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Corporations

12/3  1L Summer Law Clerk Program. New York, NY.  FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF NEW YORK, Legal Department will conduct a Summer Law Clerk Program in 2008.  The ten-week Summer Law Clerk Program is open only to first year law students.  The program is highly competitive and limited to four Law Clerks.  The Federal Reserve Bank is seeking applicants with intellect, creativity, and drive.  Ideal candidates will possess outstanding academic records, evidence of strong research and writing skills, relevant work experience, an interest and commitment to public sector employment, maturity, and personal achievement.  Salary is approximately $3,033 semi-monthly.  The summer program begins June 4, 2008.  Interested candidates should submit a cover letter, resume, transcript (undergraduate acceptable), and writing sample to my Carmen Sanchez, Senior Staff Assistant, Legal Department, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, 33 Liberty Street, 7^th Floor, New York, NY 10045 or send via email to Carmen.Sanchez@ny.frb.org.  All applicants must be available for in-Bank interviews which will be conducted during the months of January, February, and March.  Telephone inquiries: 212-720-5984.  Website: www.ny.frb.org.  Application Deadline: March 31, 2008.

Fellowships

12/31  * Post-graduate Fellowship.  PRIDE LAW FUND – TOM STEEL POST GRADUATE FELLOWSHIP.  The Tom Steel Post-Graduate Fellowship is to fund a new lawyer each year to work in the United States on an innovative, public interest law project that serves the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered community.  The Fellowship will help ensure that unmet legal needs are recognized and prioritized on an on-going basis, and that the next generation of legal advocates for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered community develops the critical skills necessary to secure civil rights into the future.  Factors considered in awarding grants include: the need for the project (how under-served the issue/community is); the anticipated impact of the project; the organization and structure of the proposal; the stability and supportiveness of the sponsoring organizations or attorney; the applicant’s past community or public service activities; the applicant’s connection and involvement with the LGBT community.  Applicants must be either a student eligible to graduate in the Spring 2008 semester or a lawyer within three years of their graduation from law school.  A full-time grant of up to $35,000 will be awarded each year, for an individual to complete full-time work for twelve months.  Interested applicants should go to www.pridelawfund.org  (click on Steel Fellowship) for information on the timeline, selection process and how to apply for the fellowship.  * DEADLINE EXTENDED: Proposals must be postmarked or emailed by March 1, 2008.     

10/26  Paid Internship Summer 2008.  NEW JERSEY SUMMER PUBLIC INTEREST LEGAL INTERN FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM, sponsored by LEGAL SERVICES OF NEW JERSEY (LSNJ), invites applications from law students who have completed their first or second year of law school as of June 2008 for its paid Public Interest Legal Intern Fellowship Program during the summer of 2008.  The program’s purpose is to promote public interest and poverty law opportunities for interested law students.  Students placed in this summer program gain experience in a wide variety of legal issues.  While specific responsibilities can vary considerably according to individual placement, the range of activities typically includes client interviewing, legal and factual research, drafting legal documents, administrative agency appearances and for students who have completed two years of law school, court appearances and more significant case involvement.  Fellows interested in policy and research have participated in client needs assessment studies, and the investigation of the rights of children, helped to draft pleadings on major litigation and conducted research in the areas of education, civil rights, welfare policy and public and private housing. The program is competitive and particularly seeks people who have demonstrated their commitment to helping the disadvantaged through prior work, extracurricular activities during school, as well as volunteer efforts.  Grades, honors and personal achievements are also important.  Rising third-year law students are given some priority, due to a special New Jersey Court rule under which students employed by Legal Services offices and other legal aid programs may be certified to appear in a number of State courts.  Outstanding rising second-year students will also be considered.  2007 interns were paid at a rate of $550 per week for rising second-year students and $750 per week for rising third-year students.  Application forms and brochures are available in the CSO.  These documents are also available on LSNJ’s website at www.lsnj.org.  Interested students are encouraged to apply as early as possible, as hiring decisions will be made on a rolling basis beginning the fall of 2007.  Applications may be submitted electronically, by facsimile or via U.S. Mail.  If you need additional information or have questions about the summer fellowship program, please contact: Patti Koncius, Legal Services of New Jersey, P.O. Box 1357, Edison, NJ 08818-1357.  Telephone: 732-572-9100.  Fax: 732-572-0066.  E-mail: pkoncius@lsnj.org. 

Government

12/21  Summer 2008 Volunteer Legal Internships.  Washington, D.C. and various Field Office locations and U.S. Attorney Office locations throughout the States.  U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, OFFICE OF ATTORNEY RECRUITMENT AND MANAGEMENT encourages 1L and 2L students interested in one of the more than 1,000 volunteer internships that will be available at the Department of Justice this summer to visit their website.  The Career Services Office usually receives a number of booklets, Volunteer Summer Legal Intern Positions Summer 2008 in its reference library available for all students.  All of the information contained in these booklets, as well as additional listings which arrive post-publication, is NOW available at the USDOJ web page at http://www.usdoj.gov/oarm/arm/int/internsum08.htm.

12/21 Summer 2008 Internships. New York, NY.  U.S. EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION, NEW YORK DISTRICT OFFICE (EEOC) is seeking law student interns to work with the Legal Unit for summer 2008.  EEOC is the federal agency responsible for enforcing federal laws prohibiting discrimination in the workplace based on race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age and disability status.  EEOC attorneys in the Legal Unit litigate individual and class discrimination cases in the federal courts on behalf of employees and job applicants.  Law student interns assist with various aspects of litigation and litigation development.  Assignments may include legal research and writing relating to employment discrimination and general federal practice issues such as discovery, trial practice and evidence.  Interns may also be involved with interviewing claimants, drafting discovery demands or responses, summarizing deposition testimony, attending depositions and court conferences, analyzing documents, using litigation support software, and assisting with outreach projects.  Interns also assist attorneys and other EEOC staff with investigation and analyzing charges of discrimination before litigation. EEOC seeks law students with a commitment to public interest law and EEOC’s mission.  Preference is given to candidates with a demonstrated commitment to civil rights and/or who have completed course work in employment discrimination, employment law, evidence and/or trial practice.  EEOC summer internships are full-time and unpaid, but they will complete any paperwork required for work-study and/or academic credit provided by applicant’s law school.  Law students are urged to apply as soon as possible to ensure consideration.  Although applications will be accepted until March 3, 2008, internship positions will be filled on a rolling basis and positions may be filled before that date.  To apply, please submit a cover letter, resume and writing sample (5-10 pages) via  e-mail,  fax or U.S. mail to Konrad Batog and Margaret Malloy, Trial Attorneys/Intern Coordinators, US EEOC, Legal Unit, 33 Whitehall Street, 5^th Floor, New York, NY 10004.  E-mail: nydo.internship@eeoc.gov.  Fax: 212-336-3623. Further information about the EEOC is available at www.eeoc.gov.  Applications will be accepted through March 3, 2008.

12/3 Summer Intern Program. New York, NY.  NEW YORK COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S OFFICE Summer Intern Program is an opportunity for first and second year law students to gain experience in trial and appellate litigation in the public sector.  The Summer Intern Program, which begins in early June and runs for ten weeks, allows law students to work closely with Assistant District Attorneys.  Depending upon assignment, summer interns help prepare cases for grand jury presentations, hearings, and trials.  They also research and write appellate briefs and trial memoranda, and often second-seat an Assistant District Attorney on trial.  The Office also conducts a weekly lecture and field trip series to expose law students to various aspects of the criminal justice system.  Not only do interns get first-hand exposure to the work of the Office, they are afforded the opportunity to apply early for permanent positions.  Interns receive a stipend of $500 per week. In the past, interns have arranged for work-study funding and public interest fellowships to offset expenses.  Cover letters and resumes for positions in the 2008 Summer Intern Program will be accepted starting on December 1, 2007.  The deadline for submission is March 1, 2008.  Most interviews will be conducted January through April at the Manhattan office.  Applicants are asked to bring to the interview a writing sample, a list of three work-related or academic references with telephone numbers and an official transcript.  Offers are made on a rolling basis.  Most decisions are made by the end of April.  First and second year law school students who are interested in applying for a summer intern position should send a cover letter and resume to:  Ms. Robin R. Edwards, Administrator of the Legal Hiring Unit, New York County District Attorney's Office, One Hogan Place, New York, New York 10013.  Visit www.manhattanda.org for information about the New York County District Attorney’s Office. 

12/3 2008 Summer Internship. Washington, D.C.  DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION / FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION is seeking a 1L or 2L student for its 2008 paid Summer Transportation Internship Program for Diverse Groups (STIPDG).  The 10-week program runs from June through August (no vacation or time off), and interns must participate for the full 10-weeks.  In addition to law students, 40-80 other graduates and undergraduates will participate.  Interns receive a $5,000 stipend; travel expenses and shared housing are paid for interns residing more than 50 miles away.  Law students may be placed at the DC headquarters, or in a Resource Center located in Atlanta, Baltimore, Olympia Fields (IL) and San Francisco.  Applicants may express a preference for location, but placement will depend on need.  Out-of-town interns are flown to DC for the last week, and selected students have the opportunity to make formal presentations of their research papers.  Interns may be assigned to a mentor and/or project based upon their interests, depending on availability.  Interns will gain relevant work experience and make on-site visits to learn about the field of transportation.  Program Requirements:  Applicants must have at least a 3.0 GPA and U.S. citizenship.  Selection is based on an expressed interest in pursuing a transportation-related career, GPA or class standing, references, writing sample, outside interests, and completeness of application package.  Former interns may apply, but will not receive preferential consideration.  Visit this website for complete information:  www.fhwa.dot.goveducation/sti.htm.  Application Process:  Submit (postmarked) application (www.fhwa.dot.gov/education/stipform.pdf), cover letter, resume, law school transcript, at least 1 reference from faculty advisor/professor (use reference form included in application), legal writing sample, and 2008 Applicant's Area of Interest/Geographical Preference Sheet (see website).  Application instructions must be followed to the letter.  A panel will review, score (for merit and completeness), and forward qualified applicants to offices for selection of interns.  Interviews are not a requirement for selection, though interviews may be conducted, either in person or by telephone, to ensure that a potential assignment is well suited to an applicant.  Selectees will be made as applications are received.  All applicants will be notified of their status in writing via e-mail no later than March 23, 2008. Students selected to participate will have five business days to reply by e-mail to the offer before the offer may be made to other qualified applicants.  Application Deadline:  February 22, 2008. 

8/23  Internships.  NEW YORK STATE DIVISION OF HUMAN RIGHTS.  The Division is the law enforcement agency charged with enforcing the anti-discrimination provisions of the New York State Human Rights Law.  As such, the Division investigates claims of discrimination filed by constituents statewide.  Should the agency determine that probable cause exists to believe discrimination has in fact occurred; the Division will assign a prosecuting attorney to the matter and hold a hearing before an administrative law judge.  The Division offers interested students an exciting opportunity to participate in the adjudication of discrimination complaints and observe first-hand how Civil Rights agencies investigate, prosecute, and hold hearings to ultimately determine if discriminatory conduct in violation of New York State law has occurred.  Under New York law, the Division is also charged with investigating business practices and other patterns of conduct which are potentially illegal and discriminatory.  The Division can offer students the opportunity to focus their internship around Division initiated investigations and in certain circumstances, in litigation resulting from Division initiated investigations.  The following internship opportunities are available at the Division:

Investigations:  Work in conjunction with investigators to learn how an investigation into a complaint is handled.  Interns will learn the process from intake, to requesting documents, interviewing witnesses, and compiling the investigation into a written finding of no probable cause/probable cause.  Requirements: At least one year of college course-work completed and interest in Civil Rights law and enforcement.  Application Deadlines: For Fall – July 15, Commencing in September; for Spring – December 1, Commencing in January; and for Summer – May 1, Commencing in June/July.  (All commencement dates are subject to modification).  Locations:  All locations.

Prosecutions:   Join a team of seasoned litigators as they prepare for trial in cases where the Division has found probable cause to believe discrimination has occurred.  Interns assist in preparing for hearings including all aspects of trial preparation and will attend actual hearings.  Requirements:  At least four years of college with law school preparation or first year of law school completed at an accredited institution.  Please forward school transcripts, a writing sample, and cover letter explaining your interest in interning in our prosecutions unit.  Application Deadlines: For Fall –Rolling, Commencing in September; for Spring – December 1, Commencing in January; and for Summer – May 1, Commencing in June/July. (All commencement dates are subject to modification).  Locations:  Bronx Central Office, Buffalo.  

Hearings:  Work along-side one of the Administrative Law Judges as they prepare for hearings, hold preliminary conferences and hearings, and ultimately issue there findings and decision after hearings are complete.  This is an excellent opportunity to “clerk” for an administrative law judge and learn the basics of trial procedure.  Requirements:   At least one year of law school completed at an accredited institution.  Please forward school transcripts, a writing sample, and cover letter explaining your interest in interning in our hearings unit.  Application Deadlines: For Fall term –Commencing in September Rolling, For Spring – December 1, Commencing in January; and for Summer – May 1, Commencing in June/July. (All commencement dates are subject to modification).  Locations:  Bronx Central Office, Long Island (Hempstead), Albany, Buffalo.

Appeals:  Review agency determinations upon motions to reopen or reconsider filed after hearings challenging the decision of the Administrative Law Judge.  Requirements:  At least one year of law school completed at an accredited institution.  Please forward school transcripts, a writing sample, and cover letter explaining your interest in interning in our appeals unit.  Application Deadlines: For Fall term – Rolling, Commencing in September; for Spring – December 1, Commencing in January; and for Summer – May 1, Commencing in June/July. (All commencement dates are subject to modification).  Location:  Bronx Central Office.

Commissioner’s Office:  Work with senior staff by researching law and assisting in the formulation and potential prosecution of Division initiated complaints and investigations.  Requirements:   At least two years of law school completed at an accredited institution.  Please forward school transcripts, a writing sample, and cover letter explaining your interest in interning in the Commissioner’s Office.  Application Deadlines: For Fall term – Rolling, Commencing in September; for Spring – December 1, Commencing in January; and for Summer – May 1, Commencing in June/July.  (All commencement dates are subject to modification).  Location: Bronx Central Office.

Public Relations:   Work with staff of External Relations on formulating press releases and policy statements, working with the media, assisting in drafting of Division brochures and literature on the Human Rights law, and other multi-media projects.  Requirements:   At least three years of college completed at an accredited institution.  Please forward a writing sample and cover letter explaining your interest in interning with the External Relations unit.  Application Deadlines: For Fall term – Rolling, Commencing in September; for Spring – December 1, Commencing in January; and for Summer – May 1, Commencing in June/July. (All commencement dates are subject to modification).   Location:  Bronx Central Office.

As all of these internships are highly competitive, it is recommended that interested students apply early.  The Division is also proud of the diversity of participants in its program and encourages all students to apply.  All decisions to offer internships are made on merit.  For more information on the Division, visit www.dhr.state.ny.us .  To apply for one of the foregoing internships:  Please send a cover-letter with the documents requested above by mail or email to: Barbara Klar, Intern Coordinator, New York State Division of Human Rights, One Fordham Road, Fourth Floor, Bronx, New York 10458.  E-mail: bklar@dhr.state.ny.us.

Full-time Positions. Trenton, NJ. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE COURTS, STATE OF NEW JERSEY. For additional employment opportunities, visit the web site at: www.state.nj.us/judiciary

Year-round Internships. New City, NY. COUNTY OF ROCKLAND OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC DEFENDER seeks volunteer law students. Students must have completed at least one full year of law school, together with the completion of a course in criminal law and/or procedure. For more information or to set up an interview, please contact this office at (914) 638-5660 or e-mail Terry LoMeli, Litigation Assistant at: LoMeliT@co.rockland.ny.us

Year-round Internships THE NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF INVESTIGATION invites law students to apply  for Spring, Summer and Fall  internships. Interested candidates should submit their resumes to: The NYC Department of Investigation, Intern Recruitment Program, 80 Maiden Lane, 25^th floor, New York, NY 10038. Please include a transcript (can be unofficial) and writing sample. Applications must be submitted early since all interns have to be processed for a fingerprint check 4-6 weeks prior to starting work. Additional information in CSO.

Summer/Permanent. Washington, DC. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE has opportunities in the OFFICE OF CIVIL SERVICE and the FOREIGN SERVICE. For detailed information and deadline dates, you can access the Internet at: http://www.state.gov

On-going. Part time Assistants. The NEW YORK STATE BANKING DEPARTMENT, New York, NY, is seeking 1L and 2L students for part-time positions. Learn bank regulatory structure and various state and federal banking laws. Interested students should fax a cover letter and resume to Peggy Butler-Bertholf at 212-618-6948.

On-going. New York State positions. The NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL SERVICE is offers the 2005 New York State Professional Careers Test periodically. The Professional Careers Test provides college graduates an opportunity to compete for entry level professional trainee positions with New York State Government.   For detailed information on this examination and other announcements for New York State Opportunities in Government, you can access the Internet at http://www.cs.state.ny.us.

On-going.   Volunteer Law Student Program. Hempstead, NY.   NASSAU COUNTY TRAFFIC AND PARKING VIOLATIONS AGENCY is seeking a 2L or 3L student during the school year to watch the prosecution of traffic and parking violations by traffic proctors in the agency. The law student will be familiarized with motions made and the conferencing process. The student would also be able to assist the Traffic Prosecutors in various aspects of legal research and motion practice. If interested in this program, please send a resume and cover letter to: Thomas L. Carroll, Executive Director, Nassau County Traffic and Parking Violations Agency, 16 Cooper Street West, Hempstead, NY 11550-4063.

On-going Freehold, NJ. OFFICE OF THE COUNTY PROSECUTOR, County of Monmouth, seeks applications for the Law Clerk Program. Salary to be determined by the Board of Chosen Freeholders. The term of service is for one year, usually commencing in early September and terminating the following August. Law Clerks are entitled to a range of benefits including health insurance, a prescription plan, a dental plan, and enrollment in the Public Employees Retirement System, 12 vacation days, 3 personal days, and up to 12 sick days per year. The Clerks are assigned to the Appellate and Motions Section of the office where they work under the supervision of seasoned assistant prosecutors. An offer of employment is conditioned upon a candidate successfully passing a pre-employment drug screening and a comprehensive background investigation. Mail a cover letter, indicating desired start date, resume, writing sample, and copy of law school transcript to: Mark P. Stalford, Assistant Prosecutor, Director Appellate Section, Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office, Annex B, Freehold, NJ 07728.

On-going. COUNTY OF ROCKLAND, OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC DEFENDER. The Office of the Public Defender has several openings for law student volunteers, legal interns, throughout the academic year to assist in all aspects of its operation. The office offers students with at least one full year of school, together with the completion of a course in criminal law and /or procedure, the opportunity to directly assist staff attorneys in all areas. Please contact James D. Licata, Public Defender at (845) 638-5660.

Judiciary

Students applying for post-graduate federal clerkships should consult the following web sites as part of their overall clerkship preparation process.

(1) "Fellowships and Clerkships? Planning Issues in the New Regime," <http://www.nalp.org/jobseekers/clerk_pub.pdf>

(2)  "Preparing for Judicial Clerkships: Tips for Students Spending Their Summers in the Private Sector," <http://www.nalp.org/jobseekers/clerk_priv.pdf>

12/31  Law Intern – Summer 2008.  Toms River, NJ.  SUPREME COURT OF NEW JERSEY, OCEAN VICINAGE, NEW JERSEY JUDICIARY is seeking several individuals with strong leadership, communication, research and analytical skills and who are committed to providing quality service, to serve as Law Interns.  In addition, strong writing skills are required.  Student interns will acquire hands-on experience in a court environment recognized and respected nationally for its progressive innovative work.  Under the general direction of the Judge and staff, the selected individual will assist in the daily activities of judges; assist in proofing memoranda, assist in legal research, provide information to judges, analyze data, assist in the review and summary of cases, and participate in court activities.  Applicants may be selected to work in one or more of the following divisions: Civil, Criminal and Family.  Requirements include: enrolled in law school and entering second or third year.  U.S. Citizenship is not required.  The selected candidate must be authorized to work in the U.S. according to the Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services regulations.  This is an unpaid intern opportunity.  Please check with your school regarding receiving credit for unpaid internship work experience.  Applicants should submit a cover letter and resume complete with announcement number 07-58 and both day and evening telephone numbers by closing date to Lilia L. Lopez, Human Resources Manager, Judiciary – Ocean, 120 Hooper Avenue, Room 240, Toms River, NJ 08753; or e-mail to oceanhr@judiciary.state.nj.us using MS Word (up to 2000) no larger than 500KB.    Please include the announcement number, #07-75-24, in the subject line of your email submission.  Resumes will be accepted up until by March 19, 2008.

10/23  Summer Internship.  Central Islip, NY.  U.S. BANKRUPTCY COURT, EASTERN DISTRICT OF New York is offering a summer internship for students to clerk in Judge Eisenberg’s Chambers at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Central Islip.  Responsibilities will include attending hearings, assisting in preparation for calendar matters, assisting in preparation of written decisions and preparing bench memos.  Strong research and writing skills are required.  Courses in Creditor/Debtor law is a plus. This position is an unpaid internship, which commences on June 1, 2008. Note – this internship will be eligible for a Touro Law Center Summer Work Study Grant; those applications are available in the Spring.  Interested candidates should mail a cover letter, resume and writing sample to Catherine Cozzette, Law Clerk, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Eastern District of New York, 290 Federal Plaza, P.O. Box 9013, Central Islip, NY 11722.   Deadline to Apply for the internship:  March 15, 2008. 

4/24 Clerkships.  Albany/New York State. STATE OF NEW YORK COURT OF APPEALS offers two types of clerkship opportunities, the first as a clerk with the Courts Central Legal Research Staff, and the second as a personal clerk to a Judge of the Court. 

Central Legal Research Staff:  The Court hires approximately five or six attorneys for two-year clerkships, beginning in August 2008.  Central Staff clerks work in the Courthouse in Albany and prepare reports on appeals and motions for leave to appeal under the direction of the Chief Court Attorney and Deputy Chief Court Attorney.  Central Staff clerks also work on research projects as requested by the Judges or the Clerk of the Court.  Applications should be filed between July 1^st and September 15^th prior to the year in which employment is sought, and should be addressed to: Mr. Paul McGrath, Chief Court Attorney, Central Legal Research Staff, Court of Appeals, 20 Eagle Hall, Albany, NY 12207-1095.  Telephone: 518-455-7757.  Under a recently revised policy, the application packet for a Central Staff clerkship must contain: a current resume, an unofficial copy of the law school transcript, and a writing sample (unedited, applicant’s own work).  Applicants are also encouraged, but not required, to submit two letters of recommendation from law school professors in their initial application package (if applicant has been practicing law following receipt of a J.D. degree, letters from legal employers may be substituted).  Applicants who do not submit letters or recommendation in their initial package will be required to bring them to Court, along with unofficial undergraduate and any other graduate school transcripts, if selected for an interview.  Interviews with prospective candidates are conducted from August through November in the year preceding the commencement of the clerkship.  Clerkship offers are usually made by December 1^st.   Application Deadline:  September 15^th, 2007.

Personal Law Clerks: Judges of the Court also employ personal law clerks.  Each Judge’s clerk works with the Judge in home chambers and attends Court sessions in Albany approximately 50 days per year.  Each Judge hires his or her own clerks and sets his or her own deadlines and requirements for applications. Candidates interested in this type of clerkship should contact directly the Judge or Judges for whom they are interested in working.  The names of Judges on the Court of Appeals are available in the CSO as well as at www.courts.state.ny.us/ctapps.   (Please be advised that not all of the Judges hire clerks on a rotating or regular basis.  Applicants should call Lisa Cleary at 518- 455-7757 for information about which Judges will have openings in the near future before applying to the individual Judges.)   

Starting salary for both Judges’ and Central Staff clerks will be over $66,000 per year plus State employment benefits.  Judge’s clerks who must travel also receive a travel and meal allowance while attending Court sessions in Albany.  For additional information visit the Court’s website at: www.courts.state.ny.us/ctapps.

On-going Court Attorney Positions 2007. New York, NY – STATE OF NEW YORK SUPREME COURT APPELLATE DIVISION, FIRST DEPARTMENT – Graduating students can apply by sending a resume and cover letter to: Catherine O’Hagan Wolfe, The Clerk of the Court, Appellate Division, First Department, 27 Madison Avenue at 25^th Street, New York, NY 10010.

On-going Court Attorney Positions 2007. Brooklyn, NY – STATE OF NEW YORK SUPREME COURT APPELLATE DIVISION, SECOND DEPARTMENT. Postings that list the court’s available positions for attorneys, salaries and duties, and the qualifications required of applicants are available in the CSO. Interested applicants apply by sending a cover letter and resume to: James Edward Pelzer, Clerk of the Court, Appellate Division, Second Department, 45 Monroe Place, Brooklyn, NY 11201.

On-going Judicial Clerkships. Trenton, NJ - NEW JERSEY JUDICIARY – Phone (609) 984-0275 – Fax (609) 292-3320, or visit the web site at: www.state.nj.us/judiciary      Judicial Clerkships application procedures are as follows:

    Graduating Students: For opportunities with the New Jersey Judiciary, interested students should submit a resume and      cover letter to the individual judges or to Carmen Flores (No.00-37), Judiciary Personnel Office, Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex, P.O. Box 037, Trenton, NJ 08625-0966. An updated list is available in the CSO.

    Second Year Students:: It is strongly recommended that second year law students with a specific area of interest send a resume and cover letter to individual justices and judges. Detailed information and an updated list of Judges are available in the CSO.

Year-round Internships. Brooklyn, NY. HON. ROANNE L. MANN, UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK offers internships during the school year and for the summer. 1L and 2L students who are interested can apply by mailing a resume and cover letter to: Hon. Roanne L. Mann, United States District Court, Eastern District of New York, 225 Cadman Plaza East, Brooklyn, NY 11201.

Year-round Internships. New York, NY. PUBLIC ADVOCATE FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK is seeking talented and energetic students for volunteer internships throughout the year. Internships are available in Research and Investigation, Ombudsman Services, Community Affairs, Administrative, Press, and Intergovernmental units. Detailed information and application procedures are available in the CSO.

On-going. Court Attorney Positions. New York, NY - APPELLATE DIVISION, FIRST DEPARTMENT - Graduating students can apply throughout the year. Mail resume and cover letter to: Catherine O’Hagan Wolfe, The Clerk of the Court, Appellate Division, First Department, 27 Madison Avenue at 25^th Street, New York, NY 10010.

On-going. Externs/Interns. Law students, any year, willing to work in Chambers of HON. ELLEN L. KOBLITZ, P.J.S.C., Presiding Judge of the Family Division, Bergen Vicinage. Must be interested in Family Law. New Jersey Practice is helpful, but not required. Judicial interns, either for credit or work experience. If interested please call Laura at (201) 646-3493 or 646-3592. Mail resume and cover letter to: Hon. Ellen L. Koblitz, P.J.S.C., Bergen County Justice Center, Room 226, 10 Main Street, Hackensack, NJ 07601.

PRIVATE SECTOR

Entertainment Business Law

Ongoing  Internship/Clerkship program.  New York, NY.  JACOBSON & COLFIN, P.C. is a legal practice concerned primarily with entertainment business law, copyrights, trademarks, and the creative and visual arts, including litigation in these areas.  They offer an internship/clerkship programs for 1L, 2L and 3L students seeking experience in the law and the above areas of practice.  Information regarding the various clerkship programs is on file at the CSO.  Interested candidates should send a cover letter and resume to Bruce E. Colfin, Esq., Jacobson & Colfin, P.C., 19 West 21^st Street, Suite 603A, New York, NY 10010.  Fax: 212-645-5038.  E-mail: thefirm@thefirm.com.  Please visit their website at:  http://www.THEFIRM.COM

General Practice