Top Entry Level Legal Jobs

Provide comprehensive civil legal services to low-income clients including advice, negotiation, litigation, administrative advocacy, community education, and statewide impact litigation; supervise support staff; collaborate with community organizations; participate in trainings and task forces; maintain case records and meet program standards.

Provide comprehensive legal services to low-income agricultural workers including advice, negotiation, litigation, and statewide impact litigation; supervise community workers; develop community leadership and advocacy; coordinate with service providers and private bar; provide community legal education; participate in trainings and task forces; maintain case records and collaborate with staff.

Provide full-scope legal services to low-income clients including advice, negotiation, litigation, and administrative advocacy; supervise community workers; engage in statewide impact litigation and community education; collaborate with partners and maintain case records per CRLA policies.

Provide litigation support by drafting, editing, formatting, and proofreading pleadings, discovery, depositions, correspondence, and spreadsheets; enter time in 3E; prepare travel/expense forms; handle reception coverage, photocopying, filing, and case opening tasks.

Support legal practitioners by providing clients with information on immigration benefits, assisting with applications, and managing case files.

Provide administrative and legal support to the WVUHS Legal Services department, handling communication, documentation, and office management tasks.

Assist General Counsel with contract review and management, legal research and memoranda, document review and summaries, legal intake data management, compliance policy/process work, drafting documents, and configuring legal AI technologies. Hybrid, unpaid externship for law students seeking academic credit; based in Los Angeles with remote work options.

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.

Support USAO-WDMI by managing fact witness logistics: scheduling, travel and lodging arrangements, reimbursements, court coordination, documentation, and liaising with courts and agencies while ensuring DOJ compliance and courtroom support.

Provide administrative and logistical support for witness management, including scheduling, travel and lodging arrangements, reimbursements, documentation, courtroom orientation, coordination with courts and agencies, and ensuring compliance with DOJ/USAO policies. Serve as point of contact for fact witnesses, prepare and submit required forms, maintain files and calendars, and report to the LECC/VW section supervisor.

The Assistant to the Managing Attorney handles general office duties, prepares legal documents, schedules appointments, and performs client screenings.

The Legal Processing Support role involves managing legal documents, client communication, scheduling, record maintenance, and ensuring office operations. Candidates are expected to have good organizational and communication skills.

Temporary, part-time unpaid extern supporting Legal and Compliance on a governance documentation project for collective investment funds. Duties include reviewing, revising, drafting, proofreading, organizing, and inventorying legal and governance documents, participating in meetings, and assisting with special projects under attorney supervision. Position runs ~10 weeks during the Fall semester for current J.D. or LL.M students eligible for academic credit; hybrid work from Boston or Wilmington office.

Provide client-centered, trauma-informed legal representation to children, youth, and families in juvenile court matters. Manage a diverse caseload, appear in court, conduct legal research and investigations, draft pleadings and appeals, collaborate with multidisciplinary partners, perform home/placement visits, maintain records, and engage in outreach and education to improve access to justice for vulnerable youth.

The Domestic Violence Attorney will provide legal representation in civil matters for domestic violence victims, involving litigation, drafting legal documents, community education, and collaboration with shelters.

The Staff Attorney will litigate cases, draft legal documents, conduct outreach, and participate in team efforts addressing systemic issues affecting low-income clients.

Provide administrative and litigation support to staff attorneys, prepare and draft letters/briefs/case filings, operate office equipment, cover front desk, distribute mail, assist office manager, and maintain familiarity with GLSP policies and Microsoft Office (Word/Excel).

Represent survivors of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking in obtaining injunctions and other legal remedies; work directly with survivors and appear in Domestic Violence Court; practice is paperless to prioritize client service.

Provide high-quality legal information, advice, intake, eligibility screening, conflict checks, file management, referrals, and legal research for a nonprofit Legal Advice Line covering housing, immigration, public benefits, health, consumer, elder, family, and estate issues.

Represent low-income clients in consumer defense matters under supervision, managing litigation tasks, client interviews, legal research, drafting pleadings, outreach, and community education while maintaining case records in Legal Server.

This entry-level role supports attorneys in Trusts, Estates, and Private Wealth matters, involving document organization, client communications, and deadline management in a fast-paced legal environment.

The Legal Assistant will support attorneys in preparing legal documents, assist with court filings, manage case files, and organize litigation materials.

Provide administrative and legal assistant support to the WVUHS Legal Services Supervisor and counsel, including front-desk reception, phone and email triage, document preparation and execution, contract file management, contract database administration, sanction/vendor checks, filing, and assisting with presentations and internal stakeholder communications.

Entry-level role supporting attorneys with document preparation, filings, research, case logistics, and coordination for litigation and corporate matters. Responsibilities include maintaining case files and data rooms, conducting UCC and policy research, preparing closing sets and audit letters, attending proceedings as needed, and creating/maintaining AI agents to support practice workflows.

Provide administrative support for legal matters: draft and compile documents, update case management systems, maintain confidentiality, and ensure compliance with foreclosure, bankruptcy, and collections regulations. Work collaboratively, manage priorities in a fast-paced environment, and support firm operations while pursuing professional development.