The TBA is accepting applications from candidates interested in the position of Education and Professional Development Coordinator of Online Learning. This position will support the delivery and ongoing enhancement of TBA’s online continuing legal education (CLE) portfolio. Working closely with the TBA's director of education and professional development, the position will focus on executing high-quality digital learning programs, supporting the promotion and visibility of online offerings, and contributing to member engagement and program growth. View the full job description. To apply, send a cover letter explaining interest in the position and a resume to Human Resources & Administrative Coordinator Tanja Trezise.

The Trial Court Vacancy Commission is currently accepting applications to fill a vacancy in the 26th Judicial District Chancery Court following the elevation of the Steven W. Maroney to the appellate bench. Applicants must be an attorney licensed in Tennessee who is at least 30 years of age, a resident of the state for five years, and must reside in the judicial district, which covers Chester, Henderson and Madison counties. Applications should be submitted by noon CDT on May 6. Access the application and instructions on the court’s website. A public hearing with applicants for the position will be held June 10 at 9 a.m. CDT.

Leitner Williams Dooley Napolitan (LWDN) currently is hiring an associate attorney for its Memphis office. Candidates should have three to five years of experience with litigation experience in Tennessee preferred. License to practice in Arkansas or Mississippi in addition to Tennessee is a plus. Salary will be commensurate with experience. LWDN was established in the late 1800s with offices in Knoxville, Nashville, Chattanooga and Memphis and a strong emphasis on civil litigation. Resumes should be sent to Sharon Govan at sharon.govan@leitnerfirm.com. Learn more about this opportunity on TBA’s Career Center.

The Tennessee Bureau of Workers’ Compensation is accepting applications for a workers’ compensation judge in Nashville/Murfreesboro for a term beginning July 1. The position is eligible to be appointed for three additional full terms. Applicants must have a valid, active Tennessee law license, be at least 35 years old and have at least seven years of experience handling Tennessee workers’ compensation cases. Completed questionnaires must be sent to Marie.Halpin@tn.gov on or before Feb. 24. For additional information, contact Bureau of Workers’ Compensation Administrator Troy Haley at Troy.Haley@tn.gov.

The TBA is hiring for two positions: Data & Systems Specialist and Executive Assistant. Those interested in either job should send a cover letter explaining interest in the position and a resume by email to Human Resources & Administrative Coordinator Tanja Trezise. The Data & Systems Specialist will support the TBA’s daily operations by managing and optimizing the organization’s core platforms, including the association management system, learning management system, bulk email platform and website. This role ensures data accuracy, maintains functional system workflows, builds and updates website pages, and provides consistent support to staff who rely on these systems. The Executive Assistant serves as a trusted administrative and strategic partner to the Executive Director, supporting TBA’s leadership, governance processes and organizational operations. The position manages executive workflows, coordinates high-level communications, prepares critical documentation, and ensures the Executive Director’s work is well-organized, informed, and aligned with the association’s mission and strategic goals. Learn more about both of these positions on the TBA’s career webpage.

The University of Tennessee Winston College of Law is seeking to hire a director of externships to begin no later than Aug. 1, 2026. The faculty-level position will include responsibility for judicial, prosecution and public defender externships, field placements, and the semester in residence program. Applications should be submitted online no later than Jan. 9, 2026. View the full job description or apply online. For questions, please contact professors Paula Schaefer and Danny Schaffzin, co-chairs of the Externship Director Search Committee.

Due to the resignation of Christopher R. Stanford, district attorney general for the 31st Judicial District, Gov. Bill Lee’s office is accepting applications to fill the position until the next biennial election in August 2026. Applicants must have been a resident of the state for five years and a resident of the district — which covers Van Buren and Warren counties — for one year. To be considered, attorneys should submit a resume and cover letter to Chief Counsel to the Governor Erin Merrick by 5 p.m. CDT on Oct. 27 by emailing her assistant Katelin Brown. Read more in the official notice.

The U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee will appoint a new full-time magistrate judge upon the retirement of Magistrate Judge Barbara Holmes, effective July 31, 2026. Those interested in being considered for the position should request an application form from Chief Deputy Clerk Vicki Kinkade, 719 Church St., Ste. 1300, Nashville 37203 or download from the court’s website. Completed applications should be emailed by close of business on Nov. 14 to magistrate@tnmd.uscourts.gov. Read more about the duties of and qualifications for magistrate judges in an announcement from the court.

The TBA is accepting applications from candidates interested in the position of Education and Professional Development Coordinator. This position manages projects and logistics for continuing legal education (CLE) programs, section/committee meetings and special events. The role oversees communication, scheduling, vendor coordination, volunteer management, budgeting and follow-up to ensure programs run smoothly and meet member needs. To apply, send a cover letter explaining interest in the position and a resume by email to Director of Education and Professional Development Jennifer Vossler. Access the full job description here.

Legal Aid of East Tennessee (LAET) and Memphis Area Legal Services (MALS) both have open positions to fill. LAET is hiring a staff attorney to help oversee the administration of its Pro Bono Project in the Knoxville area. View the job description and get instructions on how to apply on the LAET website. MALS is hiring for several positions: an attorney for its Low Income Taxpayer Clinic funded by the Taxpayer Advocate Service, staff attorneys to join its Consumer/Housing and Elder/Family Units, and a part-time bilingual intake specialist. Visit the MALS website for job descriptions and more information.