This attorney’s primary responsibilities include: Provide direct representation to veteran clients, including: counseling, investigation, research, drafting, and preparation of applications and appeals in the areas of veterans law, public benefits, and housing; Conduct extensive screenings and assist with alternative methods of relief and benefit access; Administrative duties, including: updating NYLAG case management systems, maintaining and updating files and case notes, and assisting in grant reporting as needed; Engage and conduct outreach across NYC addressing barriers to accessing services; Provide internal and external referrals to help connect clients with other legal and social services; Represent NYLAG at advocate meetings and community events; Work with and mentor pro bono attorneys, volunteers, and law students working with NYLAG; Conduct trainings for community-based organizations, local agencies, and other advocates in the related substantive matters; Attend internal staff meetings and meetings with partner agencies and funders as needed; Other duties as assigned. Qualifications: Admission to New York Bar or passage of a recent NY Bar Exam or equivalent is preferred; Experience with the veterans law, public benefits, or housing advocacy is preferred; Excellent communication, research, and writing skills are required; Strong organizational and administrative skills are required; Experience working with diverse populations; Demonstrated ability to take initiative and work independently; Commitment to social justice and veterans’ issues.