Legal Program Intern

• Empower survivors through conducting client interviews and initial consultations, with potential for direct client service delivery under attorney supervision
• Conduct research and draft legal documents including memos, affidavits, and other supporting materials in abuse prevention order, family law, and immigration law cases
• Engage in legal research related to domestic violence matters, including analyzing regulations and bills pertinent to our advocacy efforts
• Participate in litigation procedures and hearings as needed, with attorneys’ guidance and supervision
• Attend and actively participate in training provided by our experienced staff, gaining valuable insights and practical skills in the field of domestic violence law and advocacy
• Collaborate with the legal team to develop and implement outreach strategies aimed at raising awareness about domestic violence issues and available legal resources within diverse communities
• Assist in organizing and facilitating workshops or educational sessions on legal rights and procedures for survivors of domestic violence
• Contribute to the development and maintenance of legal resources, including informational materials, guides, and online resources, to support both clients and community partners
• Support intake assessments and case management tasks, ensuring timely and accurate documentation of client information and case updates
• Participate in case reviews and team meetings, offering insights and recommendations to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of legal services delivery
• Collaborate with external partners, such as other legal service providers, government agencies, and community organizations, to improve coordination and referral pathways for clients
• Engage in special projects or initiatives assigned by supervising attorneys, providing valuable assistance in advancing ATASK’s mission

• Candidates must have completed at least one year of law school in the United States
• Eligibility to work in the United States is required
• Strong communication and writing skills in English
• proficiency in an Asian language is a plus
• Sensitivity to client empowerment and to working with clients of all backgrounds, especially survivors of trauma, and other vulnerable populations

proficiency in an Asian language

academic credit (if desired)