Land Use Attorney

Be part of the solution, while living in the most beautiful state on the East Coast. Maine's fishing and costal communities are under attack from all directions. Sea-level rise, increasingly powerful storms, changing fisheries, and gentrification threaten a way of life that has sustained the people of our state for hundreds of years. Our land use practice specializes in resolving coastal conflicts.

We work to clarify beach access rights, preserve working waterfront, and secure permits to harden coastal infrastructure on behalf of individuals, families, businesses, and municipalities. The problems we address are growing more intense and complex. Our phones are ringing and our inboxes are filling up. We need help!

We are looking for mid-level to senior associates who are ready to take on these challenges while building a private practice that will sustain them into the future. We give our associates training, support, and responsibilities far exceeding those provided in large law firms. Bring your talent to a place that will invest in you. Each associate has their own marketing budget.

We coach our associates with the intent that they not only become excellent lawyers, but also indispensable team members in the lives and businesses of our clients.

Archipelago is building a truly multi-disciplinary professional services firm providing legal, scientific, and policy advice to a range of issues affecting our communities, businesses, and families. Archipelago's experts can be found everywhere from court rooms to board rooms to living rooms. We advocate before juries, municipal boards, legislative committees, and media outlets. Our company was formed around the idea that no one discipline has all the answers and that big problems are better resolved by bringing a multitude of disciplines.

Our clients will have access to a range of experts in engineering, environmental sciences, public advocacy, and the law.

Juris Doctorate

3+ years legal practice in a similar role

Maine residency or Maine connections with intent to relocate

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