Staff Attorney II — Real Property & Procurement Litigation

Commonwealth of Kentucky; Frankfort (AL); On-site; USD 58,000 - 87,000; Full time

Job summary

Commonwealth of Kentucky seeks an attorney for the Office of Legal Services within the Finance & Administration Cabinet in Frankfort. The role focuses on statewide procurement, property transactions, HR matters, and Open Records Act requests, representing the Cabinet in proceedings and court at various levels.

We offer competitive benefits, retirement participation, and opportunities for advancement. The selected attorney must be admitted to practice in Kentucky and maintain licensure for the

Qualifications

• Education: See Special Requirements.
• Experience: At least one year as a licensed attorney or supervised practice under SCR 2.116, or equivalent.
• LL.M. may substitute for the required experience.
• No substitute for education beyond listed special requirements.

Responsibilities

• Provide direct support to the Cabinet's Office General Counsel on real property and procurement matters, review instruments, draft real estate documents, and assist with related issues.
• Litigate cases involving the Cabinet at administrative and state/federal court levels.
• Provide legal input on policies, regulations, and proposed legislation related to financial management, IT, procurement, and real property.
• Perform contract review and advise on statewide or agency procurement under the Kentucky Model Procurement Code.

Skills

Independent work

Organization

Analytical thinking

Communication

Positive attitude

Self-starter

Education

See Special Requirements

Job description

Commonwealth of Kentucky seeks an attorney for the Office of Legal Services within the Finance & Administration Cabinet in Frankfort. The role focuses on statewide procurement, property transactions, HR matters, and Open Records Act requests, representing the Cabinet in proceedings and court at various levels.

We offer competitive benefits, retirement participation, and opportunities for advancement. The selected attorney must be admitted to practice in Kentucky and maintain licensure for the