Jobs at MASSAGO Inc.

Represents Massachusetts state agencies and officials in constitutional and administrative law litigation, including trial and appellate matters in state and federal courts. Defends statutes, regulations, policies, programs, and administrative decisions while handling constitutional issues, statutory interpretation, and agency authority disputes. Requires strong legal writing, independent litigation ability, public-service commitment, and familiarity with constitutional, administrative, civil, and appellate procedure.

Represents Massachusetts in antitrust investigations and litigation before state and federal courts. Handles complex matters involving mergers, price fixing, competition law, and economic issues; collaborates with state and federal enforcement agencies; manages cases independently and with legal teams; and may contribute to policy development and legislation. Requires Massachusetts bar membership or imminent eligibility, litigation experience, strong advocacy, sound judgment, and the ability to analyze complex legal, business, financial, and economic concepts.

Investigate and litigate complex Massachusetts False Claims Act matters, including qui tam actions. Duties include obtaining documents and testimony, interviewing witnesses, analyzing evidence, drafting memoranda, negotiating settlements, managing discovery and motions, and handling trials. The role requires collaboration with state, local, federal, and whistleblower representatives in a public interest enforcement environment.

Investigates public corruption, financial crimes, and related criminal referrals; conducts interviews, develops investigative plans, analyzes financial and documentary evidence, prepares reports and affidavits, supports subpoenas, testifies in court and grand jury proceedings, and collaborates with prosecutors and law enforcement agencies. The role requires field visits and travel throughout Massachusetts, along with strong analytical, writing, organizational, and interpersonal skills.

Leads the Appeals Division, supervising more than ten attorneys and two paralegals while overseeing approximately 400 criminal and civil cases in state and federal courts. Responsibilities include assigning and editing legal work, advising government stakeholders, managing operations and personnel, coordinating with agency leadership, developing training, supervising litigation, handling appellate and trial matters, and supporting investigations, policy initiatives, and amicus activity.

Represents Massachusetts convictions, criminal justice officials, agencies, and laws in state and federal trial and appellate courts. Handles appeals, post-conviction matters, habeas corpus actions, civil litigation, discovery, constitutional challenges, investigations, trial teams, policy initiatives, and amicus activity while managing a complex caseload.

Mediates consumer complaints involving investments, annuities, lending, insurance, and financial services. Researches issues, provides consumer guidance and referrals, collaborates with agencies and community partners, and supports investigations, litigation, and policy work. The role requires strong communication, research, organization, data analysis, and the ability to explain complex financial information clearly.

Two-year entry-level attorney fellowship at the Massachusetts Attorney General's Office beginning September 2027. Fellows complete three rotations across bureaus, receive training and supervision, perform legal research, advocacy, investigation, and case preparation across diverse practice areas, and may seek continued employment after the fellowship. Fellows must sit for the Massachusetts bar by July 2027 and be admitted before the second-year rotation.