Pacific Justice Institute Attorney

Overview

Company or Organization:
Pacific Justice Institute

Location:

Oregon, Maryland, and Colorado

Job Description:

“Opening for a Part-Time or Full-Time Attorney Staff available in Oregon, Maryland, and Colorado (details listed below) at a religious nonprofit legal ministry known as the Pacific Justice Institute.” Opening for a part-time staff attorney available in the above-mentioned locations at a religious nonprofit legal ministry known as the Pacific Justice Institute.

The practice focuses on religious liberties, sanctity of life, religious nonprofit law, and school law focusing on parent and student rights.

An applicant must be currently admitted to the State Bar Association in the State in which they reside (and is listed above), licensed to practice law in his/her respective State and based in or near the major Cities in each above-mentioned States.

This job can be a good fit for a stay-at-home parent who would like to work primarily from home. It may also work for a semi-retired attorney and an entry-level position for a new admittee to his/her State Bar who is interested in this area of practice.

To apply, first, visit pji.org to review samples of representation that this ministry provides along with reading our Mission and “About” page information.

Second, please email a resume and thoughtful cover letter (about why you’d like to work at PJI and why you think you’d be a good fit for PJI along with any other helpful information about experience and skill set after reviewing the PJI website) to us and address the letter to Kevin Snider, Chief Counsel.

This position will remain open until filled.

Benefit

Conditions:

Only full-time employees eligible

COVID-19 Precaution(s): Remote interview process;
Virtual meetings

Work Remotely

This Job Is Ideal for Someone Who Is:

• Dependable — more reliable than spontaneous
• People-oriented — enjoys interacting with people and working on group projects
• Adaptable/flexible — enjoys doing work that requires frequent shifts in direction
• High stress tolerance — thrives in a high-pressure environment