Law Clerk - Criminal Defense Law Firm

Mary E. Conn & Associates

We are an elite criminal defense AV-rated firm with a proven track record of excellent client service and success in trial. Our dynamic firm has been handling almost strictly criminal defense cases since 1985. We are looking for bright, friendly law students with a strong interest in Criminal Defense and a keen eye for details. If you have an authentic interest in representing the accused among us, and an equally authentic interest in hands-on learning about the defense process, please send us your resume and 2-3 professional references.

If you're a current law school student looking to work alongside an attorney with more than 37 years of experience, reach out today for consideration! You will get hands-on experience with serious cases of all types, both state and federal.

Responsibilities

• Communicate with clients, interview witnesses, and consult legal experts in order to prepare for trial
• Create legal memoranda outlining results of research to help plan the best strategy for success for court proceedings
• Conduct legal research to confirm cited legal authority for judges and attorneys

Qualifications

• Candidates must have great writing skills and communication skills to be able to argue effectively
• Should have great attention to detail and a strong work ethic

• Current Law School Student

Compensation

$12 - $18 hourly

About Mary E. Conn & Associates

Mary E. Conn & Associates has over 35+ years of experience representing clients faced with all levels of criminal offenses, from misdemeanors to felonies, from marijuana to murder, from assault to capital murder, in state courts and in federal courts, from Drug Trafficking to Sex Cases, from Internet Crimes to Bank Fraud. Our office serves clients all around Texas, including Harris County, Waller County, Galveston County, Montgomery County, Fort Bend County, Brazoria County, Liberty County, Grimes County, Chambers County, and Jefferson County. Mary E. Conn also practices in the state courts of California, as well as in all federal courts, in all 50 states.