Address: 2950 Metro Drive, Suite 201, Bloomington, MN, 55425
Phone: 952-854-3313
About Karam Law
Our team of lawyers and legal staff are devoted to helping people with U.S. immigration needs. We are a women-owned and led law firm that is committed to providing outstanding services. At Karam, we are passionate about what we do and truly value obtaining favorable outcomes on behalf of our clients. Not only are each of our attorneys lifelong advocates for immigrants and their families, but they are also experts in the law. Karam has developed an impressive record within the immigration field – we have won hard fought immigration court cases, aided employers bringing foreign talent to fill specialized roles, persuaded immigration officers of the validity of family relationships, creatively obtained complex work visas, and provided expert guidance in difficult asylum cases. Our attorneys regularly appeal wrongful denials and take on difficult legal questions.
Primary Area of Practice
Immigration
Training Provided to Summer Associates
We provide all summer associates with some foundational training to introduce broader immigration topics. Beyond that, for each assignment, the summer associate will receive resources and training from the supervising attorney on the case and/project.
Pro Bono/Community Involvement
Karam Law regularly works with local pro bono organizations to provide direct representation and/or mentorship to non-immigration attorneys for pro bono services.
Commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Our entire practice is dedicated to growing a diverse and inclusive country through immigration. We work with non-citizens, families, and employers of all backgrounds and identities. As such, our team is constantly growing in our cultural competencies.
Summer Associate/Clerkship Description
Karam Law clerks support our family-based, Immigration Court removal defense, humanitarian relief, and employment-based immigration practices. Duties include closely working with Karam Law attorneys to conduct legal research; prepare motions, briefs, petitions, and applications in the administrative agency, court and appellate contexts; meet and coordinate with clients to develop and collect evidence; facilitate litigation processes; and manage cases by carrying out administrative duties. Clerks will gain hands-on writing and case management experience.
Successful Candidate Qualities
Second language skills and experience with immigration are helpful, but not necessary. Interest in immigration law, immigration policy, and an interest in working with diverse populations required. Successful candidates will have strong research and writing skills, along with an interest in written, telephonic, and in person client interactions.
Summer Clerkship Salary and Benefits
Starting at $23/hour