Internship, Spring

Contract, Full-time

No

## Internship at Organization
Organization offers law students the opportunity to serve an internship during their Fall or Spring Semesters or during their Summer breaks. If accepted into the program, students will be assigned to one of the Division’s sections, where they will be supervised by a Deputy Attorney General.

### Benefits of Internship

* Interns will perform a full range of law clerk responsibilities, including research and writing.
* Interns will have the opportunity to observe a wide range of lawyering activity.
* Interns will attend court proceedings, meetings with clients, depositions and other special events.
* Interns will be eligible to participate in training sessions offered to Deputy Attorneys General throughout the year.
* Interns will receive compensation for their work.

### How to Apply

If you are a law student and would like to be considered for a position in the program, please submit the Internship Application, resume, legal writing sample and your most recent grade report to the appropriate recruiter listed below. The Division conducts interviews and extends offers for positions in the program on a rolling basis.

### Spring Session

Application deadline: November 15

### Locations

* Employment Counseling & Labor - Trenton

### Recruiters

#### Trenton and Voorhees Office Considerations
Division of Law
Department of Law & Public Safety
25 Market Street
. Box 114
Trenton, NJ 08625 – 0114

Philip J. Espinosa
Deputy Attorney General
609-376-3300
e-mail

#### Newark Office Considerations
Division of Law
Department of Law & Public Safety
124 Halsey Street
Newark, NJ 07101

Pavithra Angara
Deputy Attorney General
973-648-7457
e-mail

### Internship Application

NOTE: If you are offered a position in the internship program you must complete a Confidential Background Investigation Clearance Form.

Organization offers law students the opportunity to serve an internship during their Fall or Spring Semesters or during their Summer breaks. This internship program provides law students with the opportunity to gain valuable experience in the legal field and to learn from highly experienced attorneys. Interns will have the opportunity to observe a wide range of lawyering activities, attend court proceedings, meetings with clients, depositions and other special events. They will also be eligible to participate in training sessions offered to Deputy Attorneys General throughout the year and receive compensation for their work.

To apply for the internship program, law students must submit an Internship Application, resume, legal writing sample and their most recent grade report to the appropriate recruiter. The Division conducts interviews and extends offers for positions in the program on a rolling basis. The application deadline for the Spring Session is November 15th.

The Division of Law has two locations: Employment Counseling & Labor - Trenton and Newark Office Considerations. The recruiters for each location are Philip J. Espinosa (Trenton and Voorhees Office Considerations) and Pavithra Angara (Newark Office Considerations). If offered a position in the internship program, students must complete a Confidential Background Investigation Clearance Form.

The internship program is a great opportunity for law students to gain real-world experience in the legal field and to learn from experienced attorneys. It is also a great way to gain valuable skills and knowledge that can be applied to future career paths.

None

Training Sessions, Observing Lawyering Activity

None

Research and Writing

Law Degree

Submit Internship Application, Resume, Legal Writing Sample and Grade Report

Qualification and Experience Law Student

Legal