Property Rights Attorney

Pacific Legal Foundation

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About The Position

Pacific Legal Foundation (PLF) is seeking a passionate and driven Property Rights Attorney to join their Property Rights Practice Group. This role involves litigating cutting-edge property rights cases in trial and appellate courts nationwide, including the U.S. Supreme Court. The attorney will work collaboratively within a team but also independently, demonstrating self-motivation, a desire to learn, and a relentless, focused approach. The position is for a "next-generation" public interest lawyer who is eager to be at the forefront of shaping property rights for all Americans.

Requirements

2-4 years of litigation experience or equivalent, such as judicial clerkship experience
Passion to litigate property rights cases
A track record of successful legal work
Outstanding interpersonal communications skills
A knowledge of, and passion for, the ideas of freedom and individual liberty
The ability and willingness to travel approximately 20% to 30% of your time

Nice To Haves

A deep understanding of the moral and constitutional basis for property rights is a huge plus

Responsibilities

Serve as a courtroom lawyer in PLF's Property Rights Practice Group, working with a dedicated team to find and litigate cases.
Take cases to state and federal courts at every level.
Help find and win important property rights cases, aiming to become a nationwide leader in property rights litigation.
Occasionally have opportunities to speak at conferences or with the media about cases or property rights issues.
Be a key contributor to PLF’s Property Rights practice group, working in teams with fellow lawyers to grow expertise and elevate the team’s efforts.
Defend the right to own, keep, and use private property.
Find, develop, and litigate important property rights cases in all levels of courtrooms, nationwide.
Work with other attorneys to develop and litigate PLF’s property rights cases to protect the constitutional rights of Americans.