About the role
County lawyers often work in the public sector and provide legal expertise to county administrative boards. They usually have a law degree from a university or college and may also have completed a clerkship. County lawyers are specialized in administrative law and other legal areas relevant to the work of the county administrative boards.Responsibilities
County lawyers are responsible for providing legal advice and support to the various departments of the county administrative boards. They review and draft legal documents, handle cases, and represent the county administrative board in legal contexts. Their work also involves interpreting laws and regulations and ensuring that decisions comply with current legal practice.Skills and tools
County lawyers must have a good knowledge of law, especially within administrative law. They need to be skilled in legal analysis, argumentation, and document management. Tools used include legal databases, case management systems, and standard office software. Common competencies demanded by employers are förvaltningsrätt, miljörätt and svenskt medborgarskap.