Top Tech Jobs & Startup Jobs

Carry own employment-law caseload serving low-income workers: interview clients, represent clients at unemployment insurance and administrative hearings, prepare witnesses and legal filings, research and draft appeals and closing statements, conduct outreach and community trainings, advocate with state agencies, maintain detailed electronic case files, and support policy advocacy and litigation support.

Provide direct tenant defense services: conduct intake and client interviews, represent clients at administrative hearings, obtain rent arrears and rental assistance, prepare motion documents, maintain case files, perform outreach and community education, and coordinate with staff and community partners to prevent eviction and resolve benefits issues.

Provide arraignment coverage at Manhattan Criminal Court: gather client information, interact with clients and families, access court records, conduct criminal history and conflicts checks, prepare reports, obtain and assemble court files, liaise between attorneys and clients, and scan/upload criminal court files into LAS databases.

The Supervising Attorney will manage client representation in federal immigration cases, train staff, oversee legal strategies, and collaborate on national litigation efforts while maintaining high standards of legal service.

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.

The Litigation Assistant supports attorneys and clients by managing case materials, conducting legal research, preparing documents, and assisting in court proceedings. They ensure cases are trial-ready and coordinate logistics for witnesses and evidence presentation.

The Staff Attorney will develop and conduct federal litigation, assist with class action lawsuits, provide consultation, and train staff on federal court issues for non-citizens.

The Staff Attorney in the DNA Forensics Unit provides legal support and expertise in forensic science, assists with trial preparation, and advocates for policy changes while supporting other attorneys.

The Appellate Resource Attorney provides legal support in trial, appellate, and post-conviction matters, collaborating on advisories and litigation strategies while drafting motions and briefs.

The Digital Forensics Analyst analyzes digital evidence, creates forensic reports, testifies in court, and trains staff on digital forensics topics.