Committee for Public Counsel Services

Must be a licensed Massachusetts attorney. Must meet panel-specific qualifications, potentially requiring additional certification. Commitment to equitable treatment is crucial

Must be eligible to practice law in the state. 5+ years experience with state legislature. Access to a computer and internet

Must demonstrate zealous advocacy, commitment to constitutional rights, and reliable transportation. Strong writing skills are needed

Trial attorney must be committed to serving diverse populations. Legal practice requires travel and must have state bar eligibility. Strong research, writing, and interpersonal skills are key

Commitment to zealous advocacy, reliable transportation, and a personal mission statement are required. Applicants must have access to a computer and travel to court and clients' locations

Currently enrolled student/graduate in relevant field. Committed to racial justice. Strong interest in addressing systemic racism in the justice system

2L year completion required; access to reliable transportation and computer. Application via CPCS website

Bachelor's degree in a related field, or law school graduate (requiring paralegal roles), or eligibility for a paralegal position and potential for full-time or full-time. Strong advocacy skills and community commitment are needed

Requires a commitment to zealous advocacy, reliable transportation, and access to a personal computer. Resume/mission statement and writing sample are essential

Must have access to reliable transportation and a personal computer. Submission of a resume and writing sample is needed