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The Office of Consumer Protection is a part of the Montana Department of Justice under the direction of Attorney General Austin Knudsen.The Office of Consumer Protection SkillBridge Program is designed to provide veteran attorney’s the opportunity to learn two unique areas of law: Consumer Protection and Anti-Trust under both Federal and Montana laws. Through Continuing Legal Educational courses, conferences, and daily application the veteran will learn and hone their skills as an attorney in this niche area of law. Along with learning these particular areas of law the veteran will learn or continue to grow in their use of office technology, negotiation skills, writing skills, and multidistrict litigation all within the overall timeframe.
The IT Systems Support 1’s primary function is to answer computer users’ inquiries regarding computer software/hardware operations and to resolve problems over the phone, via remote assistance, e-mail, or walk-in.
Training will be conducted 2 hours per day, 5 days per week for 6 months. The remaining portion of the day (6 hours) will be practical application of training received.In-PersonHelena, MT
The State Attorney’s Office SkillBridge Program is designed to provide Active-Duty paralegals the opportunity to learn and be a part of some of the most important legal cases, those that involve defense of Montana’s laws as passed by Legislature and ballot initiatives passed by the voters. Challenges to the constitutionality of State law, prosecution of criminals, handling all phases of litigation in federal and district court proceedings through appeal, and complex litigation of antitrust matters, including various economic markets are all areas handled by the State Attorney’s Office. Legal counsel and advice to state agencies is provided on a contract, fee-for-service basis. Services typically include litigation, provision of hearings officer services, and may relate to any legal matter. Through Continuing Legal Educational courses, conferences, and daily application the veteran will learn and hone their skills as a paralegal in these areas of law. Along with learning these areas of law, the Active-Duty member will learn or continue to grow in their use of office technology, proofing and formatting skills, writing skills, and providing multidistrict litigation support all within the overall timeframe.
