Legal Secretary - Litigation Section | Jefferson, MO

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the State in criminal proceedings in workers' compensation fraud and noncompliance cases. This practice includes interacting frequently with the state risk-management agency for workers' compensation, conducting and defending expert witness and party depositions, conducting hearings before different administrative law judges, mediating and otherwise resolving claims by settlement, and prosecuting and defending appeals before the Labor and Industrial Relations Commission and the state's appellate courts.

The position involves regular daytime travel. Applicants with the most relevant education and experience will be considered for an interview. EOE Job Posted by Applicant Pro

work, schedule depositions, type basic and routine court filings and notices, finalize trial court and appellate briefs, enter information into and monitor attorney calendars, among other duties. Experience using Word, Outlook, and Excel is preferred, as is prior legal experience.

Starting salary is $38,811.61. Apply online or send resume to: Personnel, Missouri Attorney General's Office, P. O. Box 899, Jefferson City, MO 65102. This position is open until filled. EOE Job Posted by Applicant Pro

openings in various sections, including: Criminal Appeals, Medicaid Fraud, Public Safety (special prosecutions, habeas, and interactionually violent predator unit), and Cold Case. A description of these sections may be found at: ago. mo. gov/about-us/about-the-office.

The Attorney General's Office offers something for everyone. The office offers opportunities to gain experience in anything from prosecuting Medicaid Fraud to week-long criminal jury trials, or arguing criminal felony appeals in state appellate courts. Preferred experience/skills: Criminal prosecution experience Appellate experience Motion practice, grand jury proceedings, and court appearances Handling pre-filing investigation,

discovery, and depositions Courtroom and trial experience Drafting documents and correspondence State court familiarity Commitment to public service Excellent legal writing/oral advocacy Opportunities Offered: Prosecution of criminal cases ranging from misdemeanor fraud to homicide Courtroom and jury trial experience Handling litigation from case initiation through appeal Practice in many of the 114 counties in the state at all levels Practice in both the state and federal courts Appellate practice Review of investigations The AGO Advantage: More experience and opportunities than a private law office Immediately work on cases that affect policy and have a statewide impact Attorneys are responsible

for their own case load Mentoring and guidance from experienced attorneys and colleagues Regular interactions with clients, including state agency heads and general counsels State and health retirement benefits Eligibility for federal student loan forgiveness Eligible candidates should be licensed to practice law in Missouri or eligible for a temporary license (Rule 8.06).

Salary is commensurate with experience and qualifications. EOE. Job Posted by Applicant Pro