Telework-Eligible Public Utility Attorney (Montana)

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taleoHelena (MT)

Lawyers Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors

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About the role

Montana Consumer Counsel in Helena seeks a licensed attorney to serve as part of its regulatory activities before the Public Service Commission. The role involves legal research, drafting briefs, presenting testimony, and responding to public inquiries. Eligible candidates must be admitted to Montana courts and able to work in the United States. Travel to hearings and meetings is expected; telework may be considered with supervisor approval.

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