Housing Litigation Attorney - NEW WINDSOR, NY, US
Job Information
Job Order ID :
NY1528322
# of Positions :
1
Minimum Education Level :
Doctoral Degree
Experience Required :
Not Specified
Salary :
$70401.00 - $130164.00 yearly
Duration :
Full Time Regular
Shift :
Hours per week:
Not Specified
Job Description
Handle intakes and individual case work, administrative advocacy and litigation in city courts and justice courts including appellate practice, and education and outreach efforts directed at community members, advocates and service providers. Adhere to program and case handling standards, funder requirements, the highest professional standards, and be available as a resource to their fellow staff members and justice communities. Occasional appearances in night court pertaining to housing matters will be required. Member in good standing of the New York State Bar; or out of state admission with eligibility and willingness to be admitted in NYS; The firm will consider 2024 law school graduates who plan to take the NYS Bar Exam; Two or more years of legal experience, including litigation, preferably with background in housing; Demonstrated commitment to serving low-income persons with prior experience in legal services or similar program is preferred; Understanding of the nature and dynamics of housing and benefits; Ability to handle a large caseload; Excellent people skills and the ability to work effectively with a diverse group of stakeholders; Excellent written and verbal communication skills; Valid Driver License and access to own vehicle.
Company Information
Name :
Career Connection Network
Application Information
Online :
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