One of the biggest and most iconic audit, tax and advisory firms in the world is looking for a legal intern to support their Barcelona office. This renowned firm is known to work with every Fortune 500 company and provides superior training/grooming for their highly selective internship program. Chosen interns will use their advanced proficiency in Spanish on assignments with an assortment of client projects in various departments.

Ideal Candidate: Intern must have an advanced level of Spanish. Business may be done in Spanish and/or English. Law School student preferred. Candidates with a finance background or background in taxes are a plus.

This fast-paced general practice law firm works predominantly with issues of human rights as well as employment and conveyance. Interns here will assist solicitors with current and pending legal research in areas including, but not limited to, wills and probate, family law and real estate law. Additional responsibilities would entail assisting the firm's practice manager with daily priorities, administrative work, meeting with clients and attending court.

Ideal Candidate: The ideal candidate will have a law background and strong communication skills as liaising with clients is an essential part of duties.

This US based firm in Dublin focuses largely around corporate, tax, and employment but is still a general practice.

Ideal Candidate: The ideal candidate is dynamic and energetic with strong drafting skills and the ability to interpret important documents.

This is a specialist commercial law firm that has continued to adapt to its clients’ needs since it was established in 1993. With offices in Dublin and Brussels, the firm has expanded from its signature EU procurement and competition law focus to incorporate market-leading expertise in a number of sectors and legal service areas. Interns can expect procurement work, drafting, research and possibly performing comparative studies for publishing.

Ideal Candidate: The ideal candidate will have a pensions expertise or a desire to work with an environmental specialty as this firm has great needs in these areas. Interns need to be multi-disciplinary as there is always a lot of procurement work as well as film and finance.

This practice was founded by three lawyers specializing in commercial, family and private law. Interns in this small firm will work closely with the partners and be exposed to a variety of cases that will give them an intimate glimpse into Italian law.

Ideal Candidate: Law students with intermediate to advanced Italian skills are ideal.

This organization has grown out of a network of professionals with experience in many different areas of practice. Their main goal is to create a professional partnership structure spread across a number of different offices and practices capable of offering a customized response to the increasingly sophisticated legal requirements of their clients. Many of their cases have an emphasis on international and Italian trade. Internship tasks include legal research, translation and attendance during client meetings.

Ideal Candidate: The ideal candidate will be a law student with interest and experience in international law. Interns with language skills in Italian, French and English are preferred.

This organization is the home of dispute resolution and sets global standards for dispute management, providing education and training for arbitrators, mediators and adjudicators. They act as an international center for practitioners, policy makers, academics and those in business concerned with cost-effective and early settlement of disputes. The selected intern will hone drafting skills working on mediation, adjudication and international arbitration.

Ideal Candidate: The ideal candidate for this placement is a law student with a desire to work in arbitration, specifically international arbitration. Our interns have postgraduate degree which is a specialisation after the students complete three year of law education as opposed to the Juris Doctorate postgraduate programme in US, which they do, which is only the first degree of Law.

Founded in 1988, this nonprofit organization is heavily involved in crime prevention in London and all of England. Through their services, they inform police departments and the media on suspicious activities and crimes in progress. They help reduce the fear of crime by working with communities to tackle relevant problems and work on many youth targeted awareness projects. Interns placed with this organization will support the professional staff in a variety of ways including organizing events, email communications, and the nationwide coordination of volunteers.

Ideal Candidate: Sophomore class standing, a 3.1 GPA, and a background in criminal justice or social work.

This placement is with a growing solicitors firm in central London that works on immigration and human rights cases related to the UK and EU governments. Qualified interns will work with paralegals on document management, case briefs, case submissions to the UKBA, client submissions and in-person hearings.

Ideal Candidate: Pre-law student keen to get an overall exposure to a law firm and UK and EU law. Must be willing to do paralegal tasks such as document and case preparation and document management.

As a national organization of barristers and mediators, this firm provides advocacy, advice, and mediation throughout England and Wales. Over more than a decade, this company has become one of the largest and most flexible mediation providers in the UK with over 30,000 solicitors now in their network.

Ideal Candidate: Law school students with excellent verbal and written communication, very strong legal research competency with knowledge of LexisNexis and Westlaw, the ability to interact professionally with clients, and basic knowledge and interest in common law, medical malpractice, and employment cases.

This internship offers an overview and insight into the legal work of a registered charitable organization that aims to help women and children fleeing domestic violence. Interns play a supporting role within the legal team assisting with general office duties, working on the case management system, proofreading and assisting with the preparation of clients' statements, liaising with third parties such as the court and the police, and also attending court.

Ideal Candidate: Passion to help women and children and an interest in the legal system.

This international nonprofit advocacy group raises funds and provides opportunities for underprivileged and abused children. The intern will take on both a legal and translator capacity, making sure that the organization's English publications translate well. This may include compiling legal documents on a particular children’s rights issue and translating those documents from French to English as well as updating the website.

Ideal Candidate: A pre-law or law student interested in human rights and children's issues. Advanced French skills are required for translation work.

This full service boutique law firm based in Sydney’s Central Business District specializes in a range of legal areas. Primary responsibilities of interns are to support lawyers in a wide variety of paralegal and administrative tasks while being exposed to an alternate legal system.

Ideal Candidate: The ideal candidate should be a current law student seeking exposure to a different legal system and to gain experience in a range of legal and paralegal work.

This legal organization receives federal government funding to perform the functions of a Native Title Representative Body and is responsible for representing the interests of those who hold, or may hold, native titles. Their mission is to deliver high levels of legal, research and community facilitation services to indigenous groups in the native title process. Their legal functions include facilitation and assistance, dispute resolution, legal notification and agreement making. Responsibilities for interns vary greatly and can incorporate a number of legal, administrative and human resources tasks.

Ideal Candidate: Relevant for someone interested in law, human rights, indigenous rights and has relevant course work. Suits pre-law or 1st year law student.

A family law practice with three regional offices throughout Sydney, this firm focuses solely on matters of family law. The attorneys possess the experience, skills, and dedication to ensure clients are guided and supported through the difficult process of separation and divorce procedures.

Ideal Candidate: Ideal for a law student with specific classes in family law or interest in pursuing a specialization in this area.

A small but very international barristers chambers with interests in Europe, Asia and the Middle east.

Ideal Candidate: Law Student with interest in presenting cases in court and learning about the NSW legal system. Strong research and communication skills, and willing to work hard.

A national campaign dedicated to ending the practice of trying, sentencing, and incarcerating children (under age 18) in the adult justice system and working to improve conditions within the juvenile justice system. Their cause works towards promoting a juvenile justice system that emphasizes appropriate rehabilitative and educational services.

Ideal Candidate: This organization seeks a candidate that supports juvenile and criminal justice reform and issue campaign organization and management. The organization is committed to creating a fulfilling and rewarding internship experience. Interns are fully integrated into the office and can be expected to perform some basic administrative tasks.

This organization investigates and uncovers misconduct in government providing civil authorities the ability to criminally prosecute corrupt officials.

Ideal Candidate: The ideal candidate will have a background in Political Science as well as strong writing samples and research skills.

This firms provides interns with firsthand, courtroom experience in Washington DC and neighboring Maryland. For those who qualify, this internship offers a glimpse into the American criminal justice system, and unmatched mentoring and connections. Interns will conduct research, assist in cases, and provide assistance to partners as needed.

Ideal Candidate: Students studying law with a criminal justice background and an interest in the US legal system are encouraged to apply. Great attitude necessary!