degree from an accredited law school; Licensed to practice law in Maryland, or admitted after sitting for next available Bar exam; Strong commitment to DRM's core mission of ensuring the civil rights of people with disabilities to self-determination, freedom from harm, due process protections, to develop physically, emotionally and intellectually, and to participate in community life, with meaningful choices and opportunities; Strong interest in social justice and equity issues impacting the disability community; Excellent organizational and project management skills; Excellent interpersonal and cross-cultural communication skills, ability to communicate ideas with enthusiasm to diverse audiences; Ability to research and analyze legal issues, develop and execute a variety of advocacy strategies, and conduct legal research; Ability to work independently and to establish and maintain effective working relationships and collaborate with colleagues in a team environment; Excellent analytical and writing skills; Ability to successfully manage multiple work priorities and work under deadlines. DRM Attorney Responsibilities Include: Maintain an active caseload representing individuals with disabilities in administrative and/or judicial proceedings; Support public policy and litigation efforts; Conduct outreach to identify clients in need of services; Under supervision of DRM's management and leadership teams, develop strategies to advance DRM's advocacy priorities; Work collaboratively with community stakeholders, co-counsel, and others; Participate in coalitions and task forces with clients, constituents, and community partners on matters relevant to the civil rights of persons with disabilities; Engage in administrative and legislative advocacy at the local and state level; and.