Senior Gaming Enforcement Attorney

NACBA; Springfield (MA); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 135,000; Full time

Job summary

Massachusetts Attorney General's Office in Springfield seeks an Assistant Attorney General in the Gaming Enforcement Division within the Criminal Bureau. The role focuses on investigating and prosecuting gaming-related crimes in Western Massachusetts and coordinating with State Police and other agencies.

The successful candidate will manage complex caseloads, supervise investigations, and liaise with stakeholders. Hybrid work arrangements apply; travel across the Commonwealth may be required.

Qualifications

• Must be a member of the Massachusetts bar and a practicing attorney.
• At least five years of experience as an attorney, preferably in state criminal practice.
• Knowledge of Massachusetts statutes involving money laundering and illegal gaming; trial experience desirable.
• Ability to handle a large caseload and to appear in court.
• Excellent legal writing and communication skills.
• Self-motivated, team-player, disciplined, ethical, and able to exercise sound judgment.

Responsibilities

• Investigate and prosecute crimes originating at or connected to casinos, including gaming-related financial crime, organized crime, corruption, and money laundering.
• Lead and coordinate investigations and prosecutions with State Police and other prosecutors, victim/witness advocates, paralegals, and staff.
• Screen potential cases and foster relationships with industry stakeholders.
• Participate in training, provide occasional district court coverage, and collaborate with AGO staff.
• Work cohesively with others in the Office of the Attorney General.

Skills

Massachusetts Bar

Litigation

Legal Writing

Communication Skills

Judgment & Ethics

Team Player

Education

Juris Doctor (JD)

Job description

Massachusetts Attorney General's Office in Springfield seeks an Assistant Attorney General in the Gaming Enforcement Division within the Criminal Bureau. The role focuses on investigating and prosecuting gaming-related crimes in Western Massachusetts and coordinating with State Police and other agencies.

The successful candidate will manage complex caseloads, supervise investigations, and liaise with stakeholders. Hybrid work arrangements apply; travel across the Commonwealth may be required.