The SDAG's duties include: Overseeing the legal work of Deputy Attorneys General (DAG) through all phases of civil litigation, from initiation of an investigation to trial and appeal, including developing case strategy, analyzing staffing data, working with experts, conducting discovery, and conducting investigations using tools such as investigative subpoenas and witness interviews; overseeing the duties and work of legal support staff, including legal secretaries and legal analysts; personally performing the most difficult, complex, and sensitive legal work, including appearing in court and drafting memorandum for the Attorney General; facilitating and personally handling interactions with the Division's investigative supervisors and staff; engaging with public stakeholders and state, federal, and local agency partners on behalf of DMFEA; assessing legislative measures and other policy proposals in the Division's subject areas; handling general administrative tasks; participating in the selection process for staff; providing training for legal and investigative staff; and. Strong oral and written communication skills and a strong knowledge of state and federal civil law (ideally including the laws and regulations applicable to long-term care facilities), complex motion work, depositions, civil procedure, and rules of discovery; exceptional judgment, discretion, integrity, and initiative; exceptional tact in interacting with others, including excellent listening skills, patience, self-composure, and the ability to interact effectively across disciplines, with other government agencies, and with the public; the ability to lead and motivate others by positive example, perform tasks under stressful conditions, be flexible, and adeptly handle challenging situations; and.