Role Description
Attorney responsible for the supervision of an investigations manager and one paralegal on the Data Privacy & Identity Theft Unit team. Reports to Section Chief of Data Privacy & Identity Theft.
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Assign cases, oversee litigation strategy and otherwise supervise the prosecution of data privacy and identity theft cases.
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Review for approval requests for settlement authority and direct negotiation. Identify suitable cases for negotiated resolution and achieve benefits for clients by resolving issues through bargaining and principled compromise.
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Prosecute the State’s interests in data privacy and identity theft cases in state and federal courts. Oversee the Unit’s statistical and other reports.
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Assist in the recruiting, interviewing, training and supervising of Unit staff. Review personnel issues.
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Review and approve attorney leave requests, work schedules, time sheets, travel authorizations and contract requests when the Section Chief is out of office.
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Provide training and mentoring in conjunction with the Section Chief of Data Privacy & Identity Theft.
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Oversee the formulation and implementation of short-term and long-term goals designed to enhance efficiency and effectiveness in coordination with the Section Chief of Data Privacy & Identity Theft.
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Oversee the development and implementation of policies, procedures and protocols within the Division through coordination with the Section Chief of Data Privacy & Identity Theft and Director & Chief Counsel of the Consumer Protection Division.
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Act as a liaison with courts and their staff on questions of case management and compliance with local rules.
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Act as a liaison with consumers, other Attorney General’s Offices, federal agencies, and other involved parties in data privacy and identity theft matters.
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Keeps supervisors and other appropriate parties informed of ongoing matters to establish cooperative working relationships based on mutual trust, communication, and understanding of goals.
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Review pending legislation and proposed rules affecting litigation.
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Maintain an appropriate case load in addition to administrative duties described herein.
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Perform other legal and administrative duties as assigned at the direction of the Section Chief of Data Privacy & Identity Theft, Director & Chief Counsel of the Consumer Protection Division, Chief Deputy, or Attorney General.
Qualifications
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Prior litigation experience in state or federal courts.
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Knowledge of privacy law, including Indiana’s Disclosure of Security Breach Act, Deceptive Consumer Sales Act, and telephone privacy laws.
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Knowledge of court procedures and policies, state statutes, legal research methods, Microsoft Word and computer equipment and software.
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Excellent communication skills. Position requires regular communication with various stakeholders regarding relevant information necessary for determining the appropriate action.
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Must be licensed to practice law in the State of Indiana.
Company Description
The Office of the Indiana Attorney General is an Equal Opportunity Employer.