Law Student Volunteer, Academic Year 2024/2025

Full-time

No

Job Title:
- Law Student Volunteer at Antitrust Division (ATR)

Experience Information:
- First-year (second semester only), second- or third-year law students

Salary Information:
- Uncompensated
- Course credit available depending upon school requirements

H1: Law Student Volunteer at Antitrust Division (ATR) - Academic Year 2024/2025
H2: Join the Antitrust Division as a Law Student Volunteer in Washington, DC

Organization:
- Antitrust Division (ATR)

Department:
- Antitrust Division

Location:
- Washington, DC

About the Organization:
- Responsible for enforcing federal laws to ensure fair and open competition in the . markets
- Engages in civil and criminal litigation
- Focuses on prosecuting international cartels and Fortune 500 firms

Qualifications:
- Must be a . Citizen
- First-year (second semester only), second- or third-year law students

Job Description:
- Assist in trials, hearings, and depositions
- Review documents and prepare legal memoranda and briefs
- Work closely with attorneys conducting investigations
- Conduct interviews of national and international subjects
- Present legal research in a group setting
- Prepare assistance requests for foreign governments

Application Process:
- Submit cover letter, resume, writing sample, and transcript by email
- Contact Andria Starks at
- Spring application deadline: November 30
- Fall application deadline: July 31

Salary and Compensation:
- Uncompensated
- Course credit available depending upon school requirements

Number of Positions:
- Many opportunities available

The Antitrust Division (ATR) of the Department of Justice is seeking law student volunteers for the upcoming academic year of 2024/2025. This is an excellent opportunity for first-year (second semester only), second- or third-year law students to gain practical experience in the legal field and contribute to the enforcement of federal laws in ensuring fair and open competition in the . markets. As a law student volunteer, you will assist in trials and hearings, review documents, prepare legal memoranda and briefs, attend depositions, and work closely with attorneys conducting investigations. Additionally, you will have the opportunity to present legal research in a group setting, prepare assistance requests for foreign governments, and conduct interviews of national and international subjects.

The Antitrust Division is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive work environment and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds and communities who share a passion for public service. This is a great opportunity to gain hands-on experience and contribute to the important work of the Division. As a law student volunteer, you will have the chance to work on cases involving large international cartels and Fortune 500 firms, providing you with valuable experience and exposure to complex litigation.

To apply, interested candidates should submit a cover letter, resume, writing sample, and official or unofficial transcript via email to . The Division is looking for motivated and dedicated individuals who are . citizens and have strong academic backgrounds. The application deadline for the spring semester is November 30, and for the fall semester is July 31.

The position is uncompensated, but course credit may be available depending on the requirements of your law school. The Antitrust Division values the contributions of its law student volunteers and offers opportunities for professional development and networking within the Department of Justice. This is a unique chance to gain practical legal experience and make a difference in promoting fair and open competition in the . markets.

Join the Antitrust Division as a law student volunteer and be a part of the Department of Justice's mission to ensure the fair and impartial administration of justice for all Americans. Apply now and become a valuable member of the team that is dedicated to upholding the laws that protect our nation's economy.

application process

applicants should submit a cover letter, resume, writing sample, and official or unofficial transcript by email to: atr. application process

applicants should submit a cover letter, resume, writing sample, and official or unofficial transcript by email to:



spring: november 30
fall: july 31
salary

uncompensated; course credit is available depending upon school requirements

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