Government Contract Attorney

About This Role

This contract attorney position focuses on investigative and disciplinary law, offering a flexible schedule for a detail-oriented individual. The role supports the Office of Disciplinary Counsel (ODC) by providing essential technical and legal services to uphold professional standards, with research and writing directly influencing the integrity of various professional industries.

Responsibilities

• Identify gaps in evidence and organize demonstrative exhibits for presentation
• Perform substantive legal research into professional practices (e.g., medical, real estate, building) as they relate to disciplinary actions
• Prepare settlement agreements, pleadings, and preliminary orders (such as injunctions or temporary suspensions)
• Use agency dockets and management systems to ensure all legal matters move forward within strict timelines
• Work independently to assess the legal sufficiency of requests while coordinating closely with witnesses and support staff

Requirements

• Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree from an accredited law school
• Practicing attorney
• Solid grasp of South Carolina laws and judicial/quasi-judicial procedures
• Ability to take facts and evidence and turn them into a logical, clear legal argument
• Interest in learning the nuances of different professions to better understand disciplinary proceedings

Nice to have:

• Two (2) years of practice experience

Benefits

• Health insurance for candidates who meet eligibility requirements

Important Details

• Schedule: consistent schedule of approximately 20 hours per week, up to 37.5 hours if desired; flexible on specific days
• Contract: ongoing role with long-term potential
• Employment status: W-2 employee of the staffing agency

Application Process

• Submit your resume and a brief cover letter outlining your preferred weekly schedule

About the Company

Our legal staffing agency bridges the gap between talented legal professionals and rewarding government opportunities.