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Muslim Advocates

Senior Staff Attorney

Washington, DC · Remote

$110K - $130K/yr

Demonstrated ability to work and collaborate effectively in a remote environment as part of a team ... Experience preparing administrative complaints directed to civil-rights bodies within federal and ...

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As of Jul 14, 2026, the average yearly pay for remote civil rights attorney in the United States is $112,990.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $89,000.00 and $132,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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A Remote Civil Rights Attorney is a legal professional who specializes in civil rights law while working remotely. They handle cases involving discrimination, constitutional violations, and other related issues, often representing clients in legal proceedings or providing legal counsel. Utilizing digital tools, they conduct research, draft legal documents, and communicate with clients and courts without the need for a physical office. This role allows attorneys to work for law firms, nonprofit organizations, or as independent practitioners from various locations.

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Remote Civil Rights Attorneys often face challenges such as coordinating with clients and colleagues across different locations, maintaining secure client communications, and effectively managing case files digitally. To manage these challenges, attorneys frequently use encrypted communication tools, cloud-based document storage, and regular virtual meetings to stay connected and organized. It is also important to establish a structured daily routine and leverage project management software to track case progress. With the right tools and proactive communication, remote attorneys can provide robust legal representation and collaborate effectively with their teams.

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To thrive as a Remote Civil Rights Attorney, you need a Juris Doctor (JD) degree, state bar admission, and a strong background in civil rights law, constitutional law, and litigation. Familiarity with legal research databases like Westlaw or LexisNexis, secure document management platforms, and e-filing systems is essential. Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, self-motivation, and meticulous attention to detail are crucial soft skills in a remote legal setting. These competencies ensure effective case management, strong client advocacy, and successful navigation of the unique challenges associated with remote legal work.

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Volunteer Attorney

Disability Advocates Inc. dba Disability Rights Ne

Brooklyn, NY • On-site, Remote

Full-time

Re-posted 4 days ago

Job description

DRNY is pleased to welcome experienced Volunteer Attorneys to provide legal advocacy for people with disabilities. The Volunteer Attorney provides legal services and supports litigation to protect clients’ civil rights.


Possible Functions

Volunteer Attorneys may engage in a wide range of advocacy activities such as:

  • Provide legal, administrative, and other appropriate means of support to protect the rights of individuals with disabilities;
  • Investigate allegations of abuse and neglect and draft investigative reports;
  • Monitor service providers for abuse, neglect, and compliance with federal and state laws and draft monitoring reports;
  • Analyze new and existing cases as well as other matters to determine if they present systemic issues; which may be appropriate for DRNY to address, and, with the Director or their designee, formulate strategies for their prevention, reduction, or elimination;
  • Consult with professionals such as attorneys, physicians, psychologists, therapists, educators, and others to identify options and barriers for individuals and groups;
  • Support DRNY projects, project teams, and initiatives that foster self-determination and self-advocacy, and coalition building;
  • Participate in committees, task forces, and other organization-wide groups;
  • Conduct and participate in training and outreach activities;
  • Maintain accurate, confidential files;
  • Maintain accurate time records and client records, including accurate use of the client tracking database for DRNY to meet its programmatic and fiscal responsibilities, and to obtain prevailing party attorney fees when appropriate;
  • Timely open and close case files regarding client matters;
  • Travel throughout New York State and outside of New York State as agreed;
  • Perform related tasks consistent with skills, abilities;
  • Other assignments as mutually agreed.

Qualifications

  • Be a member in good standing of the New York State Bar;
  • Interest and commitment to public interest law;
  • Ability to work efficiently, independently, and collaboratively as part of a team;
  • Excellent communication skills;
  • Relationship-building skills;
  • Strong organizational skills;
  • Strong problem-solving skills;
  • Demonstrated professionalism and ethical judgment;
  • Multilingual skills preferred;
  • Ability to work with diverse groups of individuals.

Preferred Experience

  • Public interest, civil rights, or disability law experience;
  • Litigation and administrative hearing experience;
  • Experience working with diverse populations.
  • NYS Driver's license preferred.

Working Conditions

The Volunteer Attorney usually performs work remotely or in an office environment. The mission of the organization may sometimes take a Volunteer Attorney to non-standard workplaces. The Volunteer Attorney may be invited to travel to various events.

The position is unpaid.

To view more about our organization, check out our YouTube videos highlighting DRNY’s mission in advocating for the civil rights of individuals with disabilities. Please visit our DRNY YouTube Channel and review our DRNY Press Releases.

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