Litigation Docket Clerk tracks important legal and filing deadlines for designated clients and cases. Maintains the docketing database, recording all necessary court appearances, meetings, and deadlines. Being a Litigation Docket Clerk generates reports detailing action items and due dates. Monitors deadlines and follows up with attorneys and paralegals as necessary to ensure docketing deadlines are met. Additionally, Litigation Docket Clerk requires a high school diploma. Typically reports to a supervisor. The Litigation Docket Clerk works under moderate supervision. Gaining or has attained full proficiency in a specific area of discipline. To be a Litigation Docket Clerk typically requires 1-3 years of related experience. (Copyright 2024 Salary.com)
CIS is recruiting for a Litigation Attorney
Recruitment opened: June 1, 2024
Recruitment closes: June 19, 2024, at noon.
Salary Range: $154,053 to $188,090
Job Location:During training you should expect to work more days per week in our Wilsonville Office, than what you will work after training has been completed. Your on-going hybrid work schedule will be determined by your manager; an example of your hybrid work schedule might be, one day per week in the office, and 4 remote days per week from your Oregon residence.
You must apply using our online application system (governmentjobs.com) to be considered for an interview, and to request Oregon Veterans Preference consideration.
I am interested; what do I do next? CIS uses a “quick apply” application process, meaning you just need to submit your resume and respond to a few questions. To learn more about the job, and access our Careers page, please go to the link for our online application system (governmentjobs.com):
https://www.cisoregon.org/About/CareerOpportunities
General Position Summary: Can you picture yourself in this position? The Litigation Attorney provides participating public entities with legal defense against covered liability claims, with a focus on defending law enforcement. This includes defending excessive force, wrongful arrest, and civil rights claims against law enforcement, as well as law enforcement related employment practice claims. Although the focus is on law enforcement, the Litigation Attorney will be called on to defend other liability claims filed against local government in Oregon, on an as needed basis. The Litigation Attorney will primarily support the Supervising Litigation Attorney, while handling a separate caseload under the guidance and oversight of CIS’ General Counsel.
CIS Offers: Why is CIS a great place to work? Meaningful work that impacts Oregon’s communities, job stability, 100% employer-paid retirement plan (Oregon PERS), regular salary increases, 90% of health insurance premium paid by CIS, professional development opportunities, and respect and appreciation for what you do.
Please come join CIS. As a nationally recognized leader in risk pooling and trust management, our values are service, stewardship, integrity, innovation, collaboration, and equity, which not only benefits local communities, but also delivers a great benefit to you! It is a win-win for everyone. Our average employee tenure is 8 years; whether you are joining our team for two years or 20 years, you will have the opportunity for professional development. We would be honored to have you join our team.