Legal Staff Paralegal in Pomona, CA

Government

Pomona, CA

Legal Staff Paralegal in Pomona, CA

Legal Staff

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**Members Only** Internship Programs: Gain Practical Experience in the Largest Unified Trial Court in the US

H1: **Members Only** Internship Programs
H2: Gain Practical Experience in the Largest Unified Trial Court in the US

- Salary: Monthly, Annually
- Job Title: Intern
- Location: Los Angeles, CA
- Job Number: VIP02
- Department: Human Resources/Employee Relations
- Opening Date: 11/07/2024

The **Members Only** offers internship programs for individuals interested in gaining practical work experience and developing skills in a court setting. These programs also provide a deeper understanding and appreciation for the judicial system.

The Court is the largest unified trial court in the United States, with over 580 judges and commissioners working in 36 facilities across 12 judicial districts. The Court has an annual budget of over $1 billion and serves a population of over 10 million residents in Los Angeles County.

The internship programs cover various areas, including Court Administration & Courthouse Operations, Judicial and Courtroom Operations, Family Court Services Mediation, and Paralegal work. Participants in the Paralegal program will gain experience in preparing legal documents for cases involving child support, spousal support, and health insurance issues. They will also have access to networking opportunities and an overview of Court processes and procedures.

The Court's internship programs are open to students currently enrolled in paralegal schools, colleges, and universities in LA County, as well as individuals who have completed a Paralegal certificate program. Most programs offer the opportunity to receive accreditation or course credit from their school or certification program.

To apply, interested individuals can fill out a supplemental questionnaire on the Court's website, indicating their program/area of interest and availability. The Court will place qualified applicants on an eligibility list for up to 6 months and consider them for available opportunities.

Please note that if you are under 18 years old, you must provide proof of eligibility to work, such as a work permit, and if you are applying for a for-credit internship, you must provide information on your school/program and their requirements for receiving credit.

The Court is committed to diversity and encourages individuals from all backgrounds to apply. It is an equal opportunity employer and offers reasonable accommodations to individuals with disabilities.

In summary, the **Members Only** offers internship programs for individuals interested in gaining practical work experience in the largest unified trial court in the US. These programs provide valuable opportunities for skill development, an understanding of the judicial system, and the chance to network with professionals in the field. Interested individuals can apply by filling out a supplemental questionnaire on the Court's website.