Job Opportunities: City of Chicago Law Department
Shelley Sandoval
Hello Law School Colleagues,
The City of Chicago Law Department is hiring – any and all sharing of this information among your Law Students, Alumnae and colleagues is greatly appreciated!
Snapshot of legal practice areas we are actively hiring:
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Building and License Enforcement |
Regulatory & Contracts |
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Real Estate & Land Use |
Revenue Litigation |
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Finance |
Labor |
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Constitutional & Commercial Litigation |
Torts |
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Employment Litigation |
Federal Civil Rights Litigation |
To view job descriptions and apply for vacancies click here
Learn more about our 19 different legal practice Divisions spanning Transactional, Litigation and Prosecution by clicking here
Non-paid Volunteer Clerkship, Externship and Fellowship applications are accepted on a rolling-basis, for more information click here
2024 Summer Law Clerk Program Virtual Open House Dates Released! See attached flyer and check back for more information posted here
Hiring Paid Law-Clerks in the following Divisions: Building & License, Legal Information & Prosecutions, Collections, Ownership, and Administrative Litigation Division. Click for job description and application.
Why work for the City of Chicago Law Department?
Click to learn about our many benefits and opportunities.
Please direct questions to me - have a great rest of the week!
Shelley Sandoval
Director of Attorney Recruitment & Professional Development
City of Chicago Law Department
2 N LaSalle St., Suite 560
Chicago, IL 60602
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