Jobs at MASSAGO Inc.

Provides strategic legal and organizational support to the Massachusetts Attorney General, executive team, and office bureaus. Leads priority matters, develops implementation plans, coordinates resources, tracks progress, and directs cross-divisional initiatives. The role requires experienced legal judgment, litigation and advocacy expertise, strategic planning, team leadership, mentoring, and collaboration across diverse stakeholders.

Part-time spring legal interns will support Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office legal teams on public interest matters while gaining meaningful legal experience and networking opportunities. Interns must be current law students, work at least 12 hours weekly, and demonstrate a connection to the communities served. The role follows a hybrid schedule with one in-office day and one remote day per week in Boston or a regional office.

Part-time spring internship supporting the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office across multiple bureaus and divisions. Interns will contribute to public-interest work, participate in networking opportunities, and support the office’s mission. Candidates must be currently enrolled college students, work at least 12 hours weekly, and work one day in the office and one day remotely. The internship is unpaid.

Investigates and prosecutes complex insurance and unemployment fraud cases, including white-collar crimes, money laundering, and related offenses. Responsibilities include evaluating complaints, developing investigative strategies, analyzing documents, interviewing witnesses, conducting grand jury investigations, recommending charges and pleas, handling motion practice, and prosecuting cases through trial in District and Superior Courts. The role requires collaboration with law enforcement agencies and travel to courts across Massachusetts.

Represents and defends the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, its agencies, and employees in civil litigation. Manages an active caseload, drafts pleadings, conducts discovery, handles depositions, prepares and argues dispositive motions, and tries cases in state and federal courts.

Provides paralegal and administrative support for criminal insurance and unemployment fraud investigations and litigation. Duties include preparing exhibits and presentations, drafting pleadings, managing discovery and case files, coordinating hearings and deadlines, conducting legal research, compiling reports, supporting trainings, and communicating with attorneys, witnesses, courts, and the public.