Attorney

• Analyze and communicate options to address clients’ business immigration needs
• Maintain timely and accurate communication with clients during and after the application process
• Provide support with immigration program management and compliance
• Supervise and collaborate with supporting staff to ensure applications are prepared and filed correctly
• Maintain accuracy for high-volume, rapid-turnover cases
• Assist clients and staff with questions throughout the filing process
• Prepare and file business-related non-immigrant and immigrant visa petitions
• Conduct high-level case reviews of work completed by legal support teams
• Perform other duties as required

Associate Attorney – Business Immigration Law

• Independently manage a litigation caseload
• Develop case strategy and manage matters through various stages of litigation
• Conduct fact, plaintiff, and other depositions
• Assist with and/or take expert depositions
• Prepare clients and witnesses for depositions and trial
• Draft and respond to discovery requests
• Review and analyze complex discovery materials
• Draft pleadings, motions, briefs, and other legal documents
• Conduct sophisticated legal research and analysis
• Participate in trial preparation and provide trial support
• Collaborate with partners, associates, clients, experts, and other members of the litigation team
• Maintain accurate and timely billing records

Associate Attorney

• Develop and maintain thorough knowledge of applicable customer and/or landowner agreements
• Communicate with external customers regarding contractual rights and obligations
• Negotiate resolutions to customer issues related to non-compliance
• Coordinate with internal departments to resolve issues with property owners and external customers
• Prepare license agreements, amendments, ground lease documents, access and utility agreements, use authorization and consent agreements, memoranda of leases, and consent and notice letters
• Prepare legal analyses and negotiate resolutions concerning property owner transactions, customer requests, project permitting, and applicable legislation or regulations
• Help resolve title curative issues, including missing deeds, lease or assignment memoranda, utility and access easements, mortgages, liens, probate issues, signature authority, and Company-entity issues
• Work with external title companies in accordance with internal policy
• Perform other duties as assigned

• Investigate and prosecute complex criminal cases within Western Massachusetts, with a focus on gaming
• Investigate and prosecute crimes originating at or connected to casinos, including firearm-related crimes, narcotics, domestic violence, sexual assaults, sophisticated larcenies, gaming-related financial crime, organized crime, corruption, and money laundering
• Lead and coordinate investigations and prosecutions with Massachusetts State Police and other prosecutors, victim/witness advocates, paralegals, and support staff
• Handle a complex caseload
• Screen potential cases
• Foster relationships with industry stakeholders
• Participate in training
• Provide occasional district court coverage
• Work with federal, state, and local law enforcement partners
• Travel as needed to other areas of the Commonwealth in support of investigations

Assistant Attorney General – Gaming Enforcement Division

• Represent state officials and agencies in appeals and litigation in state and federal courts
• Defend constitutional and other legal challenges to state statutes and regulations
• Defend suits challenging implementation of state policies and programs
• Handle suits for judicial review of state administrative agency decisions
• Handle trial-court litigation
• Handle appeals in the Appeals Court, SJC, and U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
• Address constitutional issues, statutory interpretation, and claims concerning the authority of state administrative agencies
• Work within a division representing state agencies and officials in civil litigation and appeals

Assistant Attorney General – Constitutional & Administrative Law Division

• Work directly with attorneys, paralegals, and other legal department team members
• Assist with real estate, permitting and local affairs, commercial, corporate, and regulatory matters under supervision
• Assist in reviewing and drafting corporate governance documents for consistency and compliance
• Assist with implementation of company internal policies and procedures
• Review and draft basic contracts
• Develop and/or update systems for tracking legal department matters, including corporate matters, NDAs, and UCCs
• Potentially visit operating wind and solar projects

Legal Intern

• Represent the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in investigations and litigation before state and federal courts
• Handle a substantial number of matters involving enforcement of state and federal antitrust laws
• Investigate and challenge anticompetitive mergers, price-fixing agreements, and other illegal practices
• Handle cases across a broad range of industries involving complex and cutting-edge legal and economic issues
• Work with other attorneys, including attorneys from other states and the United States Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission
• Participate in policy development, including drafting or reviewing proposed legislation

Assistant Attorney General – Antitrust Division

• Handle the investigation and litigation of complex matters involving alleged violations of the Massachusetts False Claims Act
• Obtain documents and take testimony through civil investigative demands
• Interview witnesses
• Analyze evidence
• Draft memoranda
• Negotiate settlements
• Handle pleadings, discovery, dispositive motions, and trial when applicable
• Assess, investigate, and litigate sealed whistleblower or qui tam actions
• Collaborate with whistleblowers and their attorneys
• Coordinate with state, local, and federal authorities on challenging and complex enforcement matters

Assistant Attorney General – False Claims Division

• Develop and maintain thorough knowledge of applicable customer and landowner agreements
• Communicate with external customers regarding contractual rights and obligations
• Negotiate resolutions to customer issues related to non-compliance
• Coordinate with internal departments to resolve issues with property owners and external customers
• Prepare license agreements, amendments, ground lease documents, access and utility agreements, use authorization and consent agreements, memoranda of leases, and consent and notice letters
• Prepare legal analyses and negotiate resolutions involving property owner transactions, customer requests, project permitting, and applicable legislation or regulations
• Help resolve title curative issues, including missing deeds, lease memoranda or assignments, utility and access easement issues, mortgages, liens, probate issues, signature authority, and company entity matters
• Work with external title companies in accordance with internal policy
• Perform other duties as assigned