Legal Intern - Ecojustice Summer Program

18 days ago

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

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Job Description

Ecojustice Canada is seeking a Legal Intern for its Ecojustice Summer Program in Vancouver, BC. This full-time, four-month position is for law students in summer 2027, focusing on environmental justice. Interns will conduct legal research, draft memoranda, support litigation, and engage with the public. Candidates should be committed to public interest law and possess strong writing and analytical skills. Exceptional performance may lead to future opportunities.
Join Ecojustice as a Summer Law Student in Vancouver, where your passion for environmental justice can drive real change. Engage in meaningful legal work while learning from experienced professionals.
This full-time four-month placement is open for law students in summer 2027. You’ll assist with vital tasks such as legal research, writing, and supporting litigation processes under the guidance of passionate legal experts. Exceptional performance may lead to future articling opportunities.
Key Responsibilities:
• Conduct thorough legal research on environmental matters
• Draft legal memoranda related to current cases
• Handle inquiries from the public regarding legal questions
• Provide litigation support including drafting pleadings
• Collaborate on reports and reviews under access laws
Requirements:
• Current law student focused on public interest law
• Understanding of environmental and administrative legal frameworks
• Strong writing and analytical research skills
• Commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion values
• Collaborative mindset with a focus on teamwork
Contribute to Ecojustice's mission and grow as a legal professional in a supportive environment.
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