$10,000 Diversity Scholarship Provided by Baker Donelson

Baker Donelson is committed to fostering an inclusive environment where the individual differences among us are understood, respected and appreciated, recognized as sources of strength of the Firm, and valued as qualities that enrich the environment in which we work.

With this in mind, Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz, PC will award three (3) scholarships to diverse law students this year. Each recipient will be awarded $10,000 which will be paid during the student’s third year of law school to help defray the cost of law school tuition and related expenses. Additionally, recipients will be awarded a salaried 2L Summer Associate position in one of our offices. The recipients’ office preferences will be taken into consideration, but final assignment will depend on the Firm’s hiring needs. The recipients may split their summers with other law firms; however, they are required to work during the period that the other Summer Associates in that Baker Donelson office are working.

All applications must be submitted via the online application tool. You will first need to register to use Baker Donelson technology. After registering, you can begin the application process or save the information and return to the site at a later point using the Sign-In link provided below.

  • Registration. Baker Donelson uses the latest in online technology to communicate with clients and employees. To utilize Baker Donelson technology, each user must first register via this Baker Donelson site. All information provided will be confidential to Baker Donelson. No information will be released outside of the firm. Please click here to complete the registration form – Application Deadline is July 31, 2017.
  • Sign-In. If you have already registered to use Baker Donelson technology, click here to return to the Sign-In page. Please sign into the Baker Donelson online tools using the user name and password previously registered.

*Expungement Clinic Seeking Student Volunteers*-Pro Bono Hours Available

The Expungement Clinic helps low-income Summit County residents seal the record of their criminal convictions.  A sealed record enables many people better access to jobs, housing, and volunteer opportunities.  Students will learn integral skills in the legal field including record searches, reading court dockets, completing applications to file with the court, and interviewing real clients.     Please keep in mind we can only accept a limited amount of students for each clinic.

UPCOMING CLINIC:

Saturday June 17, 2017

8:00am- 12:00pm

Oriana House

213 E. Glenwood Ave.

Akron, Ohio

 

All hours qualify as ProBono of Limited Means.     There will be a mandatory training session. We will schedule the training the week of June 12-16 once we receive feedback from volunteers. Please indicate your availability for training in the email. The training will last 45-60 minutes.  Interested students or questions please RSVP to Professor Heather Staab at hstaab@uakron.edu.

THANK YOU!

Immediate Need for Law Clerk Medina

Medina, OH – Law Clerk – Attorney John Brooks Cameron

AkronLawJobsNo. 8508 Overview: A small plaintiff’s personal injury firm has an immediate opening for a law clerk. Handles torts, property, contract, criminal defense, and occasionally federal law issues.

Hours:  Part-time and schedule is very flexible.

Duties: Will be responsible for performing research on various subjects. Responsible for drafting pleadings, motions, and discovery. Will also be responsible for filing any motions or pleadings that are in local courts. Also responsible for administrative tasks including answering phones, sending letters, and contacting clients or counsel.

Salary:  $13.00 per hour.

Timeline:  Looking to fill this position IMMEDIATELY.

How to apply:  Send your resume and cover letter to attorney@johnbrookscameron.com

Deadline: July 9, 2017

Mt. Gilead, OH – Law Clerk – Morrow County Municipal Court

Recent graduates should apply

AkronLawJobs No. 8458

Judge Lee W. McClelland of the Morrow County Municipal Court seeks a recent law school grad to work for the Court. Those who have taken the bar and are awaiting results or those waiting to take the bar would be ideal candidates. Grads who live in the area are encouraged to apply. As a law clerk the candidate would be exposed to extensive training in the area of misdemeanor criminal cases, court proceedings, research and writing and computer networking. The candidate should either live in a county neighboring Morrow County or be willing to relocate to Morrow County.

How to apply:  If interested, please submit cover letter explaining interest and resume to lawcareerplanning@uakron.edu

Deadline: June 23, 2017