Municipal Attorney (Hiring Immediately)

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Salary : $120,000 - $225,000 per year

A bit about us :

Law firm dedicated to the students, teachers, administrators, public officials and community members who make up the education and public sectors in California. Practice areas include labor & employment, municipal law, special education, construction advice and litigation, and administrative hearings.

Why join us?

Californias premiere public agency law firm is looking for an experienced Municipal Attorney. In this role, you work closely with cities, counties, and special districts, providing legal counsel that shapes public policy and governance. The ideal candidate will have a strong interest in practicing public agency law and experience in city / municipal / governance.

Job Details

Responsibilities :

• Advising city councils, boards, and commissions during public meetings and closed sessions.
• Drafting and reviewing ordinances, resolutions, contracts, and policies.
• Providing counsel on issues related to the Brown Act, Public Records Act, conflicts of interest, and other public law matters.
• Assisting with land use, zoning, and CEQA compliance.
• Handling matters involving public procurement, real property, and economic development.

Qualifications :

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