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August 7,
2007
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Lavender
Law Conference: Registration Now
Open
- 11th
Annual Prosecutorial Opportunities Symposium: Registration Now
Open
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This
Week’s “Hot Job”: Ohio State Legal Services
Association (OSLSA) two year Equal Justice Works (EJW) funded
Fellowship

REGISTRATION
NOW OPEN- Lavender Law
Conference:
This year's Lavender
Law Conference will be held at the Hilton Chicago September 6 - 8,
2007. The conference will feature concurrent workshops and panel
discussions on issue areas such as family law, forming effective
coalitions and LGBT employment rights. Additionally, there will be a
career fair with employers who are LGBT-friendly. More details can
be found at www.lavenderlaw.org/.

REGISTRATION
NOW OPEN-
Prosecutorial Opportunities
Symposium:
11th Annual
Prosecutorial Opportunities Symposium
Saturday, September 15th
8:30 am - 12:30
pm
John
Marshall Law School, 12th
Floor
315 South Plymouth
Court
Chicago, IL
To RSVP, call
312-603-1847 no later than Friday, September 7th. Leave your
first and last name, a contact number, law school and year of
graduation and which program you are interested in
attending. SPACE IS LIMITED TO THE FIRST 125 STUDENTS
WHO REGISTER.
*Note: The Cook
County State Attorney's Office will conduct a limited number of
interviews for third year law students graduating in 2008 and who
plan to take the Illinois Bar Exam. Students may request an
interview when registering for the Symposium. Students who
request an interview will be asked to forward a resume to the office
in advance.
3rd Annual Minority
Reception, Cook County State's Attorney's
Office
Friday, September 14th
5:30 pm - 7:30
pm
John
Marshall Law School, 3rd
Floor
315 South Plymouth
Court
Chicago, IL

This
Week’s “Hot Job”:
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Attention
Class of 2008- Equal Justice Works Fellowship Applications are
now available!
Fellowship
Sponsor: Ohio
State
Legal Services Association (OSLSA) two year Equal Justice
Works (EJW) funded Fellowship begins September 2008. Law
Students graduating Spring 2008 are encouraged to apply. For
more information about Equal Justice Works Fellowships and the
application process, visit www.equaljusticeworks.org
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Proposed Project: Large urban hospitals across the
nation and Ohio are partnering with
attorneys to work together to address the health and legal
problems of their shared patients and clients. These
partnerships grew out of recognition that patients’ medical
problems can be caused or aggravated by the patients’ legal
problems; bad housing conditions, wrongful denial of benefits,
and abuse.
This project would be one of the first to
bring the benefits of such partnerships with rural poor. The
Fellow would work with OSLSA’s 9 field offices in Ohio
Appalachia to expand a small medical/legal partnership between
OSLSA and rural healthcare provider in Vinton
County
and to start partnerships with other hospitals and healthcare
providers in our 30 county service area.
This project
would involve working with healthcare providers,
administrators, legal aid staff, and community agencies. In
addition to identifying and developing potential healthcare
partnerships, the Fellow would gather and develop protocols
and materials for educating healthcare providers on how to
identify patients’ legal problems. The Fellow would be trained
in poverty law with OSLSA attorneys, help represent
individuals identified with their legal problems. If the
project is approved by EJW, the Fellow would begin work
September 2008. The Fellow would work out of Lancaster, Newark, New
Philadelphia, Steubenville, or Zanesville office. The
selected applicant would work with the Deputy Director to
develop the project description to submission to EJW by
September 18, 2007.
OSLSA: Legal Aid Program with a
history of addressing individual and systemic legal problems
facing our client population and partnering with the community
groups and organizations to better address problems.
Compensation: $38,500 plus DOE, LRAP, benefit
coverage, generous leave policies. OSLSA/SEOLS provides
excellent on-going training opportunities; New Attorney
Training and bi-monthly new attorney trainings to CLE-approved
one day and multiple day trainings on poverty law and trial
advocacy skills, bin-annual two day program-wide meetings and
training.
How to apply: Send cover letter, resume,
writing samples, references by August 24, 2007 to:
James Daniels Southeastern Ohio Legal Services
11 East Second Street Columbus, Oho 45601-2524
Phone: (800) 686-3669 Email: jdaniels@oslsa.org
NOTE: Deadline to apply August 24, 2007
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