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Provides civil legal representation to low-income clients across housing, family, consumer, employment, public benefits, probate, education, health, and other practice areas. Responsibilities include client interviews, legal research, drafting, court and administrative representation, caseload management, community outreach, strategic advocacy, legal education, referrals, and supervision of support staff. The attorney must comply with Texas professional standards, Legal Services Corporation regulations, and grant requirements.

Provides civil legal representation to low-income clients across housing, family, consumer, employment, public benefits, probate, foreclosure, education, and health matters. Responsibilities include client and witness interviews, legal research, litigation, drafting pleadings, court and administrative hearings, caseload management, community outreach, strategic advocacy, referrals, and supervision of support staff. The attorney also maintains grant compliance and professional ethics standards.

Provides civil legal representation to low-income clients across areas including housing, family, consumer, employment, public benefits, probate, foreclosure, education, and health law. Responsibilities include client interviews, legal research, pleadings, court and administrative advocacy, caseload management, community outreach, strategic advocacy, supervision, and compliance with Legal Services Corporation regulations and professional standards.

Provides civil legal representation to low-income clients across areas including housing, family law, consumer rights, employment, public benefits, probate, foreclosure, education, and health law. Responsibilities include client interviews, legal research, drafting, litigation, administrative hearings, community outreach, strategic advocacy, caseload management, and supervision of support staff. Requires Texas bar licensure or reciprocity eligibility, knowledge of Texas civil procedure and evidence rules, and commitment to public interest law.

Provides civil legal representation to low-income clients across areas including housing, family law, consumer rights, employment, public benefits, probate, foreclosure, education, and health law. Responsibilities include client interviews, legal research, drafting pleadings, courtroom and administrative advocacy, caseload management, community outreach, strategic advocacy, legal education, and supervision of support staff. Requires compliance with Texas legal standards, Legal Services Corporation regulations, and grant requirements.

Provides paraprofessional legal assistance to low-income clients under attorney supervision. Responsibilities include client intake, case management, legal research, fact gathering, drafting and filing documents, court coordination, referrals, outreach, maintaining case records, and supporting civil matters across housing, family, consumer, benefits, probate, foreclosure, education, and health law. The role may manage an independent caseload, requires compliance with legal services regulations, and includes occasional travel to courts and community locations.

Provides civil legal representation to low-income clients across housing, family, consumer, employment, public benefits, probate, foreclosure, education, and health matters. Responsibilities include client interviews, legal research, litigation, drafting documents, court and administrative hearings, community outreach, strategic advocacy, referrals, and supervision of support personnel. The attorney must maintain compliance with Texas legal standards, Legal Services Corporation regulations, and grant requirements while serving diverse communities.

Provides civil legal representation to low-income clients across housing, family, consumer, employment, public benefits, probate, foreclosure, education, and health matters. Responsibilities include client interviews, legal research, drafting, courtroom and administrative advocacy, caseload management, community outreach, strategic advocacy, legal education, and supervision of support staff. The attorney must comply with Texas professional standards, Legal Services Corporation regulations, and grant requirements.

Leads the Dallas office of a nonprofit civil legal services organization, overseeing legal service delivery, litigation strategy, case staffing, quality compliance, grants, community partnerships, recruitment, staff development, and office operations. Provides legal consultation and limited representation while managing multidisciplinary teams, supporting staff well-being, ensuring adherence to Texas professional standards, and advancing access to justice for low-income clients.

Provides civil legal representation and advice to low-income clients across areas including housing, family law, consumer rights, employment, public benefits, probate, foreclosure, education, and health law. Responsibilities include legal research, drafting, court and administrative representation, caseload management, community outreach, strategic advocacy, supervision, and compliance with Legal Services Corporation regulations. Texas bar licensure or reciprocity approval is required; Spanish fluency is preferred.

Provides civil legal representation to low-income clients across areas including housing, family, consumer, employment, public benefits, probate, foreclosure, education, and health law. Responsibilities include client and witness interviews, legal research, drafting pleadings, court and administrative advocacy, caseload management, community outreach, strategic advocacy, legal education, supervision of support staff, and compliance with Legal Services Corporation requirements.

Supervise the Legal Advocacy for Health Project while managing litigation, advocacy, staff development, case reviews, grant compliance, outreach, and community partnerships. The attorney will maintain a caseload, provide strategic legal guidance, mentor attorneys and support staff, oversee program operations, address personnel matters, and represent low-income clients in civil legal matters.

Provides paraprofessional civil legal assistance under attorney supervision, including client intake, interviews, case investigation, legal document drafting, court filings, hearings, referrals, outreach, and case management. May independently handle assigned caseloads within permitted limits. Supports matters involving housing, family law, consumer rights, employment, public benefits, probate, foreclosure, education, health law, and other civil legal areas. Maintains case records, complies with Legal Services Corporation requirements, and travels occasionally to courts and community locations.

Provides paraprofessional legal assistance to low-income clients under attorney supervision. Responsibilities include client intake, case management, interviews, legal research, drafting and filing documents, court coordination, referrals, recordkeeping, community outreach, and support across civil practice areas such as housing, family law, benefits, probate, consumer rights, and foreclosure prevention.

Provides paraprofessional legal assistance under attorney supervision across civil practice areas, including client intake, case development, legal document preparation, court filings, hearings, referrals, outreach, and case management. May independently manage assigned caseloads from intake through resolution. The role supports low-income clients in housing, family, consumer, employment, public benefits, probate, foreclosure, education, and health matters while maintaining compliance with Legal Services Corporation regulations and grant requirements.

Provides supervised civil legal support to low-income clients, including intake, case management, legal research, document drafting, court filings, client communication, referrals, outreach, and attorney assistance across multiple practice areas. Maintains case records, tracks deadlines and reporting requirements, complies with Legal Services Corporation regulations, and travels occasionally to courts, agencies, and community locations.

Provides civil legal representation to low-income clients across areas including housing, family, consumer, employment, public benefits, probate, foreclosure, education, and health law. Responsibilities include client interviewing, legal research, drafting, litigation, administrative hearings, community outreach, strategic advocacy, legal education, partnership development, caseload management, and supervision of support staff. The attorney must comply with Texas legal standards, Legal Services Corporation regulations, and grant requirements.

Provide strategic legal advice across commercial, corporate, governance, regulatory, marketing, product, and business initiatives. Partner with stakeholders across international offices, manage legal risks, monitor regulatory developments, support governance frameworks, and collaborate with Compliance, Risk, Internal Audit, and external counsel in a highly regulated financial-services environment.

Provides practical legal advice on commercial contracts, regulatory compliance, data privacy, employment matters, and vendor and sales agreements. Drafts and negotiates SaaS, technology, consulting, and service contracts; supports procurement, sales, and HR teams; monitors global legal developments; and advises on compliance. Leads adoption of automation, AI, and legal technology to improve legal operations and supports scalable processes for a fully remote technology company.

Advises gaming and hospitality operations on labor and employment matters, including collective bargaining agreements, union relations, grievances, arbitrations, NLRB proceedings, employment compliance, agency charges, litigation support, policies, and manager training. The role requires regular travel to company properties for union negotiations and collaboration with management, HR, and outside counsel.

Supports Axiom Space’s in-house Legal team with commercial contract drafting and review, regulatory research, government contracting matters, compliance tracking, corporate governance documentation, intellectual property and privacy research, and legal department process improvement. The onsite summer internship runs June 1 through August 20 in Houston and requires strong legal research, writing, organization, communication, and analytical skills.

Provides consumer-law legal services to low-income clients, including interviewing, legal advice, negotiation, bankruptcy filings, civil litigation, outreach, education, and impact litigation. Maintains an independent caseload, develops case strategies, collaborates with partner organizations, supervises support personnel when appropriate, and fulfills grant, documentation, and administrative requirements. The two-year fellowship may transition to a permanent staff attorney position subject to funding.

Supports litigation and creditors’ rights/bankruptcy matters by preparing and proofreading legal documents, filing and serving court documents, tracking deadlines, coordinating schedules, communicating with clients and courts, and assisting with conflict checks and new matter intake. Provides administrative support to general counsel and manages multiple case-related tasks in a deadline-driven office environment.

Provides high-level legal and administrative support to attorneys in healthcare, litigation, and intellectual property practices. Responsibilities include organizing case files, coordinating hearings and depositions, assisting with trial preparation and document production, drafting and proofreading correspondence, and e-filing in state and federal courts. The role requires strong organizational, communication, multitasking, time management, and deadline-management skills.

Supports OCC’s Legal department through ad hoc projects, legal research, analysis, writing, and presentation development. The intern may work on regulatory, commercial, litigation, and corporate governance matters while assisting attorneys with legal processes and advice for OCC stakeholders. This is a 12-week seasonal summer internship for currently enrolled undergraduate or graduate students, specifically law students who have completed one or two years of law school.