Internship - Employment

Employment

Interns in the Employment unit will have the unique opportunity to work on unemployment and wage and hour cases. Interns will participate in multiple stages of the unemployment process, including initial client meetings to assess the merits of the case, conducting research to support the client’s claim, and drafting memoranda on cases. Interns will have the opportunity to prepare and represent clients at administrative appeal hearings. Interns will conduct client intakes and interviews and use the information they gather to draft referral materials for pro bono attorneys.

Typically, the Employment Unit can support 1 law school intern per semester. Interns are expected to be available on Tuesdays and some Monday evenings.

Interns in the Employment Unit may have the opportunity to intern in the Consumer Unit.