Legal Internships Wisconsin
Under the supervision of the General Counsel and Paralegal/Intake Coordinator, the Host Intern assists in effectively processing legal requests from members of the public, maintaining the Legal Service database, and providing occasional litigation support to hired lawyers and cooperating volunteer lawyers. The intake articling student reports directly to the Legal Director and Paralegal/Intake Coordinator, but works closely with lawyers and the Executive Director. The Student Admissions Intern supports the legal department of the ACLU of Wisconsin. This is a part-time volunteer position, ideal for a law student or paralegal student interested in civil liberties issues. Summer students work closely with the General Counsel and staff counsel on case development and litigation. Students may write dissertations, dissertations and other legal documents; conducting legal research and preparing memoranda; Development of legal strategies and theories; gather evidence; and attend meetings with clients, conferences with opposing counsel and court proceedings. Summer articling students also have the opportunity to greet potential clients, interact with other lawyers and experts, and attend press conferences and government meetings. The ACLU of Wisconsin runs two programs for law students: one during the summer and one during the academic year. Our articling students gain valuable skills in client interviewing, legal research and writing, and community organizing. Internship Benefits: Our program provides students with experience in a variety of practice areas, including labor law, judicial matters, constitutional law, land use law, civil rights, public meetings, and administrative law.
It also provides an opportunity to develop legal research and writing skills through practical applications. The student will work on issues relating to the functioning of city government, which will help to better understand Wisconsin`s local government. To apply, please send a cover letter, CV and sample to intake@aclu-wi.org. Or you can send these documents to ACLU of Wisconsin, 207 E. Buffalo St., Suite 325, Milwaukee, WI, 53217. The City of Madison is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate in hiring. The ACLU also accepts a limited number of non-legal students for volunteer positions. More information is available here. Articling Assignment Process: The student has the opportunity to work with OCA lawyers. The City Attorney oversees the articling program, and he and other staff will assign projects to ensure a consistent workload and variety of tasks. The lawyer the student is working on on the project is available to answer questions and provide advice and mentoring. At the end, the lawyer will provide constructive feedback and/or suggestions to the student.
Our office maintains a relaxed and informal environment, and students are encouraged to discuss any questions or problems they may have with lawyers or other staff. Materials Engineering Intern La Crosse WI 2213 S 20th 12, La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States NEW General 2205570 82 views total Apply for a job Share this job Sign up for job alerts Materials Engineering Intern At Trane Technologies, we demand Po. The ACLU of Wisconsin and the ACLU Foundation of Wisconsin are equal opportunity and affirmative action employers and encourage all qualified individuals, including women, people of color, people with disabilities, and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people. The ACLU Wisconsin is accepting up to four law students for in-depth work in our Milwaukee office from May to August. Summer interns work full-time for 10 to 12 weeks. Students are encouraged to apply for scholarships to fund their positions. Telephone: (608) 266-4615 FAX: (608) 267-1115 WI Relay Service The ACLU uses public education, informal advocacy, and targeted litigation to preserve and promote civil liberties, including freedom of association, the press, religion, speech, and fundamental civil rights, including the right to vote, due process, and privacy. and the right to equal protection for all Wisconsinsians. The ACLU does not offer voluntary salary or compensation, insurance or benefits. The ACLU manages all the materials a volunteer needs to obtain funding from another source for the work done as part of the internship. Host Internship Program (available during the school year or summer) Location: City of Madison Human Resources Madison Municipal Building 215 Martin Luther King Jr.
Blvd., Room 501 Madison, WI 53703 The nature of the IBC program may change from time to time and depends on joint board funding and sufficient office space. The internship program may be funded from existing OCA funds, but may be modified at any time due to budget or space constraints. Job brief The data clearly shows that former Intel interns are the top performing new employees and generally perform better when hiring full-time, can be promoted faster, and have longer seniority. Recognize the return on investment. Second, as a public law firm, OCA is committed to supporting the education of young law students. The experience of an OCA articling will help these students become better lawyers.