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Civil Practice Law Graduate Housing Justice - Tenant Defense- Fall 2023 The candidate will assist in client representation and advocacy with city, state, and federal agencies and in court proceedings, administrative hearings, and affirmative litigation. Will conduct regular courthouse-based and off-site intake, possibly including during evening hours. Provide training, community outreach, and education to individuals, local community-based organizations, and housing advocates. Advocate for policy changes before legislative, administrative, and judicial bodies to advance the interests of clients. Represent and promote the work of the office, the Civil Practice, and The Legal Aid Society in the community. Work collaboratively with other organizations, pro bono lawyers, and partners. Maintain a full caseload of clients. Some weekend and night advocacy may be necessary. Other duties as assigned. Must be Current 3L students sitting for the New York Bar Exam in July 2023 or its equivalent. Those participating in post-graduate Fellowships or Clerkships who took the first available Bar exam are eligible to apply. Winter 2022 graduates sitting for the first available New York Bar Exam or its equivalent are also eligible. Demonstrated commitment to serving historically excluded communities and identifying how race, gender, class and intersectionality impact client outcomes is required. Relevant clinical program, internship, or work experience preferred. Excellent written, analytical, organizational, and oral advocacy skills are required. Must be creative, flexible, and highly motivated. Must have the ability to work independently, as well as collaboratively, and manage a high volume of cases. Proficiency in languages other than English is desirable. Deadline: January 6, 2023.
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