Women, minorities, veterans, and people with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply. Recognizing that diversity leads to strength, the Office actively seeks to increase the diversity of its workforce. Cases will include workers' compensation fraud, unemployment tax and compensation fraud cases, motor vehicle fraud cases, and fake injury or property loss cases committed by claimants, employers, medical providers, and attorneys. Investigations typically involve financial record audits and may involve the use of confidential informants, undercover agents, search warrants, and electronic surveillance. Some appellate work.
Several openings are currently available for attorneys at a variety of experience levels.
A minimum of three years' litigation experience is required, preferably as a criminal prosecutor or a civil litigator handling complex financial or insurance matters. Strong analytical, writing, and oral advocacy skills are essential. Jury trial experience is also required. This is a challenging position with an opportunity to gain prosecution experience in complicated white collar cases.