HONORS PARALEGAL PROGRAM | Multiple Divisions

Program Overview Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell is seeking motivated and mission-driven candidates for the inaugural Honors Paralegal Program, a two-year rotational program designed to provide early career paralegals with hands‑on legal experience in the largest public sector legal office in the Commonwealth. The program is a two‑year term that begins in September 2026 and ends in September 2028. Under rotational assignments across multiple divisions and bureaus, the selected participant will gain hands‑on experience supporting legal teams working on issues that directly impact the people of Massachusetts. Our work at the Attorney General’s Office encompasses a variety of different practice areas including civil rights, health care, consumer protection, environmental protection, criminal prosecution, fair labor, administrative law, data privacy, constitutional defense, and more. The participant will receive training, mentorship, and professional development opportunities to strengthen their legal, analytical, and professional skills. Responsibilities Legal research and writing Case management and document review Discovery and trial preparation Investigations and witness interviews Drafting subpoenas and legal documents Client and stakeholder communication Program Structure The participant will complete three rotations through different areas of the office and will have the opportunity during their final rotation to seek continued employment with the Attorney General’s Office. The program participant must commit to a two‑year term. The position is full‑time, non‑exempt. The hybrid model includes some remote workdays; on in‑office days, employees are required to report to the Boston Office. Qualifications Completed a paralegal certificate program from an accredited institution, or earned an associate or bachelor’s degree in paralegal studies or legal studies between June 2025 and June 2026. Demonstrated interest and desire to work in the public interest. Professional or personal experience related to the mission of the Attorney General’s Office. Knowledge or ability in legal areas such as legal research, discovery, trial preparation, case management systems, investigation, drafting subpoenas, and other documents. Effective analytical, research, writing, and verbal communication skills. Demonstrated engagement and leadership in school and/or community activities. Commitment to the people and communities served by the office, and interest in supporting a respectful and inclusive work environment. EEO Statement The Attorney General’s Office is an Equal Opportunity Employer. As the representative of the Commonwealth and its residents, the Attorney General’s Office strives to ensure that those working in our office reflect the diversity of the communities we serve. The Office encourages applicants from a broad spectrum of backgrounds to apply for positions. #J-18808-Ljbffr Commonwealth of Massachusetts