Top Entry Level Legal Jobs

Conduct independent criminal defense investigations including witness and client interviews, crime scene documentation and sketches, evidence collection and chain-of-custody management, records and social media research, testimony in court, and close collaboration with attorneys and defense teams. Frequent travel and irregular-hour fieldwork required across NYC boroughs.

Provide administrative support to Legal Administrative Assistants: prepare and format documents, assist with closing binders, run reports, file documents, enter time, submit expense reports, and perform miscellaneous office tasks while maintaining confidentiality and working on-site full time.

Monitor client projects to identify and mitigate compliance risks, advise delivery teams, design and implement global policies and processes, collaborate with stakeholders on long-term initiatives, and create and deliver tailored trainings.

Review expert profiles and transcripts for legal/compliance issues, screen and proofread written output, resolve compliance flags with stakeholders, provide training, and draft and maintain Research compliance policies to support the Research team.

Work on client protection and compliance by monitoring projects, flagging and mitigating risks, advising delivery teams, designing global policies, and delivering trainings. Role requires strong communication, critical thinking, attention to detail, and cross-functional collaboration in a fast-paced environment.

Provide supervised litigation and client representation in consumer defense matters (debt collection, credit reporting, foreclosure), including motions, trials, client interviews, investigations, legal research, drafting pleadings, and community outreach. Maintain accurate case notes and timekeeping in Legal Server and collaborate with community partners to deliver wrap-around services for low-income clients.

Provide legal and administrative support for immigration cases (U/T/VAWA), including document preparation, Spanish<>English translation and interpretation, client communication, case file management, and outreach/education efforts.

Provide administrative support for unlawful detainer cases including e-filing, drafting notices and stipulations, requesting trial dates, client communications, case intake data entry, reviewing leases and legal forms, and preparing files for trial while performing general office duties.

Provide intake and eligibility screening, assist clients and staff, maintain client and volunteer records, coordinate volunteers and trainings, prepare documents, translate as needed, travel locally for court filings and clinic support, and perform other administrative tasks to support legal services for victims of abuse.

Provide administrative support to attorneys and case managers by tracking cases and claims, organizing documents, updating databases, drafting basic letters, communicating with insurance adjusters, managing calendars and deadlines, and maintaining confidentiality and HIPAA compliance.

Provide litigation and administrative support to U.S. Attorneys, prepare legal documents, maintain case files, and assist with trial preparations and office functions.

The Legal Assistant will provide administrative and legal support, prepare legal documents, maintain files, assist in court preparations, and manage calendars.

As a Legal Assistant, you will provide litigation and administrative support to attorneys, including document preparation, filing, and maintaining case files while ensuring high-quality standards.

The Legal Assistant will support attorneys with litigation and administrative tasks, prepare legal documents, manage case files, and assist during trials while ensuring adherence to legal procedures and practices.

The Legal Assistant will provide litigation and administrative support to U.S. Attorneys, drafting legal documents, managing calendars, and performing documentation tasks efficiently and accurately.

The Legal Assistant provides litigation and administrative support to U.S. Attorneys, preparing legal documents, maintaining calendars, and assisting with trial preparations.

As a Legal Assistant, provide litigation and administrative support to U.S. Attorneys, manage legal documents, and assist in trial preparations and office functions.

As a Legal Assistant, you will support U.S. Attorneys with litigation and administrative tasks, document preparation, filing, and case management.

Provide civil legal representation in public benefits matters: gather evidence, draft pleadings, litigate in court and administrative forums, advise and interview clients, conduct outreach and community education, supervise support staff, manage caseloads, attend evening clinics. Bilingual Spanish/English preferred; reliable transportation required for travel across counties.

Provide direct civil legal representation to low-income clients: gather evidence, file and litigate civil cases, draft legal documents, advise clients, interview witnesses, supervise support staff, conduct outreach and community education, attend evening clinics, and manage a litigation caseload. Bilingual Spanish/English preferred.

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.

Represent low-income clients in civil matters: gather evidence, draft pleadings, interview clients and witnesses, litigate in court and administrative forums, conduct outreach and community education, handle caseloads and clinics. Bilingual Spanish/English preferred; may supervise support staff.

Provide civil legal representation and advocacy for low-income Texans: gather evidence, file and litigate cases, advise clients, conduct outreach and community education, supervise support staff, manage caseload, and attend evening clinics. Bilingual (Spanish/English) preferred.

Provide legal representation and advocacy for low-income taxpayers: gather evidence, interview clients, draft pleadings, litigate in court and administrative forums, conduct outreach and education, supervise support staff, and manage a caseload including major litigation. Bilingual Spanish/English preferred.

Provide civil legal representation to low-income Texans: gather evidence, draft and litigate civil cases, advise clients, interview witnesses, and represent clients before courts and agencies. Conduct outreach, community education, supervise support staff, manage caseloads and attend evening clinics. Bilingual Spanish-English preferred.