Pacific Legal Foundation

Generate and lead high-profile separation of powers cases to challenge the administrative state. Advocate for individual liberty through court litigation, media appearances, and scholarly publications.

The Case Publicist translates complex legal arguments into compelling content for policymakers, journalists, and the public. Responsibilities include drafting press releases, blog posts, and case pages while tracking litigation developments via project management software.

The role involves finding, developing, and litigating high-impact property rights cases in state and federal courts nationwide. The attorney will work collaboratively to protect constitutional property rights and may represent the organization in media or conference settings.

The Media Relations Manager is responsible for securing prestige and attention for the firm's work by pitching stories and booking interviews. They will build relationships with journalists and monitor the news cycle to inject the firm's legal victories into national conversations.

Attorneys will be on the front lines fighting government abuse by litigating strategic lawsuits that challenge unconstitutional laws, regulations, and policies threatening liberty, property rights, and the separation of powers. They will also advocate for shared principles by communicating with journalists, the public, and allied organizations to advance litigation objectives.

The attorney will generate and lead high-profile cases within the Separation of Powers practice group, shaping strategy by identifying and litigating emerging constitutional theories. Responsibilities also include advocating through speeches, media appearances, publications, and working collaboratively with other attorneys on complex cases.