Attorney III - Transactional - Jacksonville Electric Authority (JEA)

Listed via Govjobs Jacksonvillefl
Posted May 27, 2026 · Apply by Sep 12
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Position Overview

Compensation: Not disclosed
Position: Mid
Type: Job
Employment: Full time
Practice Area: General Practice
Remote: No
Deadline: Sep 12, 2026

Job Description

The position reports directly to the General Counsel or a supervising Attorney IV. This position provides legal support to JEA regarding operations and transactional matters. Work assignments include negotiating and drafting complex contracts (procurement contracts, construction contracts, grant agreements contracts, permits, licenses, etc.), real estate and finance documents, interlocal agreements, legal opinions, resolutions, ordinances and other legal documents. Preference is given to attorneys with previous public utilities experience. Knowledge in open government laws, public records, and ethics is preferred but not required. Work is performed under the direction of the General Counsel or a supervising Assistant General Counsel IV as designated by the General Counsel and is reviewed through conferences, inspection of documents and evaluation of results obtained.

Practice Area

Position

Mid

Required Skills

Litigation, Legal Research, Legal Writing

Application Deadline

September 12, 2026

Employment Type

Full time

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