Legal Jobs in Columbia

Summer Internship Program The intern will be actively engaged in the firm's professional services world, which we believe is the best learning environment. At the completion of the internship, interns know what is expected of them at firm's and will have had a glimpse of future opportunities for professional growth and development. Interns are a vital part of business. Interns participate in training designed to develop technical skills. Experience challenging and relevant... read more

Summer Associate Program The summer associate program begins mid-May and runs through the end of June. Each summer associate is assigned a partner and associate mentor for the summer program. These mentors offer instruction and feedback on a variety of assignments as well as encourage each summer associate to be successful and productive. A wide-range of assignments provide exposure to different practice areas - clerks may be invited to interact with clients, attend a tria... read more

Law Clerks The candidates to work hroughout the school year and eventually as associates. read more

Staff Attorney The candidate duties include counseling, litigating, representing County entities and personnel in administrative, judicial and appellate proceedings, drafting pleadings, opinions, memoranda, briefs, motions, ordinances, resolutions, proclamations, deeds, contracts, leases and other instruments. This position is under the general direction of and reports directly to the County Attorney. Should expect daily interaction with County elected and appointed offici... read more

Summer Associate Program The summer associates participate in a six-week program where they are immersed into the culture and authentic law firm work experience. The program give them challenging work, client interaction and real-world mentoring from both peers and seasoned attorneys. Will work with litigators and transactional lawyers. Meet with clients and gain hands-on experience - learn what comprises a successful client relationship. Attend depositions, trials, closin... read more

Term Law Clerk The Honorable Judge Julius Ness Richardson The candidate should have excellent academic grades. Law Review/Journal experience is desired. Clerkship Term: August 15, 2021 to August 15, 2022. Application Deadline: July 31, 2021. read more

Bilingual Victim Advocate/Paralegal Duties: 1) Ensure ALL crime victims receive access to and assistance from the criminal justice system; 2) improve the quality of services provided to crime victims by victim advocates; and 3) ensure the criminal justice system adequately serves crime victims. SCVAN currently manages five programs that provide services and resources to our state’s crime victims and the professionals who serve them: 1) Annual SC Victims’ Rights Week Co... read more

Bilingual Victim Advocate/Paralegal Duties: 1) Ensure ALL crime victims receive access to and assistance from the criminal justice system; 2) improve the quality of services provided to crime victims by victim advocates; and 3) ensure the criminal justice system adequately serves crime victims. Manages five programs that provide services and resources to our state’s crime victims and the professionals who serve them: 1) Annual SC Victims’ Rights Week Conference; 2) Eme... read more

Transactional Paralegal The candidate should have Bachelor’s degree or equivalent education and work experience; Banking experience; and 2+years of work experience as a real estate paralegal. Should be proficient in Microsoft Office products (Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.). Able to handle a fast-paced environment with extensive multi-tasking. Experienced in real estate lending transactions to include preparation of loan documents, review of due diligence and follow-up. Comm... read more

Litigation Paralegal The candidate will assist partners and/or Associates with legal research and document preparation. Will organize and maintain litigation files, communicate with courts, clients, and experts, prepare drafts of legal documents, summarize medical records and other case documents, set depositions, and prepare subpoenas, all under the supervision of an attorney. read more