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San Joaquin College of Law

Deputy County Counsel - County Counsels Office of Tulare County (Visalia)

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A Prosecutor is a lawyer who is responsible for presenting the case in a criminal trial against an individual accused of breaking the law. Typically, the prosecutor represents the government, or public, in the case brought against the accused person.

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Job Summary Deputy County Counsel - County Counsel's Office of Tulare County (Visalia) The County Counsel's Office serves as the civil attorneys for Tulare County government, the Tulare County Association of Governments, the Tulare Local Agency Formation Commission, Tulare County Employees Retirement Association, Tulare County Regional Transit Agency, and the Workforce Investment Board. The Legal Office includes 25 Attorneys, plus a complement of paralegals and support staff. The office is in the City of Visalia at the County Civic Center. A position with the County Counsel's office provides a unique opportunity to study and practice a wide range of law in service to an established and stable client.

While the successful candidate may be able to work with or on any of the four legal teams at County Counsel, the current vacancy is on the Litigation Team. The successful candidate will bring strong civil litigation expertise, exceptional research and writing skills, and the ability to manage complex cases from start to finish. They will represent Tulare County in state and federal courts, and administrative tribunals, handling motion practice, discovery, trails, and appeals, while also advising County departments on compliance, liability, and risk management. This role requires sharp analytical thinking, persuasive advocacy, and collaborative communication to navigate matters involving torts, civil rights, employment law, and constitutional issues. In addition to courtroom work candidates will respond to subpoenas, and writ proceedings, participate in administrative hearings, and help shape strategies that protect public resources and uphold the County's legal integrity.

The County provides a benefit package including health insurance, paid vacation and sick leave benefits, 1937 Act Retirement plan, life insurance, and reimbursement for California Bar Dues. Applicants may be granted advanced step appointments based upon experience.#J-18808-Ljbffr Job Description Deputy County Counsel - County Counsel's Office of Tulare County (Visalia) The County Counsel's Office serves as the civil attorneys for Tulare County government, the Tulare County Association of Governments, the Tulare Local Agency Formation Commission, Tulare County Employees Retirement Association, Tulare County Regional Transit Agency, and the Workforce Investment Board. The Legal Office includes 25 Attorneys, plus a complement of paralegals and support staff. The office is in the City of Visalia at the County Civic Center. A position with the County Counsel's office provides a unique opportunity to study and practice a wide range of law in service to an established and stable client.

While the successful candidate may be able to work with or on any of the four legal teams at County Counsel, the current vacancy is on the Litigation Team. The successful candidate will bring strong civil litigation expertise, exceptional research and writing skills, and the ability to manage complex cases from start to finish. They will represent Tulare County in state and federal courts, and administrative tribunals, handling motion practice, discovery, trails, and appeals, while also advising County departments on compliance, liability, and risk management. This role requires sharp analytical thinking, persuasive advocacy, and collaborative communication to navigate matters involving torts, civil rights, employment law, and constitutional issues. In addition to courtroom work candidates will respond to subpoenas, and writ proceedings, participate in administrative hearings, and help shape strategies that protect public resources and uphold the County's legal integrity.

The County provides a benefit package including health insurance, paid vacation and sick leave benefits, 1937 Act Retirement plan, life insurance, and reimbursement for California Bar Dues. Applicants may be granted advanced step appointments based upon experience.#J-18808-Ljbffr