FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of the Junior Staff Attorney at the Barton Center?
The primary responsibilities of the Junior Staff Attorney include advising on substantive child welfare law topics, giving presentations and trainings, representing the Center in community settings, developing relationships with stakeholders, researching laws and regulations, teaching clinic students, supervising post-graduate fellows, and assisting with administrative tasks.
What qualifications are required for the Junior Staff Attorney position at the Barton Center?
The minimum qualifications for the Junior Staff Attorney position include a JD degree, being licensed to practice law in the State of Georgia, and one year of relevant experience such as legal practice, working on legal matters affiliated with the center or clinic, managing a clinic, or supervising law students. Candidates must also be current members of the GA bar.