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Earthjustice job openings: Attorneys with Indian law expertise
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Earthjustice has two new job postings: We’re seeking experienced attorneys with expertise in Indian law to broaden and deepen our ability to partner with and represent tribes and tribal communities in litigation and advocacy to help them to defend their people, their lands, their culture and way of life from environmental degradation.
Full position descriptions can be found:
- Litigation (Bozeman, SF, Denver, Seattle, or LA): Associate Attorney, Tribal Partnerships
- Litigation (Bozeman, SF, Denver, Seattle, or LA): Staff Attorney and Director of Tribal Partnerships
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