Attorney in Washington, DC

Government

Washington, DC

Attorney in Washington, DC

Attorney

No

Pro Bono Program
The fellowships are available to recent law school graduates who have secured financial support—typically from a law firm or a law school—that allows them to work pro bono for a public interest organization. Public interest fellows commit to working full time for 3-18 months in a division or section of OAG that specializes in civil or criminal enforcement, defensive litigation, legal counsel, or transactional work. Fellows can expect to receive supervision and mentoring by an attorney-manager, formal training opportunities, and (as they develop new skills) progressively more challenging assignments.