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Provide in-person representation for immigration Master Calendar Hearings in the Cleveland area. Attorneys select hearings from a weekly calendar based on availability, follow local court rules, meet deadlines, and work independently. Applicants must be licensed in good standing to practice U.S. immigration law; five or more years of immigration experience is preferred. Spanish fluency is a plus. Compensation starts at a flat fee of $400 per hearing.

Provide in-person immigration hearing coverage in the Adelanto, California area, primarily for Master Calendar Hearings. Select hearings from a weekly calendar, represent clients at proceedings, follow local rules and court procedures, meet deadlines, and work independently. Must be licensed in good standing in California and have immigration law experience.

Provide in-person coverage for Master Calendar immigration hearings in the Seattle/Tacoma area. Select hearings from a weekly calendar, attend proceedings, comply with local rules and court procedures, meet deadlines, and work independently. Applicants must be U.S.-licensed immigration attorneys in good standing; five or more years of immigration law experience is preferred. Spanish fluency is a plus. Compensation starts at a flat $600 per hearing.

Provide in-person coverage for New Jersey Master Calendar immigration hearings. Attorneys select hearings from a weekly calendar based on availability, attend court, follow local rules and procedures, meet deadlines, and work independently. Candidates must be licensed in good standing to practice U.S. immigration law and have at least five years of immigration experience preferred. Spanish fluency is a plus. Compensation starts at a flat fee of $550 per hearing.

Provide in-person coverage for Master Calendar and Individual immigration hearings in the San Antonio area. Attorneys select hearings from a weekly calendar, appear before the immigration court, follow local rules, meet deadlines, and work independently. The role requires U.S. immigration law licensure and offers a flat fee starting at $600 per Master Hearing, with higher rates for Individual Hearings.

Provides remote freelance paralegal support for Florida probate administration matters. Responsibilities include handling formal and summary administrations, preparing petitions, notices, orders, and court filings, managing deadlines, organizing estate and beneficiary information, communicating with clients and courts, drafting documents, and independently managing cases with accuracy and responsiveness.

Provide in-person representation for master calendar and individual immigration hearings in the Atlanta area. Select compatible hearings from a weekly calendar, comply with local court rules, meet deadlines, and work independently. Georgia bar licensure in good standing and immigration law experience are required or preferred, with Spanish fluency beneficial. Compensation starts at a flat fee of $300 for master hearings, with higher rates for individual hearings.

Provides remote, on-demand paralegal support for business and corporate law matters. Responsibilities include managing legal assignments independently, organizing and maintaining documents, communicating with clients and law firms, and supporting work in a small-firm environment. The role requires approximately 5–10 hours weekly during regular business hours and strong attention to detail, responsiveness, and document-management skills.

Provide in-person Master Calendar Hearing coverage in Salt Lake City, including case-file review, hearing preparation, immigration court appearance, client and supervising attorney communication, and post-hearing updates. The attorney must be licensed and experienced in U.S. immigration law and immigration court proceedings. Russian, Uzbek, or Tajik fluency is preferred, while several other regional languages are additional advantages.

Provide recurring coverage for Master Calendar and Individual Merits Hearings in immigration court across New York City, Newark, and Philadelphia. Responsibilities include reviewing case files, preparing for hearings, appearing in person, communicating with clients and supervising attorneys, providing timely updates, and assisting with immigration matters. Requires U.S. bar licensure, at least five years of immigration law experience, strong immigration court experience, and independent work capability.