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Public Interest Law Students Internship

Community Legal Aid & Affiliate Internships

Worcester, MA • On-site

$15 - $20/hr

Full-time, Part-time, Internship

Re-posted 11 days ago

Job description

Community Legal Aid (CLA) is the civil legal aid program serving the low-income and elderly residents of Central and Western Massachusetts. Through CLA's effective advocacy in more than 8,000 cases each year, some of the most vulnerable residents of the region obtain safe and stable housing; fight discrimination in the housing and employment arenas; access unemployment, disability and other benefits to stabilize their income; break free from domestic violence and other abuse and exploitation; and get needed services in school. In addition, CLA's wholly-owned subsidiary, the Central West Justice Center (CWJC), specializes in cases involving humanitarian-based immigration relief.Community Legal Aid and Affiliate accept law students during the academic year (fall and spring semester) but primarily accept interns for our summer internship program. Academic year interns are expected to work a minimum of 10 hours per week, to be arranged according to their class schedule. Summer interns work full-time (35 hours a week) for 10 weeks and participate in weekly learning sessions that introduce the different types of legal aid work at the organization. INTERN RESPONSIBILITIES:Law student interns apply to work in one of Community Legal Aid and Affiliate's substantive practice areas and will assist our attorneys in representing clients. Specific responsibilities vary by unit but may include:Conducting client interviews and advising clients with appropriate supervisionResearching and drafting briefs and other legal documentsAssisting in preparing pleadingsAssisting in trial and/or hearing preparationAttending community meetings, outreach events, and/or court and agency hearings with staff advocates QUALIFICATIONS:Currently enrolled in an ABA-accredited Juris Doctor (JD) or Master of Law (LLM) programDemonstrated experience or strong interest in public interest law COMPENSATION: We encourage students selected for internships with CLA to secure funding through law school public interest scholarships, work-study options, the Massachusetts Bar Foundation internship stipends, or other funding sources. We pay our summer interns if they cannot receive summer stipends/funding from their law schools. Part-time internship opportunities are unpaid but may fulfill academic or pro bono credit. APPLICATION PROCESS:Candidates interested in an internship with CLA or CWJC should list which unit and office location they would prefer in their cover letter. For questions, please contact Recruitment Coordinator, Gertrude Addo at jobs@cla-ma.org.