Public Competition for the Position of Legal Counsel in São Paulo

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 19/05/2025 at 07:45

Updated on 19/05/2025 at 08:22

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The City Hall of Andradina, located in the interior of São Paulo, opened a new public competition targeting law professionals. The initiative seeks to fill a position for Municipal Legal Adviser, with a salary above R$ 13 thousand and reduced working hours. The selection process offers stability, a selection process in stages, and a validity of up to four years, considering possible extension.

The City Hall of Andradina, in the interior of São Paulo, announced the opening of a public competition for the position of Municipal Legal Adviser.

The selection offers a position for professionals with a higher education degree in Law. The diploma must be duly registered to be accepted for enrollment.

Steps and Deadlines of the Competition

Registrations will be open from May 23 to June 11, 2025. Interested parties must pay a fee of R$ 221.70 to participate.

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Salary and Validity of the Selection Process

The approved legal adviser will receive a monthly salary of R$ 13,656.70. The competition will be valid for two years from the homologation of the final result. This deadline can be extended once for an additional two years.

This is an opportunity for legal professionals who wish to work in the public sector, with good remuneration and stability guaranteed by the competition. Complete information should be consulted in the official announcement.

Public Competition for the Position of Legal Counsel in São Paulo

Steps and Deadlines of the Competition

Salary and Validity of the Selection Process

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