Federal Litigation ADA — Appellate Justice & Impact
The company name is "The Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office".
Chicago (IL)
On-site
USD 85,000 - 150,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Generous retirement savings options
Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program
Comprehensive health coverage
20 vacation days and other paid time off
Discounted medical plan
Health care and dependent care spending accounts
Job summary
A major city prosecutor's office in Chicago is seeking Assistant District Attorneys (ADAs) for the Federal Litigation Unit. This role involves managing a caseload in district court, conducting hearings, and preparing appeals. Candidates must possess a law degree, be admitted to practice in Pennsylvania, and have 3-8 years of legal experience. The position emphasizes public service, justice, and thorough legal research skills, offering comprehensive benefits and a supportive work environment.
Qualifications
3-8 years of legal experience, including state or federal clerkships.
Commitment to anti-corruption and justice work.
Ability to handle complex, document-driven cases.
Responsibilities
Review state court records and evaluate claims.
Coordinate with opposing counsel on discovery.
Conduct research under federal law for legal claims.
Discuss strategies with the supervisor on case handling.
Prepare and file requisite court responses.
Handle appeals to the Third Circuit.
Skills
Legal research skills
Excellent writing skills
Ability to work under pressure
Strong organizational skills
Initiative and self-direction
Effective relationship building
Education
Law degree from an accredited law school
Admitted to practice law in Pennsylvania
Job description
A major city prosecutor's office in Chicago is seeking Assistant District Attorneys (ADAs) for the Federal Litigation Unit. This role involves managing a caseload in district court, conducting hearings, and preparing appeals. Candidates must possess a law degree, be admitted to practice in Pennsylvania, and have 3-8 years of legal experience. The position emphasizes public service, justice, and thorough legal research skills, offering comprehensive benefits and a supportive work environment.