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Municipal Law Attorney

United States, Bellevue 145000.00 - 185000.00 USD / Year · Job Posted May 04, 2026
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A midsized multi-practice law firm in the greater Seattle area is seeking a Municipal Law Attorney to join their office. The salary range is 145-185k base with additional structured bonus earnings determined by a revenue minus overhead model (fully transparent). Billable requirement is flexible. Additional bonus earnings for case origination and exceptional performance, marketing efforts or other contributions outside the norm. Benefits include medical, dental, vision and life insurance, 401k with profit sharing, 150 hours PTO, paid court holidays, paid CLE and bar dues, paid parking in the office building, and additional perks. This role will handle cases of municipal law, including serving as general counsel to municipalities and handling matters such as labor and employment, land use, eminent domain, real estate, public records, government contracts and environmental compliance. The firm as a close and friendly rapport and is excited to grow their group. Future equity partnership is available on an expedited track for qualifying candidates, if desired. Attorneys may work 2 days per week from home if desired, more once established if desired. Office space is available 5 days per week. Must be local to the greater Seattle area for client meetings and court appearances.

Job Responsibility

Handle cases of municipal law, including serving as general counsel to municipalities and handling matters such as labor and employment, land use, eminent domain, real estate, public records, government contracts and environmental compliance

Requirements

  • 8+ years of work as an attorney, with current experience in Municipal Law matters, coming from a municipality (i.e. deputy city attorney or city attorney) or law firm supporting municipal clients
  • Juris Doctor with strong academic credentials
  • Active Washington Bar License, in good standing
  • Strong legal writing
  • Skilled legal research
  • Skilled at communication and client care

What we offer

  • Medical insurance
  • Dental insurance
  • Vision insurance
  • Life insurance
  • 401k with profit sharing
  • 150 hours PTO
  • Paid court holidays
  • Paid CLE and bar dues
  • Paid parking in the office building

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