Office of Public Advocacy
Anchorage or Kenai or Palmer or Bethel or Fairbanks or Juneau or Alaska

Contract Attorney (Multiple Locations)

Onsite$82,914 - $192,816/yrPosted yesterday

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Job details

Location
Anchorage or Kenai or Palmer or Bethel or Fairbanks or Juneau or Alaska
Work type
Onsite
Compensation
$82,914 - $192,816/yr
Posted
yesterday

About this role

Attorneys

The Office of Public Advocacy hires new and experienced attorneys to represent indigent clients in a range of cases: criminal, juvenile delinquency, Child in Need of Aid, guardianships, appeals, post-conviction relief, and more.

Compensation includes a comprehensive benefits package: medical, dental, and vision insurance, retirement, and a minimum of five weeks of paid leave. Salary range is commensurate with experience and dependent on location (COLA included):

20% pay increase as of 10/31/2022 -

  • Anchorage, Kenai, Palmer: $82,914.00 - $128,544.00 annually

  • Bethel: $124,371.00 - $192,816.00 annually

  • Fairbanks: $85,410.00 - $132,405.00 annually

  • Juneau: $87,067.50 - $134,979.00 annually

Benefits Information: http://doa.alaska.gov/dop/workplace/benefits/

We are currently accepting applications for attorneys in multiple locations and for multiple positions. Openings for attorney positions are posted below.

Statewide

Contract Attorney (Multiple Locations)

The Office of Public Advocacy (OPA) is looking for contract attorneys to handle civil, appellate, and criminal matters on behalf of the agency and its various sections. OPA provides legal advocacy and guardianship services to vulnerable Alaskans in addition to providing attorney services to indigent clients in conflict criminal cases received from the Public Defender Agency.

Contract attorneys are expected to work cases in a fully competent, high-quality manner and see them through to completion. Contracts are issued on either a flat fee or hourly basis, and payment is processed every month.

Certain case-related expenses such as travel, interpretation services, and expert witness are reimbursable with prior approval, while general office costs such as postage and office supplies are not reimbursable. Contractors must be active members of the Alaska bar, possess an active State of Alaska business license, and maintain professional liability insurance to be eligible for contract work.

For more information and to apply, please contact Jonathon Torres at [email protected].

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Office of Public Advocacy
Anchorage or Kenai or Palmer or Bethel or Fairbanks or Juneau or Alaska