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Provides civil legal information, guided referrals, and support to Legal Hand East Harlem. Responsibilities include overseeing call-in center operations, reviewing volunteer notes, maintaining case files and legal resources, assisting with grant reporting, recruiting and training volunteers, participating in clinics and outreach events, and identifying community legal needs. The role requires collaboration with attorneys, volunteers, community partners, and underserved populations.

Provides civil legal services to low-income clients with health-related legal needs at two weekly hospital clinics. Handles benefits, housing, employment, immigration, and advance-planning matters; staffs additional clinics as needed; trains and consults with medical professionals; and builds hospital-partner relationships. The position requires New York bar admission, in-person hospital work two days weekly, hospital clearance, and strong communication, research, writing, empathy, and problem-solving skills.

Provides paralegal support to LegalHealth attorneys serving low-income patients through a medical-legal partnership. Duties include client intake, legal document preparation, written and oral translation, advocacy with government agencies for benefits and services, administrative hearing representation, and periodic legal clinic coverage. The role handles high case volume, works directly with diverse clients and hospital partners, and assists with matters involving benefits, housing, employment, immigration, and advance planning.

Work with NYLAG's Bronx Tenants' Rights Unit on affirmative housing litigation and eviction defense. Duties include client interviewing and advocacy, legal research and writing, drafting motions and pleadings, outreach, and participation in calls, meetings, and court appearances under attorney supervision.

Legal intern supporting employment law matters involving discrimination, wage and hour issues, leave, and unemployment insurance. Responsibilities include client intake and interviewing, legal research and writing, drafting demand letters and pleadings, and assisting with ongoing litigation. Applicants must be current law students with strong research, writing, analytical, communication, and presentation skills, plus a commitment to public interest law. Spanish fluency is strongly preferred.

Provide civil legal services through hospital-based clinics as part of a Medical-Legal Partnership. Staff two weekly in-person hospital clinics, handle benefits, housing, employment, immigration, and advance-planning matters, train and consult with medical staff, and fulfill hospital clearance requirements.

Provide immigration-focused paralegal support at a medical-legal partnership: conduct client intakes, assist attorneys with affirmative immigration filings (asylum, family petitions, adjustments, VAWA, naturalization, TPS, U/T visas, Deferred Action), offer language support, and staff an in-person clinic up to three days per week.

Provide immigration legal services within a Medical-Legal Partnership at Bellevue, including asylum, family-based petitions, adjustment, naturalization, U/T Visas, VAWA, TPS, SIJS, removal defense, benefits access, staff training, clinics and patient know-your-rights workshops. In-person clinic presence up to three days per week and hospital clearance required.

Lead NYLAGs immigration policy advocacy: monitor and analyze laws and executive actions, coordinate inter-organizational strategy, develop trainings and public materials, pursue impact litigation and testimony, build coalition partnerships, and support service providers to advance immigrant justice in New York.

Provide direct legal representation and advocacy for low-income clients, focusing on taxi medallion loan restructuring, consumer debt, bankruptcy, real estate, and related litigation. Conduct intakes, legal research, court appearances, outreach, workshops, document drafting, and supervise volunteers while collaborating with supervisors and CPU colleagues.