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As of July 10, all positions in our 2026 Summer Associate Program have been filled. However, we are still accepting applications and will reach out if any openings arise due to changes in our current commitments. Williams Parker, the region's largest and oldest law firm founded in 1925, is seeking second year law students for its 2026 Summer Associate Program. Our Summer Associate Program offers 2L students an opportunity to engage in intellectually stimulating work that is indicative of real associate life. It is designed to meet two goals: (i) to introduce you to life in Sarasota, Florida as a Williams Parker attorney immersing you in our firm's culture, and (ii) to provide you with the experience and tools to ensure your long-term success at our firm or another law firm. Commencing June 1, 2026 – and continuing for an 8, 9, or 10-week duration of your choice – we will provide work assignments, client experiences, mentoring, and training that approximate those provided to younger associates. In addition, we provide many opportunities for you to get to know and be known by firm attorneys in social and professional settings. We believe it is important to know the people with whom you will spend your career and to be comfortable with the decision to practice law with them. We have designed our Summer Associate Program to be an enjoyable, challenging experience which will allow both you and us to determine if you are the right fit for our firm. When we mutually come to that determination, then it is likely that we will have a long and successful working relationship. As a summer associate at Williams Parker, you will join a team of experienced lawyers who care about your growth as a successful attorney. We strive to ensure your experience is rich with substantive work that both interests and challenges you and to provide you with invaluable guidance, feedback, and opportunities for networking and development. Our program attracts qualified candidates from a range of law schools, such as American University Washington College of Law, Boston, Cornell, Emory, Florida State, Georgetown, John Marshall, Stetson University, Texas A&M, University of Alabama, University of California—Berkeley, University of Florida, University of Michigan, University of Texas, University of Virginia, Vanderbilt, and Washington and Lee. The “Big Project” At the cornerstone of our summer program is the “Big Project”—an opportunity for our summer associates to gain a realistic sense of law firm life and work. The firm’s practice areas prepare in-depth research assignments, from which students select to focus three weeks of their clerkship. Each summer associate will work closely with a designated attorney to develop their project, conducting significant research and writing, and receiving valuable feedback and guidance throughout the process. At the culmination of the project, students will make oral presentations of their projects to attorneys from across the firm. In addition to the “Big Project,” summer associates will have opportunities to handle a number of smaller assignments from attorneys throughout the firm. Our goal is to help you develop and succeed as attorneys. In addition to serving as mentors, our attorneys provide comprehensive feedback regarding each assignment with which students are tasked. For more FAQ’s visit our website: https://www.williamsparker.com/careers/summer-associates/ Requirements Candidates should possess outstanding undergraduate academic records, have excelled in law school, and exhibit strong leadership abilities. Additionally, a strong connection to the Sarasota area is highly desirable. Benefits The firm offers a competitive compensation and benefits package, and summer associates are paid biweekly.

Seeking a highly motivated attorney to assist commercial real estate assets in various legal matters on a per job basis. These tasks can range from landlord-tenant issues, to disputes with vendors such as utility providers and contractors, as well as lease and other document formulation and negotiation. Litigation experience required. Preference will be given to a candidate with an office near Bushwick, East Williamsburg, or Williamsburg. Should be willing to travel for on-site meetings.

Downtown Denver law firm is seeking a legal assistant with 3+ years of experience in litigation.  Experience in local government preferred but not required. Requirements •3+ years of litigation experience; municipal law experience preferred •Strong knowledge of and skills in Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Adobe Acrobat •Strong knowledge of federal, state & local court rules (particularly Colorado Rules of Civil Procedure) •Advanced knowledge of legal terminology •Ability to work effectively under pressure to meet tight deadlines •Ability to work effectively independently and as part of a team •Proofread/edit correspondence, memoranda, ordinance & legal documents •Create exhibit, hearing, briefing & trial notebooks •Deposition scheduling and preparation (exhibits, court reporters, transcripts) •Document management •Document review and redactions of confidential and privileged content •Draft resolutions, ordinances, proposed orders, and other pleadings •E-file documents through CCES, Pacer, and other jurisdictional platforms •Enter time into TABs billing software •General office duties such as copy project, scanning and printing e-mails and documents as needed; order supplies; stock and maintain kitchen; assist with other administrative duties as assigned •Legal and other on-line research •Organize and maintain case files, both paper and electronic •Organize, summarize & analyze documents, including preliminary privilege review •Read and route incoming and internal mail •Schedule hearings for hearing officers (tax appeals, parking appeals, etc.) •Service of process on defendants, depositions, trial, etc. •Trial preparation and subpoenas •Cover other legal assistant/paralegals’ workload when needed Benefits Paid employee health, dental & vision insurance •Employee Assistance Program •Employer contributions of $2,000/year toward employee HSA •Life ($100,000), STD/LTD and AD&D insurance •Parking or bus pass reimbursement up to $175/month. •Participation in the firm’s 401(k) with Employer match and QNEC (profit sharing) •Generous sick leave and PTO plan, accrued monthly •Eligibility for periodic bonuses

New York Law firm specializing in Immigration Law is seeking a Bilingual (English-Albanian) Paralegal or legal Assistant to join our team ASAP. Candidate must be/have: -Self-motivated team player with a strong work ethic. -Strong multi-tasking and task management skills. -Follow instructions given to you. -High level of integrity and personal accountability. -Self-driven. -Strong communication skills, English and Albanian. -Think broadly/big picture. -No fears about asking for help and exposing a lack of clarity or uncertainty about a task to perform. Principals only. Recruiters, please don't contact this job poster.

O’Hagan Meyer is seeking a Labor & Employment Associate with at least two years of experience to join its Boston, MA office (located in Needham, MA). This is an ideal opportunity for an attorney looking to handle a wide range of civil litigation matters involving cutting-edge topics and sophisticated, interesting clients. O’Hagan Meyer is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or status as a protected veteran. Requirements Candidates must be licensed to practice law and in good standing in Massachusetts. Labor and employment litigation experience is preferred; however other civil litigation experience is also welcome. Candidates should demonstrate outstanding writing, research, and analytical skills, as well as strong academic credentials. The ideal candidate will also be highly motivated to be part of a busy national practice, demonstrate initiative, assume responsibility for matters (commensurate with level of experience), and possess the interpersonal and communication skills to work well as part of a large, collaborative team. Benefits Flexible hybrid schedule. Direct client interaction and significant responsibility on complex and sophisticated legal matters. Mentorship, training and development programs for associates. Competitive compensation and several annual bonus programs. Robust benefits package, including 401(k) plan, health insurance (medical, dental and vision coverage), life insurance, flexible spending accounts to help offset the cost of dependent care and/or health care expenses, and a paid parental leave program. Salary: $115,000 to $190,000

PWDF Seeks Managing Attorney to Convert to Legal Director. PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES FOUNDATION (PWDF) is a small nonprofit agency located in San Francisco that focuses on equal access for individuals with mental and/or developmental disabilities. Applicants should look at website before applying in order to understand the scope of our work and submit a more meaningful cover letter. Compensation: $90,000 to $105,000 base salary for full-time (35 hours per week), DOE. Part-time (80%) will be considered; applicants who are interested in part-time should state so in cover letter. Salary for part-time will be pro-rated. Benefits include health and dental insurance, vacation hours, commuter checks, etc., after 90 days. 6 months probation. This is an on-site position. Duties: The MA will report to the Legal Director (LD) . (1) General Supervisory Attorney responsible for supervision and/or advice to staff attorneys and program manager. Must produce results within 12 months to continue in position. (2) Oversee disability rights issues, including for representation in federal court; social security/SSI disability, employment, education, health care, housing, and related subjects. (3) Oversee legal aspects of seminars, trainings, e-newsletter, training videos, and guest speaking. (4) Remain updated with respect to both law and psychiatry, e.g., read monthly published studies in APA monthly publication. (5) Oversee preparation of advocacy reports for Board meetings. (6) Represent PWDF; e.g., vendor contracts and HR matters. (7) Communicate and coordinate with other organizations serving our target population. (8) Must be able to attend and fulfill duties for occasional liaison meetings, which may be called without due notice. (9) Monitor income and expenses as necessary; prepare reports relating to advocacy side of Agency. Qualifications: The ideal candidate will be results-oriented, highly organized, and will possess the ability to work and communicate in diverse communities. Must be reliable, flexible and able to work within administrative deadlines e.g., work with bookkeeper, program managers, attorneys and paralegals/legal assistants. Proficient computer skills required, including, Word, Excel, PowerPoint. Most importantly, candidates must be committed to providing advocacy for people with primarily but not exclusively mental and/or developmental disabilities (DD) and must be willing to work enthusiastically toward achieving PWDF’s Mission. Additional qualifications: Required: 1. Licensed California attorney, minimum of 10 years relevant experience; e.g., civil rights nonprofit experience and litigation in federal court. 2. Exceptional communication skills, ability to write clearly including accuracy for detail. 3. Management experience and a record of achievement in leading teams of people. 4. Preferred but not all required: Experience in Social Security/SSI disability is very helpful, employment, health care, housing, Medicare, Medi-Cal, post-secondary education. Responsibilities: Program Management Leadership and Support: plan for periodic review and modification of programs to meet the continuously changing needs of beneficiaries, and to meet the organization’s goal of fiscal responsibility. Continue to develop collaborative programs with other agencies, and ensure the highest levels of quality and customer service by inspiring staff to perform at their peak. Current affairs and research requirement; responsible for keeping abreast of mental health and disability issues, e.g., keeping up to date in relevant health care articles and governmental agencies’ reports. Fiscal Management: Ensure that the organization’s growth is supported internally in key areas: technology, human resources, and attorney fees. Administrative Management: Maintain culture that fosters cooperation, open and frequent communications, and teamwork. Develop and foster an environment that maximizes employee growth and retention. Human Resources: Recruit, train, manage, and evaluate staff to ensure that resources are maximized and that organizational systems are effective. Other duties as requested. This is at a non-profit organization. PWDF is an EEO and Fair Chance Employer. Principals only. Recruiters please do not contact this job poster. Please do not apply if you do not already live within commuting distance. To apply, submit cover letter, resume and writing sample. NO CALLS PLEASE.