New!  AAG - Revenue and Finance  (DL:  8/2/2020)

The Revenue and Finance Division has an immediate opening for an AAG to represent the Department of Retirement Systems (DRS). The DRS is the state agency that administers all statewide public pension systems and the Deferred Compensation program. This is a unique opportunity for an attorney to work on complex administrative and court pension litigation and appeals, including class actions, and advise DRS on all aspects of state and federal pension and pension-related tax law. The division's attorneys litigate before various administrative boards, Washington superior and appellate courts, and federal courts.

New!  AAG - Olympia Social and Health Services (DCY)  (DL: 8/10/2020)

The Social and Health Services Olympia Division has an opening for an AAG in the seven-attorney Children, Youth, and Families Headquarters Section, located in Olympia. The section has several major areas of responsibility, which include: Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF) headquarters advice and representation; policy support to the AGO when needed on child care, early learning, and child welfare issues; statewide juvenile litigation and appellate coordination; and coordination of training for juvenile litigation AAGs.

 

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