Current Job Postings:
Requisition: A10-28FINBCE0347
Title: Assistant Attorney General
Position No.: AAG0347AHO
Location: Phoenix
The
Bankruptcy and Collection Enforcement Section of the Finance Division of the
Arizona Attorney General's Office seeks an attorney to fill an opening in the
Phoenix Office. The Bankruptcy and Collection Enforcement Section represents
the interests of the State in both bankruptcy matters and the collection of
debts owed state agencies.
The Section
is seeking an attorney with one of more years of experience representing
clients in civil disputes. Experience in
the collection of debts, as well as the protection and enforcement of creditor
rights and remedies is helpful. The
candidate will possess leadership skills that drive individual as well as team
results, advanced problem-solving skills, a desire for challenging work in a
changing environment, and a great attitude.
The
candidate must be an outstanding communicator and will provide legal counsel to
and support for a large number of state agencies.
Admission
to and good standing with the Arizona State Bar is required (include on resume
the date(s) of admission in Arizona
and any other states).
Salary is commensurate with experience. The State of Arizona offers a generous benefits package
that includes vacation leave, sick leave, a top-ranked pension plan, and low
cost medical, dental and vision insurance.
All applicants under serious consideration for positions
with the Attorney General’s Office are required to be fingerprinted by the
Office and must complete a criminal background check through State and Federal
agencies. A job offer cannot be tendered
until the candidate has successfully passed the initial background check.
The position will remain open until filled. To apply:
Go to www.azstatejobs.gov
. Search for Attorney General positions
by entering the keyword “AAG” in the Agency Search field. Reference requisition #A10-28.
Requisition: A10-27FINBCE1881
Title: Unit Chief Counsel
Position No.: AAG001881AHO
Location: Phoenix
The
Bankruptcy and Collection Enforcement Section of the Finance Division of the
Arizona Attorney General's Office seeks a Unit Chief to fill an opening in the
Phoenix Office. The Bankruptcy and Collection Enforcement Section represents
the interests of the State in both bankruptcy matters and the collection of
debts owed state agencies.
The Section is seeking an attorney with at least
seven years of experience representing clients in civil disputes. Experience in the collection of debts, as
well as the protection and enforcement of creditor rights and remedies is
helpful. The candidate will possess leadership
skills that drive individual as well as team results, advanced problem-solving
skills, a desire for challenging work in a changing environment, and a great
attitude. Bankruptcy experience is also
a plus. The successful candidate will
serve in a management (Unit Chief) position and will be responsible for
supervising the activities of lawyers assigned to the State Court Unit. This Unit is responsible for debt collection
of the debts for virtually all state agencies.
The
candidate must be an outstanding communicator and will provide legal counsel to
and support for a large number of state agencies.
Admission
to and good standing with the Arizona State Bar is required (include on resume
the date(s) of admission in Arizona
and any other states).
Salary is commensurate with experience. The State of Arizona offers a generous benefits package
that includes vacation leave, sick leave, a top-ranked pension plan, and low
cost medical, dental and vision insurance.
All applicants under serious consideration for positions
with the Attorney General’s Office are required to be fingerprinted by the
Office and must complete a criminal background check through State and Federal
agencies. A job offer cannot be tendered
until the candidate has successfully passed the initial background check.
The position will remain open until filled. To apply:
Go to www.azstatejobs.gov
. Search for Attorney General positions
by entering the keyword “AAG” in the Agency Search field. Reference announcement #A10-27.
Requisition: A10-29FINBCE1080
Title: Assistant Attorney General
Position No.: AAG1080AHO
Location: Phoenix
The Bankruptcy and Collection Enforcement Section of the
Finance Division of the Arizona Attorney General's Office seeks an attorney to
fill an opening in the Phoenix Office. The Bankruptcy and Collection
Enforcement Section represents the interests of the State in both bankruptcy
matters and the collection of debts owed state agencies.
The Section is seeking an attorney with at least
seven years of experience representing clients in civil disputes. Experience in the collection of debts, as
well as the protection and enforcement of creditor rights and remedies is
helpful. The candidate will possess leadership
and management skills that drive individual as well as team results, advanced
problem-solving skills, a desire for challenging work in a changing
environment, and a great attitude.
Bankruptcy experience is also a plus.
The candidate must be an outstanding
communicator and will provide legal counsel to and support for a large number
of state agencies.
Admission to and good standing with the Arizona
State Bar is required (include on resume the date(s) of admission in Arizona and any other
states).
Salary is commensurate
with experience. The State of Arizona offers a
generous benefits package that includes vacation leave, sick leave, a
top-ranked pension plan, and low cost medical, dental and vision insurance.
All applicants under
serious consideration for positions with the Attorney General’s Office are
required to be fingerprinted by the Office and must complete a criminal
background check through State and Federal agencies. A job offer cannot be tendered until the
candidate has successfully passed the initial background check.
The position will
remain open until filled. To
apply: Go to www.azstatejobs.gov . Search for Attorney General positions by
entering the keyword “AAG” in the Agency Search field. Reference requisition #A10-29.
Requisition: A10-25CRMCRP0162
Position No: AAG162AHO
Title:
Assistant Attorney General
Location: Tucson
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The Criminal Division/Criminal Prosecutions Section, currently has an
opening for a full-time attorney position in the Tucson Office with the desire
to work on cases involving white collar fraud.
Applicants must possess at least five years of felony experience. Admission to the Arizona State Bar is
required (include on resume date(s) of admission in Arizona and any other state(s).
Salary
is commensurate with experience. The
State of Arizona
offers a generous benefits package that includes vacation leave, sick leave, a
top-ranked pension plan, and low cost medical, dental, and vision
insurance.
All applicants under serious
consideration for hire with the Attorney General’s Office are required to be
fingerprinted by the Office and complete a criminal background check through
State and Federal agencies. A job offer cannot be tendered until the candidate
has successfully passed the initial background check.
This position will remain
open until filled. First review of
applications will be July 28,
2010 and further reviews will be every week thereafter, as
necessary. To apply: Go to www.azstatejobs.gov. Search for Attorney General positions by
entering the keyword “AAG” in the Agency Search field. Reference requisition #A10-25.
Requisition: A10-21CRMFRS1995
Title: Assistant Attorney General
Position No. AAG1995AHO
Location: Phoenix
The
Criminal Division/Financial Remedies Section has one vacant full-time attorney
position in the Phoenix
office to work with experienced civil racketeering prosecutors to envision,
design, plan and execute long term programs to accomplish law enforcement goals
through civil remedies. This position
investigates and prosecutes racketeering, including fraud, white collar crime,
money laundering, narcotics and other ongoing and organized criminal conduct.
You will represent the State in civil litigation in the enforcement of the
civil racketeering and forfeiture provisions of Arizona statutes, advising and assisting
investigations, conducting civil discovery, drafting briefs and memoranda, and
presenting evidence, briefs and argument to juries and courts. You will work as
a member of a highly professional multi-disciplinary team of prosecutors,
agents, analysts, computer specialists, property managers, paralegals and
others to pursue investigative and prosecution programs and coordinate them
with various law enforcement agencies and with criminal, civil and regulatory
prosecutors at county, state and federal levels.
Candidates
must have a minimum of three years of experience. Preferred candidates will have complex civil
litigation experience.
Admission to the State Bar of Arizona is
required; include date(s) of admission in Arizona and any other state(s).
Salary is commensurate with
experience. The State of Arizona offers a
generous benefits package that includes vacation leave, sick leave, a
top-ranked pension plan, and low cost medical, dental, and vision insurance.
All applicants under serious consideration for hire with the
Attorney General’s Office are required to be fingerprinted by the Office, which
will complete a criminal background check through State and Federal agencies. A
job offer cannot be tendered until the candidate has successfully passed the
initial background check.
This position will remain open until filled. First review of applications will be July 6, 2010 and further
reviews will be every week thereafter, as necessary. To apply: Go to www.azstatejobs.gov. Search for Attorney General positions by
entering the keyword “AAG” in the Agency Search field. Reference requisition #A10-21.
Community Legal Services
Law Offices
Position: Managing Attorney
Mohave Office
Organization: Community Legal Services
Mohave County (Kingman)
1720 Beverly, Suite A
Kingman, Arizona
Qualifications: A minimum of five years legal experience including litigation experience. Strong preference given to candidates who have worked in legal services and/or demonstrated commitment to aggressive advocacy on behalf of low income people. Must be a member of the Arizona State bar or Rule 38 eligible.
Responsibilities: The manager is responsible for the day to day operation of the two attorney, two paralegal office located in Kingman, Arizona. In addition, the manager will be expected to take a leadership role in CLS's efforts to provide proactive advocacy, including litigationto attack the legal problems of the low-income community. The Manager will also take the responsibilty to supervise, evaluate and train staff; maintain relations between the office and the local bar and the community; coordinate intake of clients and caseload distribution; prepare initial draft of office budget and oversee expenditures.
Salary: Depending upon experience; excellent benefits (12 paid holidays, health and disability insurance; dental insurance, malpractice insurance, educational assistance, and pension).
Resume: Send Resume, Writing Sample, 3 Professional and 2 Personal References to:
CLS Attorney Hiring Committee
COMMUNITY LEGAL SERVICES
P.O. Box 21538
Phoenix, Arizona 85036-1538
Closing Date: Open Until Filled.
COMMUNITY LEGAL SERVICES IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER; MINORITIES, WMOEN AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY.