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Represent sponsors of alternative investment funds and advise on the tax aspects of mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, private equity funds, structures, and international transactions. The role requires strong written and oral communication, self-direction, teamwork, and an eagerness to learn. Candidates must hold a JD or Tax LL.M. and be admitted in good standing to the New York Bar.

Supports attorneys with litigation case management, legal document preparation, discovery, docket monitoring, court filings, privilege reviews, deposition and expert preparation, and trial organization. Maintains databases, pleadings, exhibits, production files, and privilege logs while assisting with hearings, arbitrations, and trials. Requires strong research, organizational, communication, technology, and deadline-management skills, plus the ability to travel and work overtime.

Provides legal support for employment-based immigration matters by preparing and filing immigrant and nonimmigrant petitions and applications. Responsibilities include gathering client documentation, communicating case updates, responding to inquiries, maintaining case-management data, managing caseloads, tracking deadlines, and producing workload and expiration reports. The role requires a bachelor's degree, business immigration experience, strong communication and organization skills, and the ability to meet strict deadlines in a fast-paced law-firm environment.

The Founding Paralegal will support attorneys on corporate, employment, contracting, fundraising, compliance, and governance matters. Responsibilities include drafting and managing legal documents, coordinating workflows, conducting legal research, maintaining client records, communicating with clients, and developing playbooks, templates, and technology-enabled processes to scale legal service delivery.

Supports the Brennan Center’s Democracy program through research, administrative, clerical, litigation, report development, and advocacy assistance. Duties include filing, answering phones, coordinating meetings, drafting routine correspondence, covering reception, researching voting and election issues, and supporting reports and advocacy initiatives. The internship is in person in New York City, runs during Spring 2027, and requires approximately 10–20 hours per week.

Represent clients in insurance defense litigation by developing case strategies, managing full caseloads from discovery through trial, handling court appearances, depositions, motion practice, and trials, and communicating with clients. The attorney will collaborate with legal teams, develop client relationships, mentor junior attorneys, and contribute to trial advocacy and firm growth.

Provides civil legal representation to low-income Texans, including evidence gathering, litigation, legal research, document drafting, client and witness interviews, negotiations, and court or administrative hearings. Advises clients on legal rights, manages a caseload, conducts community outreach and legal education, attends evening clinics, and may supervise legal support staff. Travel throughout counties served by the assigned office is required.

Supports attorneys and paralegals throughout complex litigation, including case management, court filings, discovery, document review and production, docketing, deposition and trial preparation, appellate records, cite-checking, and oral argument support. The role also coordinates vendors, prepares charts and indices, manages deadlines and timekeeping, and supports matters across federal, state, and appellate courts.

Reviews legal documents for privilege, responsiveness, redactions, and conceptual searches using electronic document review platforms. Requires active bar admission in at least one U.S. jurisdiction and familiarity with document review workflows. Experience on document review teams, Relativity 9.0 or higher, and two or more years of legal support experience are preferred. Projects may be remote, with hours and location determined per assignment.

Supports patent attorneys by preparing and filing USPTO documents, maintaining dockets and client files, monitoring deadlines, managing correspondence and portals, entering time, coordinating travel, processing expenses, and assisting with case and project management. Requires strong administrative, proofreading, organizational, communication, and e-filing skills, along with proficiency in Microsoft Office and knowledge of patent prosecution procedures.