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Deputy Associate General Counsel- Appellate and Supreme Court Litigation Branch

National Labor Relations Board · Washington, District of Columbia

📅 05/08/2026
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The position of Deputy Associate General Counsel, Appellate and Supreme Court Litigation Branch is located in the Division of Enforcement Litigation in the Office of the General Counsel. The incumbent reports directly to the Associate General Counsel in the Division of Enforcement Litigation.

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