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The Legal Aid Society's Civil Practice is seeking a Temporary Staff Attorney to join the citywide Immigration Law Unit's Immigrant Opportunities Initiative (IOI) team. The IOI Staff Attorney will provide a full range of legal services primarily to New York City immigrants including, but not limited to, individuals with criminal convictions, recent arrivals to the U.S. seeking asylum, including Adults with Children (AWC.
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Our consultants work closely with our clients’ Compliance and Legal leadership teams, leading cross-functional initiatives around Compliance (e.g., AML, KYC, Sanctions), Data Privacy (e.g., GDPR, CCPA, LGPD), Legal Operations and Process and high-stakes projects.
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Ideal candidate has HS/PRS experience, but open to ORR, shelter, foster care, community-based service experience (local domestic populations but have community service oversight, outreach centers),or immigrant refugee experience.
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The Zhou Law Group provides legal services on family issues relating to divorce, same-sex divorce, child custody, child support, spousal alimony, property division, domestic violence, and prenuptial & postnuptial agreements.
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A JD and at least three years experience in immigration law or a combination of immigration and employment law, which can include work as an attorney, on a campus, in legal advocacy or in policy, as a legal assistant, legal support, caseworker, or paralegal work.
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The Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network (RMIAN) is a nonprofit organization that provides free immigration legal services to individuals in immigration detention and to children and their families throughout Colorado.
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La Raza Centro Legal (LRCL) seeks a highly collaborative, diplomatic leader with deep commitment to serving Spanish-speaking, immigrant, and low-income communities to build upon our over 50-year legacy of community impact.
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We recognize that the safety, healing and self-determination of survivors of domestic violence and related forms of gender violence is at the intersection of racial, gender, economic, immigrant, LGBTQ+, and disability justice, as well as many other critical issues.
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Erie Neighborhood House, a community-building agency empowering Chicago’s low-income and immigrant families and dedicated to promoting a just and inclusive society is seeking a Lead Infant Teacher.
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JDHuntr is a leading platform connecting legal professionals with top in-house counsel jobs across various locations, including California, Washington DC, Florida, and New York. We specialize in matching candidates with rewarding opportunities in the legal field, such as in-house legal roles, corporate counsel positions, and general counsel positions.
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Job Requirements: Work Experience: Minimum 5-7 years of progressively responsible work experience with case management, humanitarian assistance, social services, and/or legal services programs; strong preference for previous experience with direct service delivery to immigrant and refugee clients.
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Significant experience with civil rights, immigrant rights, and the criminal legal system as it impacts Arab, Middle Eastern, Muslim, and South Asian (AMEMSA) communities is highly desired.
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To become one of the most respected and trusted Family Law Firms for immigrant families in California. Strong legal research and writing skills; We are committed to delivering professional, efficient, and empathetic legal solutions to clients facing significant life challenges, safeguarding their rights, and guiding them through tough times with legal solutions that enable them to embark on a new journey in life.
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The DPT provides services in guardianship, family law, domestic violence, immigration in the area of Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SJIS), and work with transition age foster youth and former foster youth.
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CGS is seeking an Immigration Paralegal to join our team supporting the legal mission of a large federal agency. This position will allow candidates to demonstrate expertise in performing legal review amongst other litigation support tasks.
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