Top Entry Level Legal Jobs

Serves as the first point of contact for prospective clients, conducts intake conversations, assesses legal needs, performs conflict checks, prepares engagement letters, collects retainers, and coordinates attorney handoffs. Maintains accurate client files, communicates professionally with clients and attorneys, protects sensitive information, and manages multiple inquiries and files while ensuring timely, organized onboarding.

Provides direct civil legal services to low-income clients, primarily representing individuals seeking Social Security disability, SSI, CAPI, and related public benefits. Handles cases from applications through administrative hearings and federal court, conducts advocacy and community education, coordinates with partners, and addresses systemic barriers affecting vulnerable populations. The role requires client representation, legal research and writing, partnership development, documentation, and occasional travel throughout Alameda County and the Bay Area.

Supports attorneys handling workers’ compensation claims from intake through resolution. Responsibilities include opening and maintaining case files, preparing filings, tracking deadlines, coordinating medical records and treatment, monitoring benefits and payments, conducting client intake, managing communications, and maintaining accurate documentation while following confidentiality, HIPAA, and firm procedures.

Configure the product for new customers, quality-check Sidecar-drafted legal documents, and provide product feedback to improve the AI assistant. Open to 2L interns or recent law graduates.

Support attorneys with legal research, document preparation (briefs, memos, reports), case management, and regulatory monitoring. Analyze environmental law issues, maintain organized case files, collaborate on case strategies, and assist in preparing materials for client matters.

Provides legal support for civil legal aid cases across housing, immigration, public benefits, employment, and family law. Conducts client intakes, interviews, fact investigations, evidence gathering, document preparation, translations, referrals, and legal education. Maintains case files, tracks deadlines, coordinates meetings, supports attorneys with case strategy and hearings, and communicates with clients, witnesses, and community partners. The role is in person and includes some travel.

Provides client-centered legal support across housing, immigration, public benefits, employment, and family law matters. Conducts intake and eligibility screening, interviews clients and witnesses, investigates facts, organizes evidence, drafts declarations and legal documents under attorney supervision, tracks deadlines, maintains case files, provides legal education and referrals, and supports community outreach. The role requires fluent English and Spanish, client communication, document translation and interpretation, and occasional travel.

Supports immigration legal services for detained or at-risk New York residents. Screens clients, assesses eligibility, collects documents, prepares forms and evidence, interviews clients and witnesses, assists with legal research and drafting, manages case data, provides translation and interpretation, coordinates referrals, and maintains partner relationships under attorney supervision.

Represent LGBTQ+ immigrants in detained and non-detained removal defense, asylum claims, bond hearings, appeals, motions, and federal court matters. Prepare legal filings, conduct screenings, manage client cases and records, provide ancillary legal assistance, and support community outreach and systemic advocacy. Collaborate with attorneys, paralegals, volunteers, agencies, and community partners while serving trauma-affected clients under competing deadlines.

Support the Legal Department by preparing accounts for legal action, verifying account information, entering and organizing legal documents, processing correspondence, performing accurate data entry, assisting with filing and administrative tasks, and supporting legal projects.

Supports an international technology disputes team by reviewing and summarizing new matters, tracking case activity, maintaining litigation databases and files, preparing reports and matter materials, analyzing data, and helping improve global litigation processes. The role requires collaboration, independent work within established procedures, daily timekeeping, and occasional support for training new team members.

Supports commercial litigation teams through legal and factual research, document production, case-file management, deposition and trial preparation, transcript summaries, cite checking, pleadings, filing materials, and litigation logistics. The role uses e-discovery, spreadsheet, and database software, maintains time entries, attends legal proceedings, and assists other legal teams as needed. It requires strong organization, communication, judgment, confidentiality, technology proficiency, and the ability to work long hours and travel as needed.

Provides litigation support for international technology disputes, including reviewing and summarizing new matters, tracking case workflows, maintaining files and databases, preparing reports, supporting legal teams, and implementing established strategies. The role requires strong organization, communication, analytical ability, confidentiality, and proficiency with Microsoft Office, Adobe Acrobat, litigation support, spreadsheet, and database software. It may involve overtime, travel, and assisting with process improvement and training.

Provides employment-law counseling to HR and business leaders; advises on hiring, discipline, accommodations, leave, discrimination, wage-and-hour compliance, and investigations. Manages employment litigation, arbitrations, mediations, agency proceedings, pleadings, discovery, witnesses, settlements, budgets, and outside counsel. Advises on labor relations, union campaigns, collective bargaining, grievances, unfair labor practices, NLRB developments, joint-employer issues, and protected concerted activity.

Coordinates pro bono legal services by recruiting, training, and placing volunteer attorneys and law students; oversees case progress; develops regional and statewide programming; strengthens partnerships with bar associations, law schools, firms, and corporate counsel; and supports communications and outreach for low-income clients across Georgia.

Litigate cases in administrative, state, and federal forums; draft legal briefs, motions, and memoranda; travel to assigned counties; conduct community legal education and outreach; and participate in teams addressing systemic issues affecting low-income clients.

Provide civil legal representation for survivors of sexual assault: gather evidence, litigate civil cases, draft legal documents, advise and interview clients, conduct outreach and community education, supervise support staff, manage caseload and attend evening clinics. Bilingual (Spanish) preferred.

Legal Counsel will handle commercial contract reviews, corporate matters, board consents, equity grants, fund and investment issues, side letters, secondary transactions, and regulatory questions. The role advises on securities and investment-management laws, supports bespoke fund structures, uses AI-assisted legal workflows, and develops reusable guidance, templates, and processes. Close collaboration with Product, Engineering, Fund Operations, Finance, Tax, Compliance, and Customer Success teams is required.

Provides in-house legal counsel to the county through legal research, written and oral opinions, policy and document review, department support, and litigation assistance. Represents the county in administrative hearings and civil actions, prosecutes ordinance violations, drafts pleadings and legal documents, and advises officials and staff on legal, labor, legislative, and operational matters.

Supports the U.S. Attorney’s Office with fact witness management, courtroom and hearing coordination, travel and lodging arrangements, reimbursement processing, scheduling, documentation, file maintenance, and communication with witnesses, attorneys, courts, and government agencies. The role requires sound judgment, knowledge of legal procedures, strong administrative skills, and the ability to handle sensitive or uncooperative witnesses in high-pressure situations.

Provides administrative and case support for business immigration matters by managing mailings, records, databases, documents, status reports, and client follow-ups. The role involves scanning and filing petitions, maintaining accurate case information, learning immigration petition procedures, meeting deadlines, and coordinating with attorneys and paralegals. It is fully onsite in Arlington, Virginia and requires strong organization, communication, attention to detail, and proficiency with office productivity tools.

Provides bilingual English-Spanish paralegal support for migrant and seasonal workers’ legal cases. Conducts client intakes, interviews, investigations, legal research, document preparation, evidence organization, translation, interpretation, referrals, and case deadline tracking. Assists attorneys with litigation, hearings, case strategy, and client communications. Conducts community outreach, legal education, and Know Your Rights presentations. Requires extensive travel, including overnight trips, and in-person work in Nashville.

Provides legal support for corporate and commercial matters, including contract drafting, negotiation, confidentiality agreements, regulatory compliance, corporate policies, and document management. The role advises on business practices, mitigates legal risk, develops legal training materials, and collaborates with business teams in a fast-paced, multicultural environment.

Serves as primary legal partner to global functions, advising on corporate, commercial, fundraising, nonprofit, employment, privacy, and operational matters. Structures and negotiates partnerships, funding arrangements, technology agreements, and data-sharing agreements. Leads legal strategy for data partnerships, MNO data, remote enablement, and cross-country initiatives. Builds legal templates and playbooks, supports charitable giving and public affairs compliance, coordinates external counsel, and develops practical approaches to novel regulatory issues.

Supports personal injury attorneys and clients throughout the case lifecycle by opening files, maintaining records, assisting with PIP claims, communicating with clients and providers, preparing correspondence, coordinating medical bill payments, verifying balances, and managing competing priorities.