Attorney I/Ii Yakima County, WAAttorney I/IiYakima, WA$102,000–$110,408 / yearSkills ( and abilities): Using a personal computer and related software applications, and operating basic office equipment; Performing legal research; analyzing and applying legal principles, statutes, constitutional provisions, facts, evidence and precedents to legal problems; Applying supervisory techniques and methods; and assigning, reviewing and evaluating the work of others (supervisory positions); Prioritizing work under varying conditions and effectively managing time; Finding solutions to problems and making decisions within the scope of responsibility and the law; Exercising sound judgment in consulting senior attorneys and supervisors with questions and concerns, and, in referring matters to others which are beyond the scope, knowledge or authority of the position. Working individually and cooperatively as a member of a team; Applying knowledge of the law in writing various documents, organizing evidence, drafting interview questions, presenting legal arguments, and legal and/or factual situations; Establishing and maintaining effective interpersonal relationships with co-workers, individuals involved in the court systems, media and diverse members of the public while maintaining focus on case and client interests; Maintaining confidentiality; and.
Attorney III Yakima County, WAAttorney IIIYakima, WA$128,708–$144,946 / yearSkills (and abilities): Using a personal computer and related software applications, and operating basic office equipment; Performing legal research; analyzing and applying legal principles, statutes, constitutional provisions, facts, evidence and precedents to legal problems; Applying supervisory techniques and methods; and assigning, reviewing and evaluating the work of others (supervisory positions); Prioritizing work under varying conditions and effectively managing time; Finding solutions to problems and making decisions within the scope of responsibility and the law; Exercising sound judgment in consulting senior attorneys and supervisors with questions and concerns, and, in referring matters to others which are beyond the scope, knowledge or authority of the position. Working individually and cooperatively as a member of a team; Applying knowledge of the law in writing various documents, organizing evidence, drafting interview questions, presenting legal arguments, and legal and/or factual situations; Establishing and maintaining effective interpersonal relationships with co-workers, individuals involved in the court systems, media and diverse members of the public while maintaining focus on case and client interests; Maintaining confidentiality; and.
Senior Assistant/Assistant City Attorney - Civil Division Yakima City CouncilSenior Assistant/Assistant City Attorney - Civil DivisionYakima, WA$107,348.80–$130,478.40 / yearAdvise City Council and City departments on labor and employment law including personnel policies, employee discipline, workers compensation law, accommodation of disabilities and other protected classes; draft or review collective bargaining agreements, personnel ordinances, personnel policies, and civil service rules; represent the City in related negotiations, arbitrations/grievances, and/or litigation. Advise City Council and City departments on all aspects of local government law; damage or injury claims or litigation brought against the City and represent the City in negotiations, arbitration and/or litigation; and draft or review ordinances, requests for proposals, and contracts for goods and services; and provide policy memorandums, advice, and presentations to City Council and/or City staff.
Attorney Iii/Iv Yakima County, WAAttorney Iii/IvYakima, WA$128,708–$139,318 / yearSkills ( and abilities): Using a personal computer and related software applications, and operating basic office equipment; Performing legal research; analyzing and applying legal principles, statutes, constitutional provisions, facts, evidence and precedents to legal problems; Applying supervisory techniques and methods; and assigning, reviewing and evaluating the work of others (supervisory positions); Prioritizing work under varying conditions and effectively managing time; Finding solutions to problems and making decisions within the scope of responsibility and the law; Exercising sound judgment in consulting senior attorneys and supervisors with questions and concerns, and, in referring matters to others which are beyond the scope, knowledge or authority of the position. Working individually and cooperatively as a member of a team; Applying knowledge of the law in writing various documents, organizing evidence, drafting interview questions, presenting legal arguments, and legal and/or factual situations; Establishing and maintaining effective interpersonal relationships with co-workers, individuals involved in the court systems, media and diverse members of the public while maintaining focus on case and client interests; Maintaining confidentiality; and.
Prosecuting Attorney I/Ii/Iii/Iv Criminal And Child Support Division Yakima County, WAProsecuting Attorney I/Ii/Iii/Iv Criminal And Child Support DivisionYakima, WA$102,000–$110,408 / yearSkills and Abilities: Using a personal computer and related software applications, and operating basic office equipment; Performing legal research; analyzing and applying legal principles, statutes, constitutional provisions, facts, evidence and precedents to legal problems; Applying supervisory techniques and methods; and assigning, reviewing and evaluating the work of others (supervisory positions); Prioritizing work under varying conditions and effectively managing time; Finding solutions to problems and making decisions within the scope of responsibility and the law; Exercising sound judgment in consulting senior attorneys and supervisors with questions and concerns, and, in referring matters to others which are beyond the scope, knowledge or authority of the position. In Civil Matters: In child support enforcement (prosecution), represents the State of Washington Department of Social and Health Services, Division of Child Support in family law matters or proceedings in Superior Court to establish parentage and child support orders, modify child support orders, enforce child support orders, and other associated actions or proceedings.
Attorney III/IV (Evergreen) COUNTY OF YAKIMAAttorney III/IV (Evergreen)Yakima, WA$128,708–$139,318 / yearSkills ( and abilities): Using a personal computer and related software applications, and operating basic office equipment; Performing legal research; analyzing and applying legal principles, statutes, constitutional provisions, facts, evidence and precedents to legal problems; Applying supervisory techniques and methods; and assigning, reviewing and evaluating the work of others (supervisory positions); Prioritizing work under varying conditions and effectively managing time; Finding solutions to problems and making decisions within the scope of responsibility and the law; Exercising sound judgment in consulting senior attorneys and supervisors with questions and concerns, and, in referring matters to others which are beyond the scope, knowledge or authority of the position. Our Values: Integrity Common Sense Innovation Accountability Position Data: Attorney III-S Regular Exempt (ineligible for overtime) Overview: Annual Pay Range as follows: Attorney III - $128,708 - $139,318 (ATT III Step 1-5) Attorney IV - $146,758 - $165,273 (ATT IV Step 1-7) Annual Hiring Range as follows: Attorney III - $128,708 - $136,586 (ATT III Step 1-4 DOQ) Attorney IV - $146,758 - $155,741 (ATT IV Step 1-4 DOQ) Job Closing Date: Open until filled with weekly reviews.
Prosecuting Attorney I/II/III/IV (Criminal) COUNTY OF YAKIMAProsecuting Attorney I/II/III/IV (Criminal)Yakima, WA$102,000–$110,408 / yearSkills and Abilities: Using a personal computer and related software applications, and operating basic office equipment; Performing legal research; analyzing and applying legal principles, statutes, constitutional provisions, facts, evidence and precedents to legal problems; Applying supervisory techniques and methods; and assigning, reviewing and evaluating the work of others (supervisory positions); Prioritizing work under varying conditions and effectively managing time; Finding solutions to problems and making decisions within the scope of responsibility and the law; Exercising sound judgment in consulting senior attorneys and supervisors with questions and concerns, and, in referring matters to others which are beyond the scope, knowledge or authority of the position. Works with supervisors in resolution of ethical issues and in response to problems and to complaints regarding services provided, Other Duties as Assigned: Performs other duties as assigned such as: preparation of appellate briefs; participation in or preparation and presentation of in-house training programs; and presentation of educational programs to local school, community or civic organizations.