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Manages the County’s enterprise risk and workplace safety programs, including hazard analysis, loss prevention, claims administration, insurance coverage, regulatory compliance, safety training, audits, emergency preparedness, and corrective actions. Analyzes loss and claims data, negotiates settlements with legal staff, coordinates with insurers and vendors, manages budgets and assigned personnel, develops policies and strategic plans, and advises County leadership on risk exposure and mitigation.

Represents the Solicitor General’s office in criminal state court matters. Responsibilities include preparing and reviewing accusations, appearing at hearings and trials, researching case law, drafting motions, jury charges, appellate briefs, and negotiating pleas. The role also supports law enforcement, communicates with victims and defense attorneys, subpoenas witnesses, and ensures compliance with legal and departmental procedures.

Leads and supervises felony defense operations within a Circuit Public Defender Office. Oversees attorneys, advises staff and management on legal matters, conducts extensive felony jury litigation, develops case strategies, prepares appeals and legal documents, and represents defendants in court. Manages trial preparation, evidence, witnesses, training, professional development, performance, compliance, and quality improvement initiatives while maintaining current knowledge of Georgia and applicable federal law.

Supports employee benefits administration, enrollment, eligibility verification, vendor communication, invoice processing, audits, payroll deduction reviews, required notices, leave tracking, and benefits reporting. Provides employee customer service, resolves administrative issues, coordinates benefits and wellness events, prepares communications, and assists with child support order processing. Requires strong organization, communication, analytical, multitasking, and relationship-building skills.

Provides legal advice and representation to county officials, departments, boards, and commissions. Drafts and reviews ordinances, contracts, leases, deeds, resolutions, and other legal documents; represents the county in litigation and administrative hearings; conducts legal research; analyzes legislation; investigates claims; supports contract negotiations; and advises on compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and policies.

Senior Supervisor Assistant Solicitor represents the State of Georgia in criminal proceedings, handles complex trials and appellate matters, researches and drafts legal documents, negotiates pleas, conducts hearings, advises and mentors Assistant Solicitors, supervises legal support staff, and manages assigned cases. The role requires Georgia bar membership, a Juris Doctorate, relevant legal experience, courtroom proficiency, and a valid driver’s license.