Five Job Openings :: Full Time Attorney Positions
We are looking to fill five attorney positions with initial assignments in various areas of law and located in different geographical offices throughout Connecticut. Read our full job description below for full details.
Three Job Openings :: Housing Advocacy Grant-Funded Attorney Openings UniteCT
We are looking to fill three openings for two-year, grant-funded staff attorney positions in the CLS Housing Unit, under the UniteCT program and the Right to Counsel program. The attorneys will be assigned to CLS office locations and handle cases in their office’s geographic coverage area.
Coverage might extend to other areas at least while proceedings remain remote.
Job Opening :: Right to Counsel Program Coordinator
We are looking to fill an opening for an Administrative Program Coordinator (APC) to help administer our Right To
Counsel program (RTC) in housing matters.
Job Opening :: Human Resources Manager
We are looking to fill an opening for our Human Resources Manager position based in our Middletown Office. CLS’ Human Resources Manager (HRM) is responsible for all of CLS’ human resources management functions, and other diverse responsibilities in order to support administrative and financial functions.
Job Opening :: Full Time Legal Assistant
We are hiring for a full-time legal assistant in our Willimantic, CT office. Legal assistants provide support to attorneys as well as general support services for the office. CLS seeks applicants who want to use their skills to improve the lives of low-income people.
COMPENSATION: Salary depends on experience; excellent vacation/leave, health, and other benefits.
APPLICATION: Applicants should send a cover letter, resume, and the names and contact information of three references.
START DATE: As soon as possible
Check out our volunteer opportunities
Every year, dozens of lawyers, law students, and other volunteers work with CLS staff to fulfill the promise of justice in Connecticut. We seek volunteer attorneys, paralegals, and law students to assist with legal work. Paralegals and law students may be able to obtain clinical credit towards a course of study.