The Office of the Attorney General is an equal opportunity employer. Our office strives to offer the most competitive benefits packages possible.  Those compensation packages include base salary, group health insurance, vacation time, sick time, 401k (ARDiamond), retirement (APERS) benefits, and student loan benefits (PSLF) to eligible employees.
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

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ASSISTANT SOLICITOR GENERAL – OFFICE OF SOLICITOR GENERAL

Join an elite team of lawyers at the forefront of Arkansas’s legal landscape. Our Office offers a dynamic, fast-paced environment where cutting-edge legal issues are debated and litigated daily. If you’re a brilliant, talented lawyer passionate about the law and looking to make a significant impact, this is the place for you.

**Position Overview**:

As an Assistant Solicitor General, you’ll play a key role in representing Arkansas in appellate litigation, shaping the future of our state’s jurisprudence. You’ll work alongside some of the brightest legal minds in the state and across the nation, tackling complex cases that matter to our citizens, our state and the nation’s future. 

**Key Responsibilities**

1. Represent Arkansas in appellate courts, including the Arkansas Supreme Court, Federal Appellate Courts and potentially the U.S. Supreme Court. Immediate opportunity to argue in the Eighth Circuit and the Arkansas Supreme Court. 
2. Research, draft, and present persuasive appellate briefs and oral arguments.
3. Collaborate with the Solicitor General and other Assistant Solicitors General to determine strategic approaches to cases.
4. Advise and consult with other Attorney General Office divisions on appellate issues, including strategic and critical litigation at the trial level.
5. Stay updated on significant legal developments and provide insight to the Solicitor General and Attorney General Tim Griffin on potential implications for the U.S. and Arkansas.
6. Participate in moot courts and provide feedback to colleagues preparing for oral arguments.

**Qualifications**:

1. Juris Doctorate from an accredited law school.
2. License to practice law in Arkansas or ability to obtain a license quickly.
3. Proven experience in appellate litigation; clerkship experience is a plus.
4. Elite writing, research, and oral advocacy skills.
5. Exceptional academic record: Attendance at a top-ranked law school and experience from a federal clerkship, national law firm, or public interest is strongly favored. 
6. Strong analytical and critical thinking abilities.
7. Ability to work collaboratively in a team-oriented environment.

**Benefits**:

• Competitive salary with state benefits in a state with the 4th lowest cost of living in the U.S. 
• Opportunity for professional growth and continuous learning.
• Chance to work on high-profile cases that shape Arkansas and the national legal landscape.
• Dynamic and supportive working environment.

Alumni of the Office include:

• A federal district court judge.
• Lawyers working for a religious-liberty organization and D.C.-based law firm.
• A U.S. Supreme Court clerk.

Current members of the Office include:

• Former DC-based practitioners.
• A former federal official.
• Multiple former federal court of appeals clerks.

To apply, please email a cover letter, resume, and law school transcript to positions@arkansasag.gov.

ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL – STATE AGENCY DIVISION

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

Candidates must be licensed to practice law in Arkansas and should have significant experience with the Administrative Procedures Act and Freedom of Information Act. Knowledge of legal principles and practices relevant to administrative hearings, licensing, statutory interpretation, and agency rules is preferred. 

The attorney hired for this position will provide legal representation to the State of Arkansas’s agencies, boards, and commissions through their administrative processes and agency matters. Additional duties include providing director and agency attorneys education related to rule promulgation, Administrative Procedures Act, Freedom of Information Act, and employment law.

This position requires daily in-office presence and the ability to travel in and out of state overnight occasionally.  The applicant must be self-motivated to work collaboratively in a professional environment, exercise sound judgment, and communicate effectively. Assistant Attorneys General work under the supervision of Senior and Deputy Attorneys General.

Please submit a current résumé, a writing sample, and a cover letter that includes your 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.  Come and be a part of a dynamic team that passionately works to see that justice is served in the final criminal review process.  This position offers research, writing, litigation, and oral advocacy opportunities.

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 – PUBLIC PROTECTION DIVISION

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

Candidates must be licensed to practice law in Arkansas and should have significant motion practice, discovery, and deposition experience. Plaintiff’s class action work, antitrust, data privacy, knowledge of legal principles and practices relevant to the Arkansas Deceptive Trade Practices Act, or other consumer protection statutes and regulations, and/or complex civil litigation experience are preferred.  Assistant Attorneys General in the Consumer Protection Division carry a significant caseload. Successful applicants must be effective managers of their time and able to prioritize and delegate tasks. 

The attorney hired for this position will provide legal representation to the State of Arkansas in matters involving deceptive business practices, data privacy, antitrust, and matters affecting the interests of consumers. Additional duties include providing consumer education to the public, working with other state agencies, drafting legislation, and engaging with businesses and industry to maintain high standards of honesty and fair business practices in the advertisement and sale of consumer goods and services.  

This position requires daily in-office presence and the ability to travel in and out of state overnight occasionally.  The applicant must be self-motivated to work collaboratively in a professional environment, exercise sound judgment, and communicate effectively.  Assistant Attorneys General work under the supervision of Senior and Deputy Attorneys General.

Minimum of a high school diploma or equivalency and graduation from an accredited four year college or university and Juris Doctorate.  Licensed to practice law in the State of Arkansas.

Prefer at least 3-5 years experience in related field.

NURSE ANALYST – MEDICAID FRAUD CONTROL UNIT

The Nurse Analyst works as part of a dynamic team with attorneys and investigators to evaluate medical records in fast moving cases involving abuse, neglect, and exploitation of residents in health care facilities.  The analyst may also work with prosecutors of the Medicaid Fraud Control Unit (MFCU) on nursing-related issues.

Primary Job Duties

Review and evaluate allegations of abuse and/or neglect of residents in health care facilities and the circumstances surrounding the events to determine if further investigation is warranted.

• Request, review, and analyze complex medical documentation as related to the provisions of care delivered by health care providers in all health care settings.  Evaluate the implementation of the standards of care. 

• Serve as a resource for the MFCU staff by explaining medical terminology, medical procedures, expected standards of care, and differing responsibilities of health care providers. Provide information regarding the implementation of the provisions of care/standards of practice in health care settings. Provide detailed written and oral reports. Assist investigators and prosecutors as a medical resource.

• Assist attorneys in case preparation.

• Prepare and perform outreach presentations for other state and law enforcement agencies, long-term care staff, and the public regarding the mission of the MFCU to increase awareness and potential referrals of abuse, neglect, exploitation, and fraud cases.

• Work closely with the other state agencies to coordinate investigations, generate referrals, and to establish relationships to promote the mission of the MFCU.

Additional duties and responsibilities may be added at the discretion of the supervisor and/or Deputy Attorney General.

Job Requirements – Education and Experience

Minimum requirements:

Graduate of Registered Nurse program from an accredited school of professional nursing.

Must possess a current Arkansas license issued by the Arkansas Board of Nursing to practice as a registered nurse and must be in good standing.

At least two (2) years’ experience as Director of Nursing in a long-term care facility; minimum of five (5) years’ experience as a Registered Nurse. Excellent interpersonal skills.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

Ability to work independently and exercise good judgment.  Must be resourceful, enthusiastic, and able to demonstrate initiative.  Must possess strong communication skills, both oral and written.  Must be detail-oriented, work well under pressure and possess the ability to multi-task.

Experience in the following areas is preferred:  

Experience in a variety of patient/resident care settings (long term care, assisted living, home health, hospice, hospital, group homes, e.g.).

Knowledge of state and federal rules and regulations related to health care and health care facilities, particularly in the Medicaid program.

Experience in nursing administration: Director of Nurses, Nursing Administrator, Nurse Supervisor, Charge Nurse, Risk Manager, Quality Assurance Manager, e.g.

Experience as a legal nurse consultant. Certified professional coder.

The Office of the Attorney General is an equal opportunity employer.  This position offers competitive benefits and pay, including paid sick and holiday leave, group health insurance, and retirement programs to eligible employees.

PARALEGAL – MEDICAID FRAUD DIVISION

The Office of the Attorney General is seeking to hire an experienced paralegal to join the dynamic team in the Medicaid Fraud Division. The Medicaid Fraud Division is a unique team in that it can prosecute both criminal and civil cases, including Medicaid fraud and false claims, as well as abuse, neglect, and exploitation of vulnerable persons. The ideal candidate should have a minimum of an associate degree with training in paralegal studies. All applicants must have a minimum of three years of experience as a legal assistant, legal secretary, or paralegal to be considered for the position.

All candidates should have experience drafting correspondence and discovery, maintaining electronic calendars for attorneys, and preparing documents for trail. All candidates must be able to proficiently use all basic computer programs including Microsoft Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook) and Adobe Acrobat Professional. Candidates should also have experience using the state and federal court’s filing systems.

All candidates must have verifiable experience successfully working with multiple attorneys in a fast paced and document intensive environment.  All candidates should be able to demonstrate an understanding of the process of a lawsuit. The ideal candidate will have experience reviewing complaints and preparing responses to interrogatories, requests for production of documents, and requests for admissions.

LEGAL ASSISTANT – MEDICAID FRAUD DIVISION

The Office of the Attorney General is seeking to hire an experienced legal assistant to join the dynamic team in the Medicaid Fraud Division. The Medicaid Fraud Division is a unique team in that it can prosecute both criminal and civil cases, including Medicaid fraud and false claims, as well as abuse, neglect, and exploitation of vulnerable persons. The ideal candidate should have a minimum of an associate degree. All applicants must have a minimum of three years of experience as a legal assistant, legal secretary, or the equivalent to be considered for the position.

All candidates should have experience drafting correspondence, scheduling client meetings, and maintaining electronic calendars for attorneys. All candidates must be able to proficiently use all basic computer programs including Microsoft Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook) and Adobe Acrobat Professional. Candidates should also have experience using the state and federal court’s filing systems.

All candidates must have verifiable experience successfully working with multiple attorneys in a fast paced and document intensive environment.  All candidates should be able to demonstrate an understanding of the process of a lawsuit. The ideal candidate will have experience reviewing complaints and preparing responses to interrogatories, requests for production of documents, and requests for admissions.

INVESTIGATOR – PUBLIC PROTECTION DIVISION

The Office of the Attorney General is seeking to hire a qualified applicant to serve as an Investigator in the Public Protection Division. 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 Division does not conduct criminal investigations. 

TRANSCRIPTIONIST | LEGAL SUPPORT ASSISTANT – MEDICAID DIVISION

The Attorney General of Arkansas Tim Griffin is seeking to hire a Transcriptionist / Legal Support Assistant to serve as a Transcriptionist / Legal Assistant in the Medicaid Division.  This position requires excellent transcription skills.  Responsibilities include transcribing all statements taken by the unit investigators.

The Transcriptionist / Legal Support Assistant may also be required to organize medical records for the investigators, answer the phone and perform other common clerical duties. Candidates must have a high school diploma or the equivalent. Excellent clerical skills including typing, data entry, and organizational skills.  Familiar with the Microsoft Office Suite. Ability to learn and use new databases and case management systems. Must have Transcriptionist experience. Salary will depend upon qualifications and experience.