The New York City Bar Association, founded in 1870, is a voluntary organization of 24,000 members dedicated to maintaining high ethical standards in the legal profession. Through its 150 committees, Legal Referral Service, CLE programs, and Justice Center, the City Bar offers extensive legal education, access to justice, public service, pro bono work, and continuing legal education, prioritizing the welfare of the public and the advancement of the legal community.
The City Bar Justice Center seeks a full-time Supervising Attorney for its consumer bankruptcy and education debt practice. The attorney will advise individuals on rights and remedies under Chapter 7 personal bankruptcy and consumer laws, offer financial literacy education, and train pro bono attorneys.
The New York City Bar Association, founded in 1870, is a voluntary organization of 24,000 members dedicated to maintaining high ethical standards in the legal profession. Through its 150 committees, Legal Referral Service, CLE programs, and Justice Center, the City Bar offers extensive legal education, access to justice, public service, pro bono work, and continuing legal education, prioritizing the welfare of the public and the advancement of the legal community.
New York City Bar Association