Assistant Attorney General, Insurance & Unemployment Fraud

Massachusetts AGO; Boston (MA); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 135,000; Full time

Job summary

The Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office is seeking an experienced attorney to serve as an Assistant Attorney General in the Insurance & Unemployment Fraud Unit, based in Boston. The role involves investigating and prosecuting complex fraud cases, with extensive collaboration with law enforcement and outside agencies.

Hybrid work with some telework days; travel may be required. Requirements include membership in the Massachusetts bar, 4–6 years of full-time legal experience (preferably as

Qualifications

• Member of the Massachusetts bar.
• 4–6 years of full-time legal experience, preferably as a prosecutor.
• Experience in white collar, insurance/unemployment law, or complex criminal litigation is a plus.
• Ability to develop and oversee complex investigations and handle prosecutions from arraignment to trial.
• Strong research, writing, and advocacy skills; maintain confidentiality.
• Valid Massachusetts driver's license; travel required.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate complaints and investigation files; formulate investigative strategies; analyze documents.
• Interview witnesses; conduct grand jury investigations; make charging, venue, and plea recommendations; prosecute complex cases.
• Collaborate with law enforcement and outside agencies; participate in motions, trials, and court appearances.
• Travel as needed to support investigations and attend proceedings.

Skills

Legal research

Legal writing

Advocacy

Confidentiality

Travel

Education

J.D.

Job description

The Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office is seeking an experienced attorney to serve as an Assistant Attorney General in the Insurance & Unemployment Fraud Unit, based in Boston. The role involves investigating and prosecuting complex fraud cases, with extensive collaboration with law enforcement and outside agencies.

Hybrid work with some telework days; travel may be required. Requirements include membership in the Massachusetts bar, 4–6 years of full-time legal experience (preferably as