Position OverviewAttorney III – Review Department, Los Angeles or San Francisco OfficeAnnual Salary Range: $142,925 – $214,221. FLSA Exempt / Union Represented. Up to four days remote work per week.The State Bar Court seeks an Attorney III, a judicial staff position in our Review Department whose responsibilities include drafting opinions, conducting legal research, preparing judicial orders, and advising on disciplinary matters.About the State Bar CourtThe State Bar Court adjudicates disciplinary and regulatory cases involving attorneys and recommends discipline to the California Supreme Court. The Court consists of a Hearing Department (trial court) and a Review Department (appeals court).Ideal CandidateIdeal candidate will possess:Excellent research and writing skillsStrong oral and written communication skillsCollaboration and team‑work abilityAttention to detail and sound judgmentPrior judicial or appellate experience preferredResponsibilitiesDraft, edit, and publish judicial opinions for Review Department casesConduct extensive legal research and analysis for disciplinary mattersPrepare interlocutory orders, recommendations for summary disbarments and resignations, and other judicial ordersAssist judges in formulating and applying management policies of the State Bar CourtCoordinate with other attorneys, staff, and external constituencies on complex litigation mattersParticipate in training and professional development activities for junior staff and attorneysEmployment StandardsKnowledge:State Bar, California Supreme Court, and California Legislature rules and proceduresEffective investigation techniques and case managementFederal and California statutory law and constitutional provisionsEvidence rules and trial appellate court procedures in CaliforniaEffective work coordination and case/project management principlesAdvanced analytical, time‑management, oral advocacy, and conflict‑resolution skillsSuperior writing and oral communication abilitiesAbility:Receive and relay detailed information through verbal and written communicationConduct legal research using technology and traditional library resourcesWork under pressure of short deadlines and address conflict effectivelyAnalyze complex written documents and present material orally and/or in writingMinimum QualificationsEducation:Juris Doctorate Degree from an accredited law schoolExperience:Minimum four (4) years of progressively responsible litigation and/or legal advisory experienceDemonstrated reputation for integrity and no history of disciplinary offenses as an attorney or in any other capacityLicense, Certificate, and Registration RequirementsActive member, in good standing, of the State Bar of CaliforniaDEI StatementWe are a diverse, equitable, and inclusive workplace where all employees and prospective employees experience fairness, dignity, and respect.#J-18808-Ljbffr