Assistant Attorney General | Insurance & Unemployment Fraud Division

Massachusetts AGO•Boston, MA

2d•Hybrid

About The Position

ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL CRIMINAL BUREAU INSURANCE & UNEMPLOYMENT FRAUD DIVISION (Boston Office) The Attorney General’s Office is looking for an experienced and highly motivated attorney to serve as an Assistant Attorney General in the Insurance & Unemployment Fraud Division (IUFD) within the Criminal Bureau. IUFD is staffed with a team of prosecutors, financial investigators, and administrative and other staff, partnered with Massachusetts State Police troopers assigned to the Attorney General’s Office, local, state, and federal investigative and enforcement agencies, and victim witness advocates charged with investigating and prosecuting complex insurance and unemployment fraud cases, including violations of M.G.L. c. 152, M.G.L. c. 151A, and M.G.L. c. 175H, and other illegal activity, such as larceny, conspiracy, and money laundering. The Assistant Attorneys General in IUFD are charged with leading and coordinating efforts of the prosecutorial team that typically includes a financial investigator, a state trooper, a victim/witness advocate, and support staff. This position involves the investigation and prosecution of complex insurance and unemployment fraud cases. Cases will include workers’ compensation fraud; unemployment tax and compensation fraud; motor vehicle insurance fraud; arson; false injury and property loss claims; fraud committed in the context of life, health, disability, and other types of insurance contracts; and claims committed by claimants, employers, medical providers, insurance industry insiders, and attorneys.

Requirements

Must be a member of the Massachusetts bar.
Minimum of three (3) to five (5) years of full-time legal experience, including significant experience as a prosecutor or defense attorney, preferred.
Ability to develop and oversee highly complex, challenging, and sensitive criminal investigations, present matters to the grand jury, and handle resulting prosecutions from arraignment through conclusion, including motions and trials.
Ability to assist in researching complex legal issues impacting the work of the division.
Ability and desire to handle multiple complex and challenging priority matters simultaneously.
Outstanding research, writing, and advocacy skills.
A high level of professionalism and the ability to maintain confidentiality.
A valid Massachusetts driver’s license is required, as travel is necessary to various courts.
The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate a connection to the people and communities we serve and an interest in supporting a respectful, diverse, equitable, and inclusive work environment.