Duties and Responsibilities: Provide comprehensive safety planning, as well as representation and consultation to survivors of intimate partner violence and sexual assault in legal matters including order of protection, divorce, custody/visitation, support, and other family law cases in Supreme, Family, and Integrated Domestic Violence courts throughout New York City with a focus on the Bronx; Assist survivors in submitting compensation claims based on their victimization; Provide representation and consultation to survivors in domestic violence-based immigration matters; Maintain and expand community-based services and partnerships within the Bronx; Use community lawyering and other collaborative approaches to expand access to legal services in the Bronx; Conduct legal screenings, clinics, and outreach, including on-site and in the community to expand access to services; Participate in relevant internal and external coalitions and task forces to identify systemic issues affecting survivors in the Bronx and contribute to broader advocacy efforts that advance survivor justice; Attend internal staff meetings and meetings with partner agencies and funders; Mentor legal interns, volunteers, and pro bono attorneys; Conduct educational seminars, trainings, and outreach to communities, partners, advocates, law students, and others on domestic violence law; Administrative duties including updating NYLAG case management systems and maintaining and updating files and case notes, as well as assisting in grant reporting as needed; This role will require travel within New York City including appearing in court and at partner agency sites; Other duties as needed. Qualifications: Admission to New York State Bar is required ; 1-4 years of experience working with survivors of intimate partner violence is strongly preferred; 1-4 years of legal experience representing clients in family and/or matrimonial law and/or other similar litigation experience is strongly preferred; Experience with immigration law, particularly in VAWA self-petitions, battered spouse waivers, and U & T visas, is strongly preferred; Fluency in a second language, particularly Spanish or French, is strongly preferred; Significant experience working with survivors of trauma, people experiencing poverty, and underserved communities is strongly preferred; Demonstrated commitment to working with survivors of trauma and advancing gender, racial, and social justice; Ability to work collaboratively, communicate effectively, manage multiple tasks, and creatively problem solve; Excellent litigation skills; Excellent written, oral, and analytical skills; Excellent organizational skills; and.