Senior Crown Counsel - Civil/Commercial

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Mandate To assist with the management of the workings of the Civil and Commercial Team within the Legal Department, ensuring that the aims and objectives, as set out in the Business Plan, are fulfilled. This will involve, but not be limited to, representing the Crown in claims against Government departments/officials, instituting legal proceedings on behalf of the Crown and providing legal advice, opinions and guidance as necessary. Key Functions (i) Assist with the management of the workings of the Civil and Commercial Team. (ii) Advise HE the Governor, Government Ministries and Departments. (iii) Represent the Crown in legal proceedings. (iv) Institute and defend legal proceedings on behalf of the Crown. Key Duties Assist with the management of the staff within the Civil and Commercial Team. Ensure compliance with the objectives and goals of the Legal Department, in so far as that can be achieved by the workings of the Civil and Commercial Team. Institute civil proceedings on behalf of the Crown to recover moneys or property due to the Government; to enforce planning and building laws and regulations, and generally to protect the interests of the Government and the public. Represent the Crown in claims against the Government, its officers and/or employees. Provide legal advice and guidance to the Ministries and Departments of Government. Participate in the negotiation and drafting of Memoranda of Understanding in connection with potential inward investment in Anguilla. Manage civil matters (when required) which arise from criminal investigations or prosecutions, including advising on forfeiture of seized assets and funds. Represent the Crown in regional and international conferences, workshops and seminars. Advise on and draft contracts between Government and third parties. Supervise and lead Crown Counsel in the undertaking of their functions. Comply with the requirements of the Performance Management System. Participate in disaster management activities designed to prepare for, mitigate against and respond to disaster events. Develop and implement strategies for improving and maintaining a high level of Customer Service in the public sector · Perform any other related duties as required by the job function. PERSONAL QUALIFICATIONS The incumbent must possess well-developed practical knowledge and skill in the interpretation, application, processes and procedures of relevant legal frameworks, together with a thorough understanding of the institutional framework in which Government operates. The incumbent should be an Attorney-at-Law with ordinarily at least five (5) years post qualification experience in civil and commercial matters, acquired within a governmental department or environment

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