorney - Strategic Initiatives at the organization plays a crucial role in responding to emerging legal needs and supporting the strategic growth of the Immigration Legal Services (ILS) program. Key responsibilities include: - Support & Liaison for Legal Clinics: - Organize the rotation schedule for legal clinics in collaboration with the Removal Defense Team. - Attend legal

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Job Title: Deputy City Attorney III Job Responsibilities: - Perform legal research and apply laws to various cases. - Handle matters related to writs. - Appear in court to present, argue, and try cases. - Prepare pleadings and other legal documents for trials, hearings, discovery, and other proceedings. - Review and evaluate case files to make informed decisions regarding their disposition. - Study, interpret, and apply laws, court decisions, and other legal authorities in p

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Job Title: Trial Attorney (Civil Rights) Job Responsibilities: As a Trial Attorney (Civil Rights) within the Office of General Counsel at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the selected individual will be responsible for preparing and litigating employment discrimination cases under all federal statutes enforced by the EEOC. The role includes a variety of legal duties and responsibilities such as: - Reviewing charge files and recommending the initiation of litigat

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Posted On Aug 27, 26
Full-time 6 views Experience : Min 1 yrs required

Job Title: Special Assistant United States Attorney (Uncompensated) Job Responsibilities: An appointment with the . Attorney's Office offers unique and challenging experiences for highly motivated attorneys. As a Special Assistant United States Attorney (SAUSA) in the Criminal Division, Oakland Branch, the candidate will join a dedicated team enforcing Federal criminal laws. The SAUSA will be primarily responsible for prosecuting violations of federal supervised release c

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Job Title: Deputy Attorney General (DAG) IV Job Responsibilities: The Deputy Attorney General IV is responsible for handling a wide range of complex, sensitive, and consequential legal work for the Licensing Section of the Department of Justice. The primary duties include: 1. Representing over thirty state licensing agencies in administrative litigation matters, including appeals from licensure denials, disciplinary actions, interim suspension cases, license reinstatement c

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Job Title: Deputy Attorney General IV (will consider DAG III, DAG, or DAG V) Job Responsibilities: The Licensing Section is responsible for a broad range of administrative matters and related state and federal litigation on behalf of more than thirty state licensing and other agencies. Deputy Attorneys General work collaboratively, professionally, courteously, and ethically with colleagues, clients, support staff, and courts, managing their work under public scrutiny and pre

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Job Title: Deputy Attorney General (DAG) - Licensing Section Job Responsibilities: - Represent over thirty state licensing agencies in legal actions against licensed professionals. - Manage complex administrative litigation matters, primarily before the Office of Administrative Hearings. - Prepare for and represent client agencies in administrative hearings and civil judicial review proceedings in California superior courts. - Handle civil matters including subpoena enforcem

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Job Title: Deputy Attorney General (DAG) - Licensing Section Job Responsibilities: The Deputy Attorney General (DAG) in the Licensing Section is responsible for a wide array of administrative and litigation tasks on behalf of over thirty state licensing agencies. The primary duties include: - Handling all phases of complex and sensitive administrative litigation matters, often before the Office of Administrative Hearings, with limited discovery. - Representing client agenci

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Job Title: Land Use and Conservation Attorney (DAG through DAG V) Job Responsibilities: The Land Use and Conservation Attorney position within the department of the organization provides a significant opportunity to engage in legal matters of critical importance to the state. The responsibilities of this role include, but are not limited to: - Enforcing state housing laws and ensuring public access to California’s natural resources, including waterways, mountains, and ope...

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Job Title: Land Use and Conservation Attorney (DAG through DAG V) Job Responsibilities: The Land Use and Conservation Attorney, classified from Deputy Attorney General (DAG) through DAG V, operates within the Public Rights Division's Land Use and Conservation Section. This role is pivotal in addressing legal matters of significant importance to the State, revolving around the enforcement of state housing laws, ensuring public access to natural resources, conservation, and ex

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Job Title: Land Use and Conservation Attorney (DAG through DAG V) Job Responsibilities: The role of a Land Use and Conservation Attorney within the Department of Justice involves engaging in complex legal work that is crucial to the State's interests. Attorneys in this section are responsible for enforcing state housing laws, ensuring public access to natural resources, conserving state parks, and mitigating wildfire risks. The attorneys represent various state agencies such

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Job Title: Land Use and Conservation Attorney (DAG through DAG V) Job Responsibilities: The Land Use and Conservation Attorney is part of the Public Rights Division within the Department of Justice. The role involves handling a wide range of significant legal matters for various state agencies, including but not limited to the Resources Agency, Coastal Commission, California's land conservancies, the State Lands Commission, and the Department of Parks and Recreation. The att

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Job Title: Trial Attorney - Tort & Condemnation Section Job Responsibilities: The Tort & Condemnation Section within the Department of Justice seeks skilled civil litigators to serve as legal counsel to state officers, agencies, boards, and commissions in complex civil litigation in both state and federal court. The primary responsibilities include managing a diverse caseload involving civil rights, mass torts, flood and fire, excessive force, premises liability, wrongful de

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Job Title: Trial Attorney - Tort & Condemnation Section Job Responsibilities: The Trial Attorney in the Tort & Condemnation Section serves as legal counsel for state officers, agencies, boards, and commissions. The role involves handling complex civil litigation in both state and federal courts. The attorney will manage a diverse caseload that includes civil rights, mass torts, flood and fire claims, excessive force, premises liability, wrongful death, and personal injury cl

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Job Title: Trial Attorney - Tort & Condemnation Section Job Responsibilities: The Trial Attorney in the Tort & Condemnation Section of the Department of Justice is responsible for representing state officers, agencies, boards, and commissions in complex civil litigation in both state and federal court. The attorney will handle a diverse caseload including civil rights, mass torts, flood and fire, excessive force, premises liability, wrongful death, and personal injury claim

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Job Title: Deputy Attorney General IV Job Responsibilities: The role of Deputy Attorney General IV in the Environmental Justice and Protection Section involves handling a wide range of significant environmental matters. The responsibilities include: - Filing, briefing, and arguing complex environmental cases in state and federal courts at every stage, from investigation through appeal. - Coordinating multi-agency and multi-state coalitions on landmark environmental actions

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Job Title: Deputy Attorney General IV Job Responsibilities: The Deputy Attorney General IV in the Environmental Justice and Protection Section is responsible for a wide range of significant environmental legal matters on behalf of the Attorney General and the State of California. The role involves using state and federal laws to address pollution, climate change, and equitable distribution of environmental benefits and burdens. Key responsibilities include: - Filing, briefi

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Job Title: Deputy Attorney General IV Job Responsibilities: The Deputy Attorney General IV (DAG IV) working in the Environmental Justice and Protection Section is responsible for handling a wide range of significant environmental matters on behalf of the Attorney General and the State of California. The DAG IV uses state and federal laws to address existing and future pollution, mitigate the dangers posed by climate change, pursue equitable distribution of environmental bene

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