Senior Gaming Enforcement Attorney
nacbaSpringfield (MA)
About the role
Massachusetts Attorney General's Office in Springfield seeks an Assistant Attorney General in the Gaming Enforcement Division within the Criminal Bureau. The role focuses on investigating and prosecuting gaming-related crimes in Western Massachusetts and coordinating with State Police and other agencies.
The successful candidate will manage complex caseloads, supervise investigations, and liaise with stakeholders. Hybrid work arrangements apply; travel across the Commonwealth may be required.
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