Under the general supervision and direction of the Oklahoma Corporation Commission’s (“Commission” or “OCC”) Office of General Counsel, perform professional legal work by providing advice and representation on matters relating to the regulation of oil and gas.
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Analyzes factual and legal issues in the review of policies, procedures, rules, regulations, and technical manuals.
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Conducts specialized research of case law, statutes, policies, rules, and regulations, and prepares memoranda of law.
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Prepares necessary legal documents and advisory opinions.
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May draft or comment on proposed legislation or changes in rules and/or regulations.
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Represents regulatory division in cases before an OCC Administrative Law Judge or the Commission. This includes working with division staff and preparing applications and/or complaints, proposed orders, briefs, motions, and additional documents preparatory or incidental to the hearing of a case; participates in pre-hearing conferences and hearings; examines witnesses, and argues motions.
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May negotiate contractual matters and draft the necessary contracts and other legal instruments or documents.
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Review cases; prepare reports, exhibits, and legal memoranda outlining factual and legal issues and recommending disposition.
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Answers general inquiries concerning legal issues from the public and staff; assists the general public regarding complaints, questions, or additional problems involving regulated entities; might mediate disputes between consumers and regulated entities.
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Performs related work as required and assigned.
Admission to the Oklahoma Bar Association and three (3) years of experience in the practice of law.
State of Oklahoma is an equal opportunity employer.