Deputy Attorney General III-V - Office of Impact Litigation

State of Delaware•Dover, DE

2d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Delaware Department of Justice is seeking a highly motivated and experienced litigator to serve as a Deputy Attorney General in the Office of Impact Litigation, part of the Fraud & Consumer Protection Division. This position reports directly to the Director of the Office of Impact Litigation and will represent the Attorney General and the State in a broad range of impact litigation and investigative matters aligned with the Attorney General’s policy priorities. Areas of focus may include federal accountability, federal rulemaking, constitutional rights, environmental protection, firearms safety, healthcare, immigration, labor protections, and the oversight of Delaware’s charitable entities. This position may be eligible for telework for up to three days per week.

Requirements

Candidates should possess exceptional organizational skills, the ability to work independently, and a proven track record of meeting deadlines.
A comprehensive understanding of complex civil litigation is essential.
Applicants must have a minimum of five years of legal practice experience.
Admission to the Delaware Bar, or a willingness to sit for the next Delaware Bar examination, is required.

Nice To Haves

Ideal candidates will bring at least ten years of experience handling complex litigation in both federal and state courts, along with excellent writing and oral advocacy skills.
Familiarity with financial reporting and basic accounting principles is preferred.
We are seeking an individual who demonstrates a strong commitment to public service and advancing the public interest.

Responsibilities

Handle affirmative litigation and investigations in support of the Attorney General’s policy objectives, including multistate and in-state matters involving federal accountability, constitutional rights, environmental protection, firearms safety, healthcare, immigration, employee labor protections, and oversight of Delaware’s charitable entities.
Lead or support investigations that could lead to future impact litigation efforts.
Assist with the development and review of amicus briefs, rulemaking comments, and position letters on non-criminal matters.
Work closely with other Deputy Attorneys General and a Paralegal to track incoming materials, conduct legal research, and prepare recommendations for the Attorney General’s consideration.
Participate in drafting original briefs, comments, or letters to reflect and implement the Attorney General’s policy goals.
Work related to the Attorney General’s charter revocation authority, requiring coordination with the federal Office of Foreign Asset Control (OFAC) and the Delaware Division of Corporations.
Other duties may be assigned by the Director of the Office of Impact Litigation as needed.