Chief Investigations Counsel

North Carolina Real Estate Commission

$110K — $130K *
Legal & Accounting
Less than 5 years of experience
Job Overview by Ladders

Qualifications

  • Juris Doctor (JD) from an accredited law school
  • 5+ years of legal experience, preferably in regulatory or administrative law
  • Strong understanding of real estate law and regulatory compliance
  • Demonstrated leadership experience in a legal or investigative setting
  • Excellent judgment and decision-making skills

Responsibilities

  • Lead and coordinate the investigative efforts of multiple teams
  • Conduct initial reviews of legal and factual aspects of complaints
  • Define and prioritize investigative tracks based on case specifics
  • Monitor and guide the progress of investigations to ensure compliance
  • Review and validate investigative strategies, evidence, and outcomes

Benefits

  • Opportunity to work at the forefront of regulatory affairs
  • Collaborative environment with skilled professionals
  • Potential for professional development and continuing education
  • Impactful role that shapes consumer protection strategies
Full Job Description
The North Carolina Real Estate Commission seeks an experienced attorney to serve as Chief Investigations Counsel in its Regulatory Affairs Division. This role will serve as the principal legal and technical resource for investigative staff on complex or sensitive matters and will integrate the work of Consumer Protection Officers and Auditor/Investigators. The Chief Investigations Counsel will provide unified leadership for teams responsible for consumer complaint inquiries, investigations of licensed and unlicensed activity, trust-account audits, and financial-fraud matters. The employee conducts the initial legal and factual review of new complaints; determines the appropriate investigative track, priority, scope, and staff assignment; monitors cases; reviews investigative plans, evidence, reports, and recommended dispositions; and ensures that inquiries, investigations, and audits are timely, thorough, legally sufficient, and consistent with Commission law, rules, policies, protocols, and precedents. Independent professional judgment, leadership, initiative, discretion, and strong public-contact skills are essential.

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