Organization: #***#
Job Title: Fall Legal Internship
Experience: Second and third-year law students
Salary: Unpaid (must receive course credit)
Department: Anticompetitive Practices I
Location: Washington, D.C.
H1: Join the #***# for a Fall Legal Internship!
H2: Gain Valuable Experience in Anticompetitive Practices I
- Available to second and third-year law students
- Semester program for Fall and Spring semesters
- Work closely with attorneys, economists, and other investigative staff
- Conduct legal and factual research
- Interview witnesses
- Write legal memoranda
- Prepare documents and exhibits
- Unpaid internship, must receive course credit
- U.S. citizenship required for employment
The #***#, part of the Federal Trade Commission, is offering Fall Legal Internships for second and third-year law students. This opportunity allows students to gain hands-on experience in the legal field and work closely with professionals in the industry. The internship is available for both Fall and Spring semesters and offers a variety of tasks and responsibilities.
To be eligible for the internship, candidates must be U.S. citizens and currently enrolled in a law school program. The #***# accepts applications for both part-time and full-time internships, with a preference for candidates who are available to intern in-office on Tuesdays. The internship is unpaid, but students must receive course credit for their work.
As a legal intern, students will have the opportunity to work closely with attorneys, economists, and other investigative staff on various tasks and projects. This includes conducting legal and factual research, interviewing witnesses, writing legal memoranda, and preparing documents and exhibits. The internship provides a well-rounded experience in the legal field and allows students to gain valuable skills and knowledge.
Interested students must apply directly to the Anticompetitive Practices I division, which is responsible for reviewing applications and conducting interviews. The application period for Fall internships is from late January to early April, while the Spring internship application period is from early September to early November. Interviews are scheduled on a rolling basis, so students are encouraged to submit their applications before the deadline.
When applying, students must include a cover letter, resume, law school transcript, maximum seven-page writing sample, and three academic and/or professional references. The writing sample can be excerpts from a longer sample, and students should contact their law school for specific requirements and details on receiving course credit for the internship.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable experience in the legal field and work with professionals at the #***#. Apply for a Fall Legal Internship today and take the first step towards a successful legal career!
