Litigation - General (consumer) Attorney in Nashville, TN

Government

Nashville, TN

Litigation - General (consumer) Attorney in Nashville, TN

Attorney

Min 5 yrs required

No

Job Title: Assistant Attorney General – Administrative Law Division

Job Responsibilities:
Attorneys in the Administrative Law Division are tasked with a variety of duties and responsibilities that are crucial to supporting and defending the interests of state entities. Key responsibilities include:

- Developing effective litigation and investigation strategies for assigned cases, ensuring that each case is handled with a comprehensive approach.
- Preparing administrative records for judicial review, which involves compiling and organizing documents and evidence pertinent to the case.
- Obtaining, providing, and evaluating oral, written, and electronic discovery to build a strong foundation for case arguments.
- Pursuing effective motion practice to advance or defend against legal motions in the course of litigation.
- Negotiating and mediating settlements or trying cases, requiring excellent negotiation skills and legal acumen.
- Providing sound legal advice to state agencies, entities, officials, and employees on a variety of legal issues.
- Reviewing public records requests and proposed responses to ensure compliance with the Tennessee Public Records Act (TPRA).
- Reviewing proposed regulations for constitutionality and legality to ensure they meet legal standards and are enforceable.
- Completing assignments efficiently and on time, demonstrating strong organizational and time-management skills.

Education and Experience Information:
Candidates for the Assistant Attorney General position in the Administrative Law Division must meet specific educational and experiential qualifications, including:

- Juris Doctorate and Tennessee bar admission or the ability to apply for admission without examination, ensuring that candidates are legally qualified to practice law in Tennessee.
- Demonstrated excellence in legal research and writing skills, which are essential for preparing legal documents and arguments.
- Strong analytical, negotiating, and oral advocacy skills to effectively represent state entities in various legal matters.
- Five or more years of practicing law, with at least some litigation experience, providing a solid foundation of practical legal knowledge and skills.
- Familiarity with administrative law in Tennessee and matters arising under the Tennessee Uniform Administrative Procedures Act (UAPA) and/or the Tennessee Public Records Act (TPRA), which are critical to the role.
- The ability to work as part of a team and to explain legal issues to non-attorneys, demonstrating strong interpersonal and communication skills.

Salary Information:
The text does not provide specific salary information for the position of Assistant Attorney General in the Administrative Law Division. Candidates interested in this role may need to inquire directly with the organization for detailed compensation details.