Author: anb77

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Employer: PolyOne Corporation

Hiring Criteria: 
2L

Description:
Seeking a Law Clerk for Summer 2020. Will support the Corporate Legal Department. The ideal candidate will be local to the Cleveland area and able to work full-time during the summer months (May-August). This role provides an opportunity to gain exposure to many aspects of our business, provides first-hand knowledge of how an in-house legal department operates and allows you to put into practice the legal research, writing, development, networking, and community involvement.

Deadline: Monday, October 14th at Noon 

Interviews will take place on Tuesday, October 22nd.

AkronLawJobs No. 10578 Overview:

OUR POSITION IN A NUTSHELL
Ready to love where you work this summer? Participants in the Dwellworks internship program experience far more than the typical summer internship. Through one of the most innovative, comprehensive and coolest internships, students are welcomed into a unique corporate culture and exposed to a plethora of projects, activities and professional development opportunities. Our interns will participate in a full-time paid internship program which is structured to improve the content of their resume and prepare them for the business world.

WHAT YOU WILL ACCOMPLISH
Daily Legal Internship Responsibilities — Assist in a variety of practice areas including contract, property, ethics, corporate, data privacy, and employment ● Draft and review various types of legal agreements, including vendor contracts, non-disclosure agreements, property leases, and licensing agreements ● Research compliance, regulatory, and legislative matters ● Assist legal counsel with daily duties

Professional Development — Participate in customer service training along with additional professional development training sessions ● Take part in company-wide and department specific team meetings ● Collaborate with interns from our US and international offices and preset on a predetermined topic to upper management ● Meet with HR to review resume & cover letters ● Participate in interview workshop and have mock interviews
Fun — Participate in our engagement committee ● Blog about internship experience

Qualifications: Your Education (Required) — Currently pursuing a JD or LLM and have completed 1L year

Your Experience (Preferred) — Business background or interest in business practice ● Interest in corporate or international practice

Your Additional Skills and Abilities — Ability to handle confidential information Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite ● Excellent written & verbal communication ● Comfortable speaking to clients on the phone ● Strong organizational skills ● Works effectively with others in a collaborative team environment ● Manages work assignments to meet deadlines

How to Apply: Apply via the Dwellworks webpage at: https://bit.ly/2Mo38nN

Deadline: December 31, 2019

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Employer: Pease & Associates, Inc.

Hiring Criteria: 
2L 3L
PREFER: Accounting or tax undergraduate major or a student currently pursuing a joint degree in either of those areas.

Description:
Pease & Associates is a CPA firm. Will be doing tax planning, business structuring, and problem resolution for the firm.

Deadline: Thursday, October 17th 

Spring 2020 Internship Positions
The United States Department of Justice has an opening for one legal intern at the Detroit Immigration Court for Spring 2020. Prior knowledge of immigration law is helpful, but not absolutely necessary. Strong research and writing skills are required. Applicants must be United States citizens and must be able to work a minimum of 12 hours per week during the semester.

Issues commonly before the Court include asylum eligibility, cancellation of removal, motions to reopen, and adjustment of status. The types of projects assigned to legal interns vary depending on the Court’s docket, and may entail:

 Drafting decisions on applications for relief from removal
 Research and preparation of memoranda on complex legal issues
 Drafting decisions on motions pending before the Court

This internship offers students an excellent opportunity to develop research, writing, and analytical skills. Legal interns will work under the supervision of the Court’s Attorney Advisors, but will also interact with individual Immigration Judges.

This internship is an unpaid volunteer position. Students interested in receiving stipends or academic credit from their law school should contact the appropriate person at their law school to determine their eligibility.
Applications must be received no later than 11:59 P.M. on Sunday, October 20, 2019. Applications should include the following materials:

 Cover letter;
 Résumé;
 Official or unofficial law school transcript;
 Writing sample of five to ten pages (not substantially edited by others); and
 A list of three references (minimum of one academic reference preferred).

Successful completion of an FBI background check is required before interns can begin work.

Please submit applications by email to Clarissa Grimes at Clarissa.L.Grimes@usdoj.gov.

If you have any questions, please contact Clarissa Grimes at (313) 442-1926.