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Southworth PC Hiring Remote Attorneys for Federal Practice

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If you’re an attorney with courtroom fire and a heart for public service, Southworth PC invites you to consider joining our team. We are expanding to hire two, possibly three, remote attorneys to strengthen the legal shield we provide for federal employees nationwide.

 

Who We’re Looking For

We want lawyers who are:

  • Smart, hungry, and humble. Your credentials matter, but your mindset matters more.

  • Experienced in federal practice. If you’ve litigated MSPB appeals, EEOC complaints, whistleblower retaliation claims, or RIF challenges, we want your expertise. Alternatively, if you’re a long-time federal employee with deep knowledge of federal employment systems and a burning desire to advocate for your peers, we welcome your application.

Whether you’re a seasoned litigator or a federal attorney dusting off your pink slip, what counts is your commitment to protecting those who keep our government running.

 

What We Offer

At Southworth PC, you’ll find:

  • A fully remote practice. Work from anywhere with our top-tier tech and dedicated support staff.

  • Generous time off. Enjoy every federal holiday plus 20 PTO days we encourage you to actually use.

  • A collaborative, diverse culture. We reward teamwork and deliver competitive pay with serious bonuses tied to client results.

 

Why This Work Matters

Our clients face life-changing career threats: removals, suspensions, RIFs, and retaliation for simply telling the truth. As a Southworth PC attorney, you’ll stand in the gap to protect federal employees’ livelihoods, dignity, and retirement security. This is your chance to continue serving the public good – by serving the public servants themselves.

 

How to Apply

If this sounds like your next mission, email [email protected] with the subject line:

Interested in Supporting Federal Employees

Attach:

  • A tailored cover letter explaining why you’re fired up to stand with feds and interested in our practice

  • Your current résumé

Paralegals and other roles: thank you for your interest last time. We are not hiring for those positions currently, but will keep you updated on future openings.

 

Share This Opportunity

If you know an attorney dedicated to protecting federal workers, please share this post. Together, we can build the strongest legal shield federal employees have ever seen.

 

Legal Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice. While I am a federal employment attorney, this post does not create an attorney-client relationship. Every situation is unique, and legal outcomes depend on specific facts and circumstances.

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