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Tuesday, April 2, 2013

Full-time Immigration Position in Baltimore

Description:

The Immigration Attorney is responsible for providing legal counsel to low-income refugees, immigrants, and their families on immigration matters. Solicits clients by contacting sources or agencies that provide services to refugees and immigrants; makes initial contact with clients including a needs assessment and develops an attainable legal plan for the client.

Provides legal counsel to immigrants and refugees clients including interviewing clients, advising clients as to their legal rights, drawing up legal documents, preparing legal briefs, contacting Immigration and Naturalization Services (INS), representing clients in INS or other Courts. Supervises and coordinates activities of law students who may be assisting clients, and assists with representing the Agency to a variety of organizations.

Requirements:

Law degree from an accredited law school required. Licensed to practice law in at least one State or a Federal District Court. Knowledge of immigration law. Excellent communication, analytical, leadership, and interpersonal skills. Ability to set priorities and exercise good judgment. Ability to work with clients from diverse cultures. Spanish or other foreign language skills preferred.

- J.D. Required
- Current driver's license w/ no more than 3 points
- License to practice Law in at least one state or D.C
- Supervisory experience is preferred
- spanish or other foreign language skills preferred

The Job posting can be found here: http://www.catholiccharities-md.org/careers/current-opportunities.html. Please Contact Professor Dina Haynes at dhaynes@nesl.edu before applying to the position.