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Legislative Attorney Jobs in Washington, District of Columbia, USA at National Conference of State Legislatures
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Positions and Salary Ranges
Virginia Department of Planning and Budget
Range: $4,817 – $8,348 monthly depending on qualifications
Posted April 17, 2025
MN Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources
Hiring range is $76,323 and $87,500 per year
Who Should Apply
No legislative, governmental, or administrative law experience is required—just strong legal skills, clear writing, and a genuine interest in civics or public service. We seek attorneys who enjoy variety, think critically, and solve legal problems thoughtfully. The role involves public-facing responsibilities such as presenting in meetings and engaging with agency heads, industry leaders, citizens, and officials. If you can listen carefully, collaborate nonpartisanly, and translate complex ideas into law, we encourage you to apply.
Training in legislative processes, legal drafting, and procedural rules will be provided. For more information, contact Ian Shaw at .
Wyoming Legislative Service Office (LSO) Attorney Role
The LSO seeks a motivated attorney to join its legal team and support the Wyoming Legislature’s mission. The work involves addressing state-wide challenges, becoming a subject-matter expert, and learning from skilled professionals.
Responsibilities
Draft legislation and conduct research for legislative committees and legislators
Staff the Senate or House during legislative sessions, providing guidance, preparing amendments, and advising on procedural and legal questions
Attend and staff interim committee meetings, draft legislation, present research, and prepare meeting summaries
Develop expertise on issues within a legislative committee’s jurisdiction
Communicate with legislators, government officials, stakeholders, and lobbyists to develop legislation
Lead teams of LSO professionals
Review agency administrative rules
Draft summaries of enacted legislation
Travel within Wyoming for legislative business
Complete special projects and other tasks
Qualifications
Juris Doctorate or a third-year law student graduating this semester
Admitted to practice law in Wyoming or willing to seek admission
Strong academic record
Excellent writing and research skills
Leadership and team management skills
The position involves working in an office environment, including prolonged desk work, travel within Wyoming, and use of standard office equipment. Reasonable accommodations are available for individuals with disabilities.
Salary and Benefits
Negotiable salary based on experience, ranging from $76,000 to $152,500
Full benefits including health insurance, retirement plan, paid leave, and other in-office benefits
Application Process
Submit the following:
Resume
Recent writing sample (without outside edits)
References (at least three)
Salary requirements
Transcripts from law school and other education
Applications can be sent via mail to:
Mail: Ian Shaw, Legal Division Administrator, Wyoming Legislative Service Office, Rm E201, 200 W. 24th Street, State Capitol Building, Cheyenne, WY 82002
Applications will be reviewed until the position is filled, with an immediate start preferred.
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Title: Legislative Attorney
Company: National Conference of State Legislatures
Location: Washington, District of Columbia, USA
Category: Law/Legal (Legal Counsel, Lawyer), Government
