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Iowa Legal Aid seeks an Assistant Litigation Director to help lead the statewide program of litigation and legal advocacy. This executive role reports to the Director of Litigation & Advocacy and focuses on delivering high-quality civil legal assistance to low-income Iowans.
The position may be based at any of our office locations across Iowa, offering leadership, strategy, and collaboration with attorneys, paralegals, and finance staff to ensure strong advocacy and compliance.
Position
Iowa Legal Aid seeks an Assistant Litigation Director to help lead the organization’s statewide program of litigation and legal advocacy. This is an executive level position, working under the supervision of the Director of Litigation & Advocacy to ensure Iowa Legal Aid continues to provide the highest possible quality of civil legal assistance to low-income Iowans. This is a great opportunity for an experienced litigator seeking to use their strategy, litigation and leadership experience on behalf of low-income and vulnerable individuals and families. The Assistant Litigation Director may work from any of our locations (Cedar Rapids, Council Bluffs, Davenport, Des Moines, Dubuque, Iowa City, Mason City, Ottumwa, Sioux City, and Waterloo).
Founded in 1977, Iowa Legal Aid is a statewide, LSC-funded civil legal services firm with a long history of providing quality direct services to low-income people across the state. Our program has an important record of transformational advocacy, defending and strengthening the rights of our clients in a variety of legal areas, including consumer protection, expungement, family law and domestic abuse, housing and other areas critical to survival, safety and economic empowerment. Iowa Legal Aid serves all 99 counties through 10 regional offices as well as a number of innovative and nationally-recognized special projects.
In conjunction with the Director of Litigation & Advocacy, the Assistant Litigation Director will: