1L, 2L, or 3L Internships, Summer

Contract, Full-time

No

Internship Opportunities at Idaho Legal Aid Services, Inc.

- Available for 1L, 2L, or 3L students, with select offices offering undergraduate internships
- Unpaid, but credit available
- Work with staff attorneys on legal research projects and assist with cases
- Gain experience in a variety of legal areas, including housing, family and domestic violence, consumer, public benefits, guardianships, wills and trusts, elder, and/or Indian law
- Take on substantial responsibilities, such as calling and meeting with clients, interviewing witnesses, assisting in trial preparation, researching and writing briefs and memorandums, and drafting complaints and other pleadings
- Conduct educational workshops and administrative tasks like filing and copying
- Time commitment is negotiable, but at least fifteen hours per week for eight weeks is required for a summer internship
- 1L applicants must have completed the first year of law school, while 2L or 3L applicants may be in any semester of study
- Interest in working with the low-income community and addressing poverty law issues is a must
- Self-motivated, possess a strong sense of justice, exhibit professionalism, be willing to work under deadlines, and have excellent interpersonal and legal writing skills or a strong interest in improving writing abilities

Idaho Legal Aid Services, Inc. offers internship opportunities for law students and select undergraduate students looking to gain valuable experience in the legal field. These internships are unpaid, but credit is available for those who qualify. The intern will work alongside staff attorneys on legal research projects and assist with cases in a variety of legal areas, including housing, family and domestic violence, consumer, public benefits, guardianships, wills and trusts, elder, and/or Indian law.

H1: Internship Opportunities at Idaho Legal Aid Services, Inc.
H2: Gain Valuable Experience in the Legal Field

Organization: Idaho Legal Aid Services, Inc.
Job Title: Intern
Experience: Law students in 1L, 2L, or 3L, and select undergraduate students
Salary: Unpaid, but credit available
Location: Varies by local office

- Work with staff attorneys on legal research projects and assist with cases in various legal areas
- Take on substantial responsibilities, including meeting with clients, interviewing witnesses, and drafting legal documents
- Develop skills in conducting educational workshops and administrative tasks
- Flexible time commitment, with at least 15 hours per week for 8 weeks required for summer internships
- Must have completed first year of law school for 1L applicants, and may be in any semester of study for 2L or 3L applicants
- Interest in working with low-income community and addressing poverty law issues
- Self-motivated, possess strong sense of justice, exhibit professionalism, and have excellent interpersonal and legal writing skills or strong interest in improving writing abilities

If you are a law student or undergraduate student interested in gaining experience in the legal field, Idaho Legal Aid Services, Inc. offers internship opportunities. These internships are unpaid, but credit is available for those who qualify. As an intern, you will have the chance to work with staff attorneys on legal research projects and assist with cases in various legal areas. This is a valuable opportunity to develop your skills and make a difference in the community by addressing poverty law issues. Apply now and join our team at Idaho Legal Aid Services, Inc.

Credit available, valuable legal experience, opportunity for substantial responsibilities

Legal research, case assistance, client communication, trial preparation, brief writing, pleadings drafting, educational workshop facilitation, administrative tasks, time management, self-motivation, sense of justice, professionalism, interpersonal skills, legal writing

Law student, completed first year of law school for 1L applicants

Interested applicants should to be connected to the intern coordinator at their local office.

Qualification and Experience 1L, 2L, or 3L law student, completed first year of law school for 1L applicants, interest in working with low-income community and poverty law issues

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