Description:

Your New Role
The ideal candidate must be committed to advocating for client's rights and have a strong desire to help change people's lives. This is a leadership position. You will have the following accountabilities:

Demonstrate expertise in handling complex federal litigation cases.
Extensive legal research and proficiency in crafting persuasive briefs and motions.
Ability to meticulously prepare for trials and/or oral argument.
Effective management of multiple federal litigations cases concurrently.
Ensuring timely execution of case development.

When you read these job characteristics, we know you'll be happy because:

We'll appreciate your sense of urgency for goal achievement.
You'll appreciate doing varied activities and having multiple, simultaneous projects and multi-tasking in a fast-paced environment.
We'll appreciate your results focus, idea generation, innovative and creative problem solving.
You'll love our rapport and relationship building focus on achieving results.
We love how you engage commitment from others and your problem-solving orientation.
We'll embrace your action-oriented and collaborative decision-making.
Quick decision making in response to changing conditions.
Extroverted, confident, enthusiastic, persuasive Influences, stimulates others to action Collaboration focused on results.
Authoritative leadership based on generalist expertise, knowledge of systems.
Directive leadership to ensure results are achieved.
Delegation of details as necessary, with follow-up on timeliness and quality.
Accountability for results.

Qualifications:

Applicants must possess a J.D. degree from a School of Law accredited by the American Bar Association
Must be an active member in good standing of the Washington bar state, territory of the United States.
At least 5 years of experience post J.D. relevant to litigation experience in federal courts.
Experience in trial advocacy, legal research, and writing.
Strong understanding of federal laws and regulations.
Understanding of federal procedure and courtroom protocol.
Excellent analytical, research and communication skills.
Persuasiveness and reasoned judgement.
Complex case management skills.
Experience in immigration/appellate law is highly desired, but no required.
A writing sample consisting of legal brief or comparable legal writing authored by the applicant is required.