Public Interest

Boston, MA, United States

Art Law Internship, Summer

Law Student

1-3 yrs required

Part-time

No

Organization: Arts & Business Council of Greater Boston Job Title: Art Law Intern Experience: Law students, second year and above Overview: - Art Law Internship for current law students - Focus on legal issues affecting the arts and cultural organizations - Exposure to areas such as copyright, trademark, contracts, and business formation - Volunteer position with opportunities for research, writing, and counseling - Attend workshops and seminars on legal aspects of the arts Application Details: - Deadlines: February 28 for summer term - Include term and availability in cover letter - Upper-level students, include law school transcript Application Process: - Submit cover letter, resume, and writing sample - Address applications to Luke Blackadar, Deputy Director at Arts & Business Council of Greater Boston - Email to Art Law Internship Details: - Open to second and third year law students during fall, spring, and summer terms - Volunteer position - Provides exposure to legal issues specific to the arts, particularly in the non-profit sector - Opportunity to attend VLA sponsored workshops and seminars - Assist with legal intake and counseling for clients on various legal issues Benefits: - Gain hands-on experience in a specialized area of law - Learn about the unique issues faced by artists and arts organizations - Network with professionals in the art and legal fields - Develop legal research and writing skills - Attend workshops and seminars for further education Requirements: - , second year and above - Strong interest in the arts and cultural sector - Excellent research and writing skills - Ability to work independently and collaboratively - Prior coursework in art law or related fields preferred Application Deadlines: - Summer Term: February 28 Application Requirements: - Cover letter - Resume - Writing sample - Law school transcript for upper-level students Application Address: Luke Blackadar Deputy Director Arts & Business Council of Greater Boston 15 Channel Center St. Ste. 103 Boston, MA 02210 In the competitive field of law, gaining experience in a specialized area is crucial for law students. The Art Law Internship at the Arts & Business Council of Greater Boston offers law students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in the legal issues facing the arts and cultural sector. This volunteer position provides valuable exposure to areas such as copyright, trademark, contracts, and business formation, as well as the chance to attend workshops and seminars for further education. The Art Law Internship is open to second and third year law students during fall, spring, and summer terms. The application process requires a cover letter, resume, writing sample, and for upper-level students, a law school transcript. The application deadline for the summer term is February 28, and applicants should indicate their availability and any other deadlines for funding or course credit in their cover letter. Selected interns will have the opportunity to assist with legal intake and counseling for clients on various legal issues. They will also work closely with VLA staff, including other interns, to address the legal needs of applicants. This internship also offers the chance to attend VLA sponsored workshops and seminars on legal aspects of the arts. The Art Law Internship is a volunteer position, but it offers numerous benefits for law students. Not only will interns gain experience in a specialized area of law, but they will also learn about the unique issues faced by artists and arts organizations. This internship also provides the opportunity to network with professionals in the art and legal fields, as well as develop valuable research and writing skills. To apply for the Art Law Internship, applicants must have a strong interest in the arts and cultural sector, as well as excellent research and writing skills. Prior coursework in art law or related fields is preferred. The internship is a great opportunity for law students to gain practical experience in a specialized area while also making a positive impact on the arts community. In terms of application deadlines, the Arts & Business Council of Greater Boston requires applications to be submitted by February 28 for the summer term. Applicants should address their materials to Luke Blackadar, the Deputy Director, and email them to . The cover letter should include the term for which they are applying and their availability to intern during that term. The Art Law Internship at the Arts & Business Council of Greater Boston is a valuable opportunity for law students to gain experience in a specialized area of law and make a positive impact on the arts community. With a focus on legal issues affecting the arts and cultural sector, this internship provides opportunities for research, writing, and counseling, as well as exposure to workshops and seminars for further education. Interested law students should submit their application materials by the deadline for their desired term and indicate their availability in their cover letter.

Submit cover letter, resume, writing sample, and transcript (for upper-level students) to Luke Blackadar at luke@artsandbusinesscouncil.org

Qualification and Experience Current law student

Legal

James F. Grace
Executive Director
Arts & Business Council of Greater Boston
249 A Street
Suite 14,
Boston, MA 02210
Phone: 617-350-7600
Fax: 617-350-7610