Attorney general vs senior attorney

Differences between attorney general and senior attorney duties and responsibilities

Attorney general example responsibilities.

• Perform extensive trial litigation, facilitate contract administrations, negotiations, and arrange mediation and counseling.
• Draft subpoenas and participate in investigations.
• Prepare subpoenas and arrange for process-servers and couriers.
• Prepare and participate as first chair at various administrative and arbitration hearings.
• Assist in preparing and responding to civil miscellaneous appeals, criminal miscellaneous appeals.
• Investigate and assist in the preparation of litigation cases concerning fraud by officers of charitable organizations.
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Senior attorney example responsibilities.

• Manage and respond to corporate subpoenas including drafting appropriate objections and preparing witnesses for deposition.
• Manage the death administration department with approximately thirty-five plus estates through trust administration, Medicaid estate recovery or probate.
• Draft charging instruments, pleadings, subpoenas, consent agreements, orders and other documents pertaining to administrative enforcement litigation proceedings.
• Experience litigation attorney, with emphasis on management of civil and matrimonial litigation, from initial interview through trial or settlement.
• Communicate with client and insurance carriers concerning the progress of the litigation and provide recommendations regarding settlement or other claim resolution.
• Represent individual and institutional clients in all aspects of commercial and residential real estate acquisition, financing and leasing and foreclosure.
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