Gain hands-on experience in legal journalism by researching and writing articles on current legal developments. Open to high school and college students passionate about law and writing.
Responsibilities
Research and write articles on current legal topics and developments
Cover areas including corporate law, technology, civil rights, and policy
Assist with editing and fact-checking articles for publication
Conduct interviews with legal professionals when appropriate
Contribute to newsletter and social media content
Participate in editorial meetings and brainstorming sessions
Qualifications
High school student (junior/senior) or college student
Strong writing and communication skills
Interest in law, journalism, or public policy
Ability to research and synthesize complex information
Self-motivated with strong time management skills
Commitment of at least one semester (3-4 months)
Benefits
CPT (Curricular Practical Training) eligible for college students
College credit opportunities (subject to university approval)
Mentorship from experienced legal writers and editors
Published bylines to build your portfolio
Recommendation letters for college or career applications
Exposure to legal journalism and editorial processes
