Case Publicist

Overview

This role involves supporting a portfolio of legal cases and policy initiatives from filing through resolution. The position requires researching facts, drafting written content, and coordinating timelines to ensure effective communication of complex legal arguments to diverse audiences including policymakers, journalists, grassroots supporters, and potential clients.

Responsibilities

• Draft and update case pages, press releases, and blog posts to promote litigation and policy work
• Track case developments and deliver communication assets promptly and consistently
• Add content to the organization's website
• Collaborate with media and digital teams to align content with audience, platform, and outreach strategies
• Participate in weekly case messaging and prioritization meetings to stay ahead of news cycles and litigation schedules
• Support organization-wide campaign efforts, major wins, and rapid-response initiatives as needed
• Track case ingests and development needs using project management software (Asana)

Requirements

• Demonstrated experience writing for public-facing audiences in fast-paced environments such as newsrooms, agencies, or advocacy organizations
• Strong editorial instincts with the ability to write quickly, clearly, and with a defined point of view
• Portfolio showcasing storytelling skills and the ability to translate complex material for general audiences
• Experience managing multiple projects simultaneously and meeting deadlines
• Passion for individual liberty, constitutional law, and assisting individuals in opposing government overreach
• Team-oriented attitude, curiosity, and commitment to accuracy
• Comfort reading legal filings, court opinions, and policy documents to extract facts and narratives for general audiences

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience working at the intersection of law, policy, and public opinion
• Familiarity with strategic litigation communications

Compensation & Benefits

• Full-time, permanent position
• Starting salary range: $60,000–$80,000, commensurate with experience; exceptions may be considered for exceptional candidates
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance
• Generous 403(b) company contribution
• Life and disability insurance
• Paid leave and wellness leave
• Three weeks of paid time off

Location

The organization has offices in Sacramento, California; Arlington, Virginia; and Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Approximately half of the staff work remotely from home offices nationwide. While working from the Arlington, Virginia office is preferred for this role, candidates will be considered for any office or remote work.

Minimal travel is required, including attendance at annual staff retreats and occasional press conferences.

Application Instructions

Qualified candidates should submit:

• Resume detailing experience in the liberty movement and relevant professional background
• Cover letter explaining motivation for applying, commitment to liberty, and distinguishing qualifications
• Writing sample or portfolio demonstrating writing ability

Only applications submitted through the designated job posting will be considered. Direct inquiries about the role are discouraged to ensure a fair and consistent review process.