Summer Associate Program for Law Students
OUR SUMMER ASSOCIATE RECRUITING FOR 2019 IS CLOSED
Our next interviewing sessions will be held in the summer of 2019 at the University of Maine School of Law
At Berman & Simmons, our summer associate is treated as an integral part of our team. As a law student, you'll experience all the responsibilities of a plaintiff’s lawyer — from client intake to trial advocacy. You'll work alongside the state’s leading personal injury and medical malpractice lawyers. Along with gaining valuable legal skills, you'll have an opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of Maine people who need legal help and representation.
Details
One 2L law student selected*
10-week program in our Lewiston office starting summer 2020
Hands-on experience such as client meetings, writing and research, trial strategy and preparation, assistance with depositions, mediations, trials, and other proceedings
Skills training, mentoring, and feedback from Maine's top trial lawyers
Large and small group meetings, outings, and opportunities for networking
Competitive salary
Requirements
Excellent writing and legal research capabilities
Strong communication, organizational, and time-management skills
Proactive and detail-oriented
Highly motivated, intellectually curious, and ready to learn and contribute in a challenging, fast-paced work environment
Law Student Interviews
For the 2020 position, we will be meeting with students during the on-campus interviewing event at the University of Maine School of Law in the summer of 2019.
*As a mid-size firm, our hiring needs vary. Participation in our Summer Associate Program does not guarantee full-time employment.
Berman & Simmons’ policy is to not discriminate by reason of race, color, sex, sexual orientation, physical or mental disability, genetic pre-disposition, religion, age, ancestry or national origin. We will make reasonable accommodations, including modification of policies and procedures, in appropriate cases for qualified individuals with disabilities if we can do so without undue hardship.
