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Staff Attorney, Intake Division

Supreme Court of Ohio · Columbus, OH · 1 mo ago
Legal$105k/yrFull-time
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    About the Role

    As a Staff Attorney in the Intake Division, you will be at the forefront of ODC's mission by reviewing and investigating incoming grievances and conducting legal analysis under the:

    • Ohio Rules of Professional Conduct
    • Ohio Code of Judicial Conduct
    • Rules for the Government of the Bar of Ohio

    You will work closely with attorneys, judges, complainants, and members of the public while helping ensure that allegations are handled professionally, fairly, and efficiently.

    Key Responsibilities

    Case Evaluation and Investigation

    • Review, evaluate, and investigate incoming grievances and complaints.
    • Gather facts, analyze evidence, and conduct legal research related to:
      • Attorney misconduct
      • Judicial misconduct
      • Unauthorized practice of law
      • Mental health concerns and impairment issues
      • Alcohol and substance abuse matters
    • Assess complex legal and factual issues and identify appropriate case resolutions.

    Written Analysis and Recommendations

    • Prepare clear, concise, and persuasive memoranda and correspondence.
    • Draft recommendations regarding dismissals, investigations, closures, and referrals for further disciplinary proceedings.
    • Present findings and legal analysis to supervisory attorneys.

    Stakeholder Communication

    • Communicate regularly with complainants, attorneys, judges, and members of the public.
    • Explain investigative processes and case outcomes with professionalism, clarity, and sensitivity.
    • Foster public confidence through respectful and effective interactions.

    Education and Outreach

    • Support educational initiatives for the bench and bar.
    • Assist with continuing legal education (CLE) presentations, training programs, written educational materials, and outreach efforts.

    Additional Responsibilities

    • Assist with disciplinary proceedings and related matters as needed.
    • Support attorneys preparing cases for presentation before the Board of Professional Conduct and the Board on the Unauthorized Practice of Law.
    • Perform other duties consistent with the mission of ODC.
    • Some travel throughout Ohio may be required.

    Qualifications

    Required

    • Juris Doctor from an accredited law school.
    • Active registration and good standing with the Supreme Court of Ohio Office of Attorney Services.
    • Minimum of two years of continuous experience practicing law.
    • Strong legal research, analysis, and writing skills.
    • Excellent oral communication and interpersonal abilities.

    Preferred Attributes

    • A thorough understanding of professional responsibility and legal ethics.
    • Sound judgment and the ability to evaluate complex factual and legal issues.
    • Exceptional attention to detail and organizational skills.
    • Strong emotional intelligence, professionalism, and discretion.
    • A collaborative mindset and commitment to teamwork.
    • Adaptability, initiative, and a willingness to learn.
    • Confidence using technology and legal research tools.

    If selected, an out-of-state candidate licensed in a jurisdiction other than Ohio must immediately apply for and be granted admission under Gov.Bar R. I, Section 10.

    Professional Culture

    At ODC, our work is guided by the values of:

    • Integrity
    • Fairness
    • Respect
    • Empathy
    • Professional Excellence
    • Public Service

    Successful candidates will contribute positively to a culture built on trust, accountability, teamwork, and mutual respect. We seek attorneys who approach their work with humility, professionalism, and a commitment to ethical leadership.

    Benefits

    The State of Ohio offers an excellent benefits package which includes:

    • Extensive medical, dental, and vision insurance
    • 11 paid holidays
    • At least a 14% employer contribution into your OPERS pension plan
    • Employee tuition reimbursement

    Compensation

    $105,000

    Schedule

    Full-time

    Location

    Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio, United States of America

    Organization

    Supreme Court of Ohio - Office of Disciplinary Counsel

    The Office of Disciplinary Counsel (ODC) is seeking three talented and motivated attorneys to join our Intake Division as Staff Attorneys, including two newly created positions that reflect the continued growth and importance of our work. This is a unique opportunity for an attorney who is intellectually curious, highly ethical, and committed to public service. Staff Attorneys play a critical role in protecting the integrity of the legal profession and the judiciary by evaluating and investigating allegations of attorney and judicial misconduct, as well as the unauthorized practice of law.

    Contact

    candie.gutierrez@odc.ohio.gov

    Application Deadline

    Sep 28, 2026, 11:59:00 PM

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    About the Role

    As a Staff Attorney in the Intake Division, you will be at the forefront of ODC's mission by reviewing and investigating incoming grievances and conducting legal analysis under the:

    • Ohio Rules of Professional Conduct
    • Ohio Code of Judicial Conduct
    • Rules for the Government of the Bar of Ohio

    You will work closely with attorneys, judges, complainants, and members of the public while helping ensure that allegations are handled professionally, fairly, and efficiently.

    Key Responsibilities

    Case Evaluation and Investigation

    • Review, evaluate, and investigate incoming grievances and complaints.
    • Gather facts, analyze evidence, and conduct legal research related to:
      • Attorney misconduct
      • Judicial misconduct
      • Unauthorized practice of law
      • Mental health concerns and impairment issues
      • Alcohol and substance abuse matters
    • Assess complex legal and factual issues and identify appropriate case resolutions.

    Written Analysis and Recommendations

    • Prepare clear, concise, and persuasive memoranda and correspondence.
    • Draft recommendations regarding dismissals, investigations, closures, and referrals for further disciplinary proceedings.
    • Present findings and legal analysis to supervisory attorneys.

    Stakeholder Communication

    • Communicate regularly with complainants, attorneys, judges, and members of the public.
    • Explain investigative processes and case outcomes with professionalism, clarity, and sensitivity.

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