Closing Date: 13th May, 2024
Description:
Job Overview:LCA seeks a dynamic attorney to bring diversity of thought and perspective to our Legal team. This is an exciting opportunity for an attorney looking to practice administrative law while developing an expertise in pension and securities law. Through this position, the successful candidate will provide legal advice, interpretations, and guidance to all the varied Treasury programs, and engage in the legislative process, board governance, procurements, and administrative law cases. At the present time, this position is primarily remote, with occasional in person meetings in downtown Nashville; however, job location is subject to change at the discretion of the Treasurer. The successful candidate must live in Tennessee, and have a sufficient internet connection. If the thought of being on a team of intellectuals with a desire for life-long growth entices you, we invite you to consider joining our team of professionals, who embrace the unique value each of us brings to the group as we work together toward our shared goals. Joining our team offers competitive compensation, excellent health and wellness benefits, including paid parental leave, a top-ranked retirement plan, work-life balance and flexibility, a supportive place to grow in your profession, and an opportunity to enjoy the great city of Nashville.
Key Responsibilities:
- Provide legal guidance and analysis in crafting solutions to innovative issues and matters of first impression.
- Working collegially with other Divisions in the Department to assist in the development and implementation of holistic solutions by providing legal advice and counsel.
- Provide legal advice and written legal analysis to Treasury programs to minimize risk and ensure compliance with applicable laws and rules. Assist in reviewing and revising policies and procedures to ensure compliance and minimize risk.
- Draft and analyze legislation and fiscal notes affecting the State Treasurer and the Department.
- Review and analyze the effects of proposed state and federal legislation.
- Draft solicitation documents and review service provider agreements.
- Assist in the preparation and management of occasional administrative law cases.
- Assist the Department with board meetings, subpoenas and public records requests.
Minimum Qualifications:
- Licensed to practice law in the State of Tennessee.
- Graduation from an accredited law school.
- Graduation from four (4)-year college or university.
- At least five (5) years of experience practicing law.
