The good news for rookie lawyers looking for jobs: The State Bar of Georgia's Young Lawyers Division plans to fund several 10-week legal aid internships to give new law school graduates work experience. The bad news: The internships won't happen until next summer. The YLD hopes to fund five $5,000 internships in public interest law with the proceeds from its annual January black-tie fundraiser, said the group's president, Amy V. Howell. The internships are for new lawyers seeking experience, said Howell.
November 16, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The good news for rookie lawyers looking for jobs: The State Bar of Georgia’s Young Lawyers Division plans to fund several 10-week legal aid internships to give new law school graduates work experience.
The bad news: The internships won’t happen until next summer.
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