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  • A woman living paycheck to paycheck until forced to file for bankruptcy
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Employment & Internships

The City Bar Justice Center, the pro bono affiliate of the New York City Bar, increases access to justice by leveraging the resources of the New York City legal community. Justice Center projects are focused in three areas: Economic Justice, Immigrant Justice, and Access to Justice Innovations. The projects, complemented by a high-volume, free legal hotline and a pro bono program development clearinghouse, address the unmet need for civil legal services in New York City.  Our model is efficient and effective: each project is developed and overseen by an experienced legal expert, coordinated by a dedicated staff member, and delivered through pro bono volunteer lawyers and community outreach.

Employment:
At this time, there are no jobs available at the City Bar Justice Center.

Law Graduate Fellowships:
We are interested in receiving applications from 2011 law graduates seeking a sponsoring organization for a Skadden, Equal Justice Works, or other post law school fellowship program. Please contact the project director for the area in which you are interested.

Law Student Internships:
If you are interested in a fall law student internship, please contact the project director of the area in which you are interested.

To learn more about pro bono volunteer opportunities, please click here.