Associate Legal Fellow
Full-time
US
Oct 29, 2026
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About the Role
OVERVIEW The Foundation for Government Accountability (FGA) is hiring an Associate Legal Fellow to help advance conservative reforms at the state and federal levels. In this role, you'll conduct legal research, assist in drafting legislative and executive documents, and track court cases and policy developments across the country, with a focus on Florida and other priority states. FGA's Legal Team produces legal writing that ends up in legislation, executive orders, and amicus briefs. If you're a sharp legal mind who wants to tackle hard questions, work with a team of experts, and see your work shape the law, you'll thrive here. FGA's federal legal work has grown fast. Any given day in this role may include drafting legislative provisions, filing regular public comments on administrative rules, or analyzing and helping develop policy at every level. A J.D. is required. Recent law school graduates and attorneys with a few years of experience in legal research, policy, or litigation are encouraged to apply. CULTURE AND FIT The people who consistently succeed at FGA are those whose actions and behavior reflect our five Core Values. If you adhere to these values and answer “yes” to each of the following questions, you may be a fit. 1) Candid to Solve : Being willing to have tough conversations in order to solve issues and build trust. Do you seek out constructive feedback—and provide it to others—to solve issues and build trust with coworkers? 2) Grow or Die : We don’t have a neu