The Office of the Attorney General is an equal opportunity employer.
State of Arkansas job applications will not be accepted in lieu of resumes.
Resumes received after the deadline will not be considered.

Details on positions can be found at the bottom of the page.

Apply by submitting required information and documents at one of the following options:

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin
Human Resources
323 Center Street, Suite 200
Little Rock, Arkansas 72201
positions@arkansasag.gov
Fax: 501-682-3439

INVESTIGATOR – PUBLIC PROTECTION DIVISION

The Attorney General of Arkansas Tim Griffin is seeking to hire a qualified applicant to serve as an Investigator in the Public Protection Department. Assists consumers with a variety of inquiries/complaints and evaluates complaints if violations of consumer protection laws are involved or whether action is necessary.  Mediates with businesses on behalf of consumers to achieve equitable resolutions of consumer-business problems.  Refers any non-jurisdictional matters to appropriate agencies.  Assists business in bringing their practices into compliance with state consumer protection laws.  Presents consumer education and information during speeches and outreach programs.  Investigates cases involving alleged violations of consumer protection laws.  Assists in litigation preparation, including but not limited to preparing and organizing case files for review by the assigned attorney.  Educates consumers about consumer-related issues and how to protect themselves against scammers and identity theft.  Assists in the production of documents in response to requests made under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).

Knowledge of investigative methods, techniques, and procedures.  Knowledge of Arkansas Consumer Protection statutes. Ability to interpret and apply statutes, administrative rules and other authorities. Skill in applying investigation methods, techniques, and procedures to develop evidence and compile information from records, personal interviews and inspections.  Ability to prioritize, organize, interpret, and present complex information.  Computer skills, including but not limited to, use of Microsoft Office Suite, and other databases.  The ability to handle aggressive, critical, or hostile people via the telephone or in person.  Ability to make informative and entertaining presentations to the general public on behalf of the office. The Public Protection Department does not conduct criminal investigations. 

CONSTITUENT SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE – OFFICE OF COMMUNITY RELATIONS

The Office of Attorney General Tim Griffin is seeking to hire a Constituent Service Representative. Candidates must represent the Attorney General’s office professionally and skillfully. Direct a large number of calls to either staff in the office, state agency partners, or by providing other appropriate resources. Assist office visitors and constituents with questions and concerns. Manage large number of incoming calls in queue system in a timely manner. Answer telephone courteously, identify caller’s needs, clarify information and determine appropriate response based on the question or concern.

Enter and maintain data in Constituent Services databases as it relates to constituents’ needs. Respond to all voicemails within one business day of receipt. Greet and assist office visitors. Utilize office protocols to notify staff of visitors’ arrival; meet with constituents regarding complaints and other concerns. Offer courteous, professional and respectful service to all visitors and constituents. Maintain orderly meeting rooms and conference space and manage related calendar. Stock and replenish constituent refreshment center.

Minimum of a high school diploma or equivalency. Bachelor’s degree in communication, public administration, business or other related program from an accredited university preferred.  Relevant work experience to include two or more years of customer service, office administration, or work in public service required; writing experience preferred.  Proficiency in Microsoft Office products. Ability to research resources and clearly and accurately communicate messages. A high level of patience is essential for this role. Time management and organizational skills are required to manage numerous tasks, while working under strict deadlines and within a team. Adaptability to work with different personality types.  Knowledge of the roles and responsibilities of the Attorney General’s office.

ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL – OPINIONS DIVISION

The Attorney General of Arkansas Tim Griffin is seeking to hire an attorney to serve as an Assistant Attorney General in the Opinions Division.  This position requires outstanding abilities in research, writing, and analytical thinking. Attorneys in the Opinions Division: (1) conduct complex legal research and write formal legal opinions and memoranda for the Attorney General’s review; (2) assist the General Counsel in responding to Freedom of Information Act requests for Attorney General office records; and (3) have an opportunity to serve the Office and the State while developing subject-matter expertise in a vast array of state constitutional and statutory law and some areas of federal law.

The successful candidate will: be licensed to practice law in Arkansas; demonstrate outstanding abilities in (1) legal research, (2) writing, and (3) analytical thinking; have a track record of producing work that is thorough, accurate, and timely; and show a commitment to being a lifelong learner who is always growing in knowledge, communication skills, and interpersonal abilities.

Broad knowledge of state and federal constitutional law, statutory interpretation, and familiarity with state government are all desired but not required.

The application deadline is 5:00 p.m. on March 31, 2023; but the position may be filled before the deadline. State of Arkansas job applications will not be accepted in place of a résumé.

LEGAL ASSISTANT/PARALEGAL – CIVIL LITIGATION DIVISION

The Attorney General of Arkansas Tim Griffin is seeking to hire a Legal Assistant/Paralegal for the Civil Litigation Division. The Civil Litigation Division is responsible for litigating on behalf of the State’s interests in Arkansas State Circuit Courts, Arkansas State Claims Commission, and Federal District Courts, as well as briefing appeals to the Arkansas Supreme Court and Court of Appeals, and the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Some of the duties and responsibilities as a Legal Assistant/Paralegal are meeting with attorneys, clients, and other professionals to discuss assigned cases or projects. Drafting legal documents including routine pleadings and motions, affidavits, and interrogatories. Researching and analyzing statutes, regulations, legal articles, judicial decisions, and other legal sources; providing a written analysis to attorneys. Interviewing clients and witnesses and preparing summaries of their statements. Prepares, organizes, stores, and retrieves case files, which may include evidence, exhibits, depositions, pleadings, and other items. Assists attorneys with trial preparation, which may include attending trials and hearings. Performs other related duties as assigned.

Candidates should have experience drafting correspondence, scheduling meetings, calendaring deadlines, maintaining files, and arranging virtual and telephonic meetings. Candidates must be able to proficiently use all basic computer programs including Microsoft Suite and Adobe Acrobat Professional. Candidates should have excellent verbal and written skills, interpersonal skills, and time management skills with a proven ability to meet deadlines. Candidates should also be familiar with the state and federal courts’ filing systems.

Candidates must have verifiable experience successfully working with multiple attorneys in a fast-paced environment.  The ideal candidate will have experience reviewing documents for filing, experience working with outside printers and vendors, and experience handling travel arrangements and reimbursements, and be detail oriented. Associate degree in Paralegal Studies or related field required, bachelor’s degree in Paralegal Studies or related field preferred. Paralegal certificate required. Some related experience preferred.

ASSISTANT SOLICITOR GENERAL – OFFICE OF SOLICITOR GENERAL

The Office of the Attorney General is seeking to hire an Assistant Solicitor General for the Office of Solicitor General. The Office of Solicitor General is responsible for the State’s litigation in the United States Supreme Court and is primarily responsible for constitutional, high-profile, and strategic litigation in the federal courts of appeal and the Arkansas Supreme Court.  The office is also involved in supervising strategic and critical litigation at the trial level and works with other solicitor general offices across the country to coordinate nationwide litigation strategy. The Assistant Solicitor General will be involved in developing and executing case strategy, researching for and drafting portions of trial-level and appellate briefs—including briefs to be filed in Courts of Appeals and the U.S. Supreme Court—and conducting oral arguments. 

Applicants must be law school graduates with an exceptional academic record and a passion for public service.  Attendance at a top-ranked law school is highly favored.  Applicants must have outstanding research and writing skills, a familiarity with and interest in federal constitutional law and statutory interpretation, and an interest in Arkansas constitutional law.  Experience from a federal judicial clerkship, national law firm, or public interest fellowship is strongly favored.  Applicants must be licensed and admitted to practice law in at least one State or have admission pending.  Admission to practice law in Arkansas is not a prerequisite for application, but an applicant who is not licensed in Arkansas and who accepts the position will be required to apply for admission in Arkansas.

To apply, please submit the following information: cover letter, resume (including bar admission and pending admission status), law school transcript, three letters of recommendation, and a writing sample.  Applications should be addressed to Nicholas Bronni, Solicitor General. Please include a minimum salary requirement.

ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL – CRIMINAL DIVISION

The Office of Attorney General Tim Griffin is seeking to hire an attorney to serve as an Assistant Attorney General in the Criminal Division. 

This position requires excellent research, writing and litigation skills.  Responsibilities include: preparation of responses to habeas corpus petitions in the United States District Courts and state courts; writing appellate briefs for the Arkansas appellate courts, and the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals; conducting evidentiary hearings in the federal district courts and state courts; and presenting oral arguments to the Arkansas appellate courts and the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals.  The position involves death penalty litigation.  Litigation experience and criminal law experience are preferred.  Salary will depend upon qualifications and experience.

ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL – MEDICAID FRAUD DIVISION

The Attorney General of Arkansas Tim Griffin is seeking to hire an attorney to serve as an Assistant Attorney General in the in the Medicaid Fraud Division. 

The Assistant Attorney General works under the direction of the Deputy Attorney General and is responsible for handling all matters associated with the litigation and prosecution of court cases involving Medicaid Fraud and Abuse, Neglect, or Exploitation of endangered or impaired adults, as well as ancillary charges and allegations discovered during or arising out of investigations of the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit.

The successful candidate will: be licensed to practice law in Arkansas; demonstrate outstanding abilities in (1) legal research, (2) writing, and (3) analytical thinking; have a track record of producing work that is thorough, accurate, and timely; and show a commitment to being a lifelong learner who is always growing in knowledge, communication skills, and interpersonal abilities.

The application deadline is 5:00 p.m. on April 14, 2023; but the position may be filled before the deadline. State of Arkansas job applications will not be accepted in place of a résumé.