Supervising ElderAccessLine Attorney

Position Summary The Supervising ElderAccessLine Attorney plays a key leadership role within the Centralized Intake Unit (CIU), providing legal guidance, supervision, and strategic direction to attorneys and paralegals serving older Nebraskans. This role combines legal analysis, client guidance, staff mentorship, intake oversight, and community engagement. The attorney will help ensure clients receive high-quality legal information and services while supporting efficient statewide intake operations. Essential Responsibilities Evaluate Centralized Intake Unit applications to determine eligibility and level of service Conduct legal research, client interviews, and fact gathering to provide legal advice and recommendations Educate clients regarding legal options, processes, and potential outcomes Assist in supervising, training, and mentoring intake paralegals and support staff Help manage daily workflow and intake operations Ensure compliance with Legal Services Corporation (LSC) regulations and record‑keeping requirements Maintain current knowledge of legal issues affecting elders and low‑income communities Support outreach and education efforts within the elder community statewide Build and maintain relationships with partner agencies and community organizations Assist in developing intake guidance materials, scripts, and documentation Participate in AccessLine and ElderAccessLine call support as needed Work Environment & Flexibility This is a mostly remote position with flexible work arrangements. Attorneys may work from anywhere in Nebraska within 60 miles of a Legal Aid of Nebraska office. Occasional travel to Legal Aid offices, including Omaha, and limited statewide travel will be required. Candidates must be able to maintain a private, confidential workspace for remote work. Qualifications Required Qualifications Juris Doctor from an accredited law school Licensed and in good standing with the Nebraska State Bar, or admission imminent Experience practicing law, preferably in elder law, legal aid, public interest, poverty law, or related client‑service work Strong communication and leadership skills Ability to work collaboratively within a statewide team environment Commitment to serving low‑income and older adult communities Preferred Qualifications Prior supervisory or mentoring experience Awareness of legal issues affecting low‑income and elder populations Experience working with vulnerable or underserved communities Attorneys returning to practice after a career break are encouraged to apply About the Opportunity This role offers the chance to continue practicing law in a meaningful way while maintaining greater work‑life flexibility than many traditional legal positions. Attorneys with substantial practice experience who are looking to step away from litigation, reduce burnout, or return to the profession in a supportive environment are strongly encouraged to apply. Benefits At Legal Aid of Nebraska, we value our employees and are committed to supporting their health, well‑being, and professional growth. Eligible full‑time employees regularly scheduled to work 30 or more hours per week may enjoy a comprehensive benefits package, including: Medical, dental, and vision insurance, including employer‑paid dental and vision coverage for employees and the option to enroll eligible dependents through payroll deduction Employer‑paid life insurance and long‑term disability coverage Voluntary life, critical illness, and accident insurance options Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or Health Savings Account (HSA) options, as applicable A 403(b) retirement plan with an employer match available after one year of employment Paid time off, including vacation, sick leave, holidays, and other eligible leaves Up to 12 weeks of paid family and medical leave for qualifying circumstances An Employee Assistance Program offering confidential support and resources Wellness benefits Professional development and job‑related training opportunities Flexible work arrangements, when appropriate for the position and organizational needs Benefit eligibility, coverage, and plan terms are subject to applicable policies and plan documents. #J-18808-Ljbffr Legal Aid of Nebraska