Consumer Protection Attorney
Section: Special Litigation & Consumer Protection
Location: Anchorage, Fairbanks, or Juneau
Job Number: 24-SL-02
Closing Date: 6/5/24
Job description
The attorney assigned to this position will 1) investigate and prosecute cases involving violations of the Alaska Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Act and other consumer protection and antitrust laws and participate in multi-state consumer protection investigation and enforcement groups impacting Alaska; 2) assist in the informal mediation of consumer complaints; 3) participate in consumer education outreach efforts; and 4) work on or monitor legislation related to trade and business practices or antitrust issues.
Attorneys in the Civil Division work on matters of statewide importance, all while living and enjoying all Alaska has to offer. If you enjoy complex and impactful legal work along with dramatic scenery, outdoor activities like skiing, hiking, kayaking, and abundant wildlife, then the Alaska Department of Law, Civil Division is the place for you. Flexible schedules, including hybrid telework arrangements, may be available.
This position is newly added to the Division and the incumbent may start after 7/1/2024.
More information about the Special Litigation Section can be found at the Special Litigation Section webpage.
Qualifications
Applicants with a minimum of three years of licensed practice with experience in civil or administrative litigation or criminal prosecution are preferred. Applicants must be able to handle all phases of litigation including discovery, motion practice, trials and appeals. Superior writing and oral communication skills are essential. The successful candidate should be able to work effectively with the public, private businesses, and the media with respect to consumer protection issues.
Contact
Individuals who would like additional information about the position may contact Stacie Kraly at (907) 465-3600 or by e-mail at stacie.kraly@alaska.gov.
Benefits & Compensation
State Benefits Package
- Health benefits (including dental and vision), life insurance and voluntary supplemental benefits
- Generous leave accrual
- 11 paid holidays
- A variety of retirement plans
- Potential eligibility for student loan forgiveness through the Public Loan Forgiveness Program.
- 37.5-hour workweek
- Eligibility for part-time teleworking, alternate workweek, or a flex schedule after an initial training period.
Estimated Compensation
The table below gives an estimate of compensation based on a combination of judicial clerking and licensed legal experience. The compensation listed in the table represents the base pay. Several locations around Alaska have geographical pay differences. Upon a job offer, you would receive a firm salary quote based on location of position and qualifying experience. Attorneys are eligible to promote from Attorney 1 through 4 with service and acceptable job performance.
Attorney level | Experience level | Pay range and step | Base pay* |
---|---|---|---|
Attorney 1 | Unlicensed attorney | 18 D or E | $80,418.00-$82,914.00 |
Attorney 2 | Less than two years of licensed experience | 20 C or D | $88,744.50-$91,981.50 |
Attorney 3 | More than 2 but less than 4 years of licensed experience | 22 B or C | $98,280.00-$101,302.50 |
Attorney 4 | More than 4 years | 24 B through F | $112,242.00 – $128,544.00 |
*Summary of Geographical Pay Rate Differences.
Location | Base pay + geographical difference |
---|---|
Anchorage, Kenai, Palmer, Ketchikan | Base pay / no geo dif |
Fairbanks | Base pay + 3% |
Juneau, Sitka | Base pay + 5% |
Kodiak | Base pay + 11% |
Nome, Dillingham | Base pay + 37% |
Bethel, Utqiagvik | Base pay + 50% |
Kotzebue | Base pay + 60% |
Application Instructions
Candidates must submit:
- A resume that includes a complete history of education and professional work experience.
- At least three professional employment references.
- A professional writing sample.
- A cover letter which includes the job number.
Email applications to civil.recruit@alaska.gov (with the subject line “application for current attorney recruitment”) or mail or hand-deliver to:
Office of the Attorney General
1031 W 4th Avenue, Suite 200
Anchorage, AK 99501
As part of the application process a social media check may occur. All interested and qualified applicants will be considered, but not every applicant will be interviewed.
The Department of Law is an equal opportunity employer and complies with Title I of the American with Disabilities Act. Applicants who need accommodation to apply may call Kelly West at the department’s Anchorage office (907) 269-5101 or Relay Alaska at 1-800-770-8973.
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