Affidavits Jobs

The Supervising Attorney role within the Public Defender Division of CPCS in Lowell supports the mission of providing zealous legal representation to indigent individuals. The position requires a minimum of five years of legal experience, including three years in criminal defense, and involves supervising Trial Attorneys in both District and Superior Courts while maintaining a reduced personal caseload. Key responsibilities include conducting client interviews, performing pretrial investigations, arguing motions, and leading jury trials, alongside supervisory duties such as mentoring staff, conducting in-court second seating, and managing performance evaluations. The role appeals to attorneys committed to equal justice and human dignity, offering a collaborative environment that values diversity, equity, and inclusion. The work arrangement includes hybrid flexibility with remote capabilities and requires access to a vehicle for court and client travel in the Greater Lowell area.

The Deputy Sheriff (Patrol) role within the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office involves enforcing state and county laws to protect residents and property. Key responsibilities include responding to emergency calls, investigating crimes, conducting traffic enforcement, making arrests, and testifying in court. This position is particularly appealing for experienced officers seeking a lateral entry opportunity with a supportive team environment, offering comprehensive benefits including medical and retirement plans. The role requires a valid Colorado POST certification and involves standard patrol duties with potential for field training duties, operating within a 40-hour work week.

The CDOC Criminal Investigator IV role within the Office of the Inspector General focuses on enforcing criminal law and conducting complex investigations inside Colorado correctional facilities. The position involves leading and executing inquiries into offender and employee misconduct, including drug interdictions, use of force allegations, and internal affairs cases. Key responsibilities include interviewing witnesses, preparing legal affidavits and warrants, managing undercover operations, and testifying in court proceedings. This position offers a meaningful career path with significant opportunities for advancement within the state system, comprehensive retirement and health benefits, and a supportive agency culture. The role requires shift work, 24/7 on-call availability, and extensive travel across the state, with candidates needing to reside within one hour of their assigned facility.

This part-time detective position within the Dallas ISD Police and Security Services Department involves investigating criminal offenses across multiple school campuses. The role requires a Texas Peace Officer License and prior law enforcement experience. Key responsibilities include patrolling assigned routes, collecting and preserving evidence, conducting suspect interviews, preparing legal affidavits, and providing testimony in court. The position offers the opportunity to work independently within a mission-driven environment focused on student safety. Candidates must be available for rotating shifts, including weekends and holidays, and possess the physical agility and emotional control necessary to handle high-stress situations involving youth and adults.

This full-time Litigation Attorney role supports the firm's legal team by managing contested matters and New York Commercial Foreclosure cases. Key responsibilities include attending trials and hearings, conducting depositions, and drafting legal documents such as pleadings, briefs, and discovery materials. The position requires travel throughout New York State as needed. The role appeals to candidates seeking to apply their courtroom experience in a dynamic environment that values strong communication, problem-solving, and teamwork. It offers the opportunity to work on high-stakes litigation while contributing to the firm's mission and serving diverse clients.

This full-time Family Law Paralegal role supports a leading regional law firm in Florida, assisting attorneys through all phases of divorce, child custody, and support cases. Key responsibilities include drafting pleadings, motions, and settlement agreements, managing complex financial affidavits and discovery processes, and coordinating trial preparation while ensuring strict compliance with state court procedures. The position offers a hybrid work arrangement with remote flexibility and provides access to a supportive culture featuring mentorship opportunities, profit sharing, and comprehensive health benefits. The role is ideal for a detail-oriented professional seeking to handle sensitive matters with discretion within a firm dedicated to high standards of client service.

The Investigative Financial Analyst role supports the Chief of Investigations within a law enforcement agency by providing forensic auditing and financial analysis for criminal probes. Key responsibilities include reviewing financial and procurement databases to build profiles identifying fraud and money laundering schemes, creating detailed reports and visual presentations for legal proceedings, and offering expert testimony in court. The position appeals to candidates seeking to apply accounting and analytical skills to combat financial crime within a mission-driven environment. Success in this role requires strong problem-solving abilities, proficiency with specialized analysis software, and the capacity to collaborate effectively with various agencies. The work arrangement involves standard office duties with potential requirements for flexibility to support ongoing investigations.

The role involves serving as Counsel I within the Northern Legal team of the Department of Children and Families. The position requires a Massachusetts Bar admission and focuses on representing the agency in Juvenile and Probate Court for custody, termination of parental rights, and adoption cases. Key responsibilities include preparing legal documents such as petitions and briefs, litigating complex family law matters, and providing legal training to clinical staff. This position offers the opportunity to contribute to a mission-driven organization dedicated to protecting children and supporting families. The work arrangement is based at the agency's Northern location, and the role provides access to a comprehensive benefits package and a collaborative environment focused on child welfare.

This full-time litigation paralegal role supports the City of Durham's legal team in serving the City Council, City Manager, and various government departments. The position focuses on municipal and local government matters, including civil litigation, eminent domain, and police law. Key responsibilities involve drafting and reviewing complex legal documents, managing discovery processes, conducting legal research, and maintaining case files using matter management software. The role offers a unique opportunity to serve the public interest with no billable hours, providing a strong work-life balance and meaningful community impact. The position is based on-site in Durham and requires a proactive approach to handling sensitive public-sector matters.

The Criminal Investigator role at the Savannah Police Department involves conducting thorough investigations into felony and misdemeanor offenses within the jurisdiction. Key responsibilities include responding to crime scenes, collecting and preserving evidence, conducting interviews and interrogations, preparing cases for prosecution, and testifying in court. This position requires collaboration with patrol officers, prosecutors, and external agencies to ensure cases meet legal standards. The role offers a dynamic environment with opportunities for professional growth through specialized training and task force participation. Investigators work in a collaborative culture that values constitutional standards and community safety, with a work schedule that includes irregular hours and callouts to address emergency incidents.

This full-time Paralegal role supports attorneys and litigation teams within the civil unit of the United States Attorney's Office in Washington D.C. The position involves analyzing legal decisions, preparing complex pleadings and motions, managing discovery processes, and providing automated litigation support for trials. Key responsibilities include conducting legal research, maintaining case files, coordinating with federal agencies, and assisting with courtroom presentations. The role offers a mission-driven environment focused on national safety and integrity, with opportunities for continuous professional growth and access to robust learning resources. The position requires onsite presence five days a week and necessitates obtaining a DOJ MBI clearance.

This recruit police officer role within the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community Police Department involves enforcing state and tribal laws through patrol, traffic control, and criminal investigations. Key responsibilities include responding to emergency calls, securing crime scenes, collecting evidence, preparing legal documentation, and testifying in court. The position offers the opportunity to serve a specific community while developing professional skills through a structured field training program and potential access to specialty units. The role requires a valid driver's license and adherence to strict integrity standards, with a focus on maintaining public safety and order in both on-road and off-road environments.

The Court Liaison Paralegal role supports the legal team at DePelchin Family Services in managing child welfare cases across a 13-county region in Texas. The position involves coordinating court hearings, preparing legal documents, and ensuring compliance with court orders and DFPS policies during the transition to Community-Based Care. Key responsibilities include tracking case deadlines, organizing exhibits for trials, drafting motions, and serving as a liaison between the legal team, courts, and external stakeholders. This full-time position offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the lives of children and families within a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment. The role features a hybrid work arrangement with flexibility for remote days and requires frequent travel throughout the region for court appearances and meetings.

This full-time Corporate Counsel role is based in Helena, Montana, within the Legal department of NorthWestern Energy. The position focuses on representing the utility company before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and the Montana Public Service Commission regarding electric transmission matters. Key responsibilities include managing regulatory dockets, drafting complex legal documents and pleadings, advising internal teams on compliance issues, and handling civil litigation. The role offers significant professional growth through independent case management and mentorship opportunities within a supportive team. It appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment that prioritizes community service and environmental stewardship. The work arrangement includes a hybrid schedule with part-time telecommuting options and minimal travel requirements.

This full-time Workers' Compensation Attorney role is based in New Haven, Connecticut, within a rapidly expanding statewide practice at Morgan & Morgan. The position involves managing a high volume of complex cases and hearings, including drafting litigation documents, guiding clients through legal processes, and preparing for depositions and court appearances. The firm provides world-class case management software and a consistent influx of new cases to support attorney success. This opportunity appeals to experienced legal professionals seeking to join a mission-driven organization dedicated to consumer rights, offering a collaborative environment with comprehensive benefits and significant potential for career growth.

The Associate Litigation Attorney role serves as an in-house insurance defense lawyer for Oklahoma Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company, practicing through Lawson & Shelton, PLLC. This position involves independently managing the full lifecycle of civil litigation matters, from initial case assessment and discovery to trial advocacy and post-trial resolution. Key responsibilities include drafting pleadings, conducting depositions, managing expert witnesses, negotiating settlements, and representing the company and its insureds in state and federal courts. The role is particularly appealing due to its salary-based structure with no billable hour requirements, fostering a strong work-life balance that prioritizes family time. The position offers a supportive, collegial environment with comprehensive benefits, including on-site medical care, and provides the opportunity to join a team with exceptional long-term employee retention.

This full-time Senior Deputy District Attorney role within the 23rd Judicial District focuses on prosecuting felony offenses in County Court. The position involves preparing and trying criminal cases, providing legal advice to law enforcement, and leading teams as designated by senior leadership. Key responsibilities include conducting grand jury presentations, managing complex motions, and offering on-call support for police investigations. The role appeals to experienced legal professionals seeking to shape policy decisions and mentor junior staff within a supportive environment. Douglas County offers a comprehensive benefits package including health, dental, vision, and retirement plans. The position is based in Castle Rock, Colorado, with potential flexibility for part-time or full-time arrangements depending on operational needs.

This full-time certified police officer role serves the Donna ISD campus community, focusing on protecting students, staff, and visitors while enforcing local and state laws. Key responsibilities include patrolling assigned routes, investigating criminal offenses, managing crisis situations, and maintaining detailed legal reports. The position also involves collaborating with other agencies, providing safety escorts, and conducting security presentations for the school community. The role appeals to candidates seeking to make a direct impact on campus safety within a structured educational environment. It requires a valid Texas Peace Officer license and three years of prior law enforcement experience. The position is on-site at district campuses and involves working independently with occasional travel between locations.

The Senior Transportation Planner / Engineer role at MetroPlan Orlando focuses on advancing active transportation and safety initiatives within the region. Key responsibilities include leading pedestrian and bicycle data collection programs, maintaining crash databases, and conducting technical studies such as trail master plans and safety audits. The position requires coordinating with local governments and agencies while communicating complex data to elected officials and the public. This opportunity appeals to professionals passionate about multimodal systems, offering a collaborative environment in downtown Orlando with easy access to public transit and bike parking. The work arrangement combines office-based analysis with occasional in-field activities.

This temporary role involves serving as an Electrical Inspector for the City of Buffalo, responsible for enforcing local ordinances and electrical codes. The incumbent independently reviews installation plans and inspects wiring, fixtures, and machinery to ensure compliance with safety standards and contract specifications. Key duties include verifying the use of approved materials, confirming contractor licensing, advising the public and professionals on code requirements, and preparing detailed inspection reports. The position offers the opportunity to apply technical expertise in a public service capacity while working autonomously under the direction of the Chief Electrical Inspector. Candidates must be current residents of the city and possess a valid New York State driver's license.

The Director of Capital Design and Construction leads the Utah Transit Authority's capital and State of Good Repair programs, overseeing the full lifecycle from design through commissioning. Key responsibilities include managing major rail and bus construction projects, developing strategic programs for mass transit, and coordinating with government agencies for permitting and funding. The role requires building strong stakeholder networks to secure resources and collaborating with executives to drive ridership and revenue. This position appeals to leaders seeking to shape regional transportation infrastructure within a supportive environment offering extensive benefits, including a pension plan, tuition reimbursement, and wellness programs. The role is based on-site at the Utah Transit Authority headquarters.

The Accountant II role within the City of Hollywood's Public Utilities department involves performing professional accounting and auditing functions for major fiscal operations. Key responsibilities include maintaining general and revenue ledgers, analyzing financial data for budget consolidation, and preparing complex financial statements and grant reports. The position also requires reviewing payables, assisting with audits, and ensuring compliance with governmental accounting principles. This opportunity is appealing due to the city's supportive culture, which features a four-day work week, a comprehensive wellness program, and generous paid time off. The role offers a collaborative environment focused on career growth and stability within a large municipal organization.