Public Interest Law Fellowship - 2-Year Honors Program 2027

Massachusetts AGO; Boston (MA); Hybrid; USD 70,000 - 86,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits

Job summary

Massachusetts Attorney General's Office invites applications for the Stephanie Lovell Honors Fellowship Program 2027. The two-year fellowship begins September 2027, with three rotations across diverse practice areas and a pathway to potential continued employment.

The program emphasizes public interest law, diversity, and leadership development, with eligibility for current law students and judicial clerks. Application deadline is September 28, 2026.

Qualifications

• Academic and intellectual ability.
• Knowledge, experience, and ability in legal areas such as research, advocacy, trial preparation, discovery, investigation, negotiation, etc.
• Legal, professional, or personal experience related to the mission of the Attorney General's Office.
• Demonstrated engagement and leadership in school and/or community activities.
• Strong writing and editing skills, evidenced through law school activities or internships.
• Commitment to diverse communities served by the office.
• Flexibility and interest in a variety of legal subject areas.

Responsibilities

• Fellows complete three rotations through different office areas.
• Gain exposure to civil rights, health care, consumer protection, environmental protection, and more.
• Receive training and guidance to develop proficiency and execute substantial responsibilities.
• Opportunity to seek continued employment with the Office during final rotation.

Skills

Legal research

Legal writing

Advocacy

Negotiation

Trial preparation

Education

J.D. required or expected 2027

Tools

Law journal experience

Job description

Massachusetts Attorney General's Office invites applications for the Stephanie Lovell Honors Fellowship Program 2027. The two-year fellowship begins September 2027, with three rotations across diverse practice areas and a pathway to potential continued employment.

The program emphasizes public interest law, diversity, and leadership development, with eligibility for current law students and judicial clerks. Application deadline is September 28, 2026.