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Provides administrative and case support for criminal defense attorneys, including maintaining case files, entering and retrieving database information, preparing reports, updating court calendars, gathering court records, assisting clients and families, coordinating documents and mail, performing conflicts checks, and supporting courtroom and arraignment coverage.

Provides client and attorney support in Manhattan arraignment proceedings. Duties include gathering client information, assisting families, accessing court records, conducting criminal history and conflicts checks, preparing reports, organizing and copying files, maintaining case information in LawManager, and scanning and uploading criminal court documents. The role requires strong communication, computer, multitasking, teamwork, and independent work skills in courthouse, office, and field settings.

Provides administrative and client-support services for criminal defense attorneys, including maintaining case files, entering and retrieving database information, preparing reports, updating court calendars, conducting records and conflicts checks, assembling legal materials, and assisting clients and families. The role also includes courthouse support, occasional arraignment coverage, reception duties, document processing, filing, mail handling, and liaison work between attorneys and clients.

Law reform legal interns support impact litigation and policy initiatives addressing systemic issues affecting Legal Aid clients. Responsibilities may include legal and factual research, client interviewing, discovery and trial practice, drafting legal papers and policy memoranda, legislative testimony, and related projects. Applicants must be second-year law students in good standing with strong research, writing, communication, analytical, and project-completion skills, plus a commitment to racial and social justice.

Provides legal consultation and representation to noncitizens in non-detained removal proceedings, affirmative immigration matters, asylum cases, USCIS matters, and Family Court SIJS proceedings. The attorney manages case files, handles a high-volume caseload, trains volunteers and law students, conducts community education, collaborates across interdisciplinary teams, and represents Legal Aid in immigrant communities.

Supervising Attorney will lead Prisoners' Rights Project litigation and policy work, maintain an active caseload, direct legislative and administrative advocacy, supervise and develop staff, coordinate with pro bono and internal partners, manage unit operations, and conduct community education and outreach to advance systemic reforms for incarcerated people.

Leads the citywide Employment Law Unit, overseeing employment litigation, direct legal services, systemic advocacy, policy reform, community partnerships, grants, and staff management. Supervises attorneys, paralegals, and managers; develops litigation strategy; ensures quality representation; manages resources and reporting; and represents the unit with community organizations, agencies, elected officials, courts, and media. The role also supports coalition-building, trainings, outreach, organizational planning, and workplace equity initiatives.

This internship involves engaging in Legal Aid's law reform work, including legal and factual research, client interviews, and contributing to legal documentation and policy reform efforts.

Provide counsel to non-citizen clients and criminal defense teams on immigration consequences of arrests, represent clients in criminal and related matters, pursue mitigation strategies, train staff and community, engage in policy advocacy, and optionally handle removal defense and affirmative immigration cases. May require evening and weekend hours.

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.