Careers at
Edelstein Law

Bring your skills to work that matters. Explore opportunities in advocacy, litigation support, and the day-to-day work that keeps a law firm moving.

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Find where
you fit.

From legal strategy to careful file management, every role contributes to the work of the firm.

Explore the types of positions we consider, then tell us about your background.

These are areas of employment interest, not a list of confirmed vacancies. Opportunities depend on the firm's current needs.

Attorney — Plaintiff

For attorneys interested in representing individuals and families in plaintiff-side matters. Work may involve case development, legal research, pleadings, discovery, depositions, negotiations, and trial preparation.

Tell us about your practice experience, writing and advocacy skills, and Pennsylvania or New Jersey bar admissions.

Apply for attorney consideration
Attorney — Defense

For attorneys interested in defense-side litigation. Areas of contribution may include case assessment, research, discovery, motions, depositions, client reporting, and preparation for resolution or trial.

Include your defense experience, relevant practice areas, and bar admissions. Specific assignments and responsibilities depend on the position.

Apply for attorney consideration
Paralegal — Pre-litigation

Support matters before suit through organized intake, record requests, document review, correspondence, chronology preparation, and file development under attorney supervision.

Share your experience with legal case-management systems, records, deadlines, and professional client communication.

Apply for paralegal consideration
Paralegal — Litigation

Help attorneys keep active litigation organized, from discovery and filing preparation to deposition materials, exhibits, scheduling, and trial support.

Highlight your familiarity with court filing systems, document organization, and deadline tracking. Paralegal work is performed under attorney supervision.

Apply for paralegal consideration
File Clerk

Keep information accurate and accessible through scanning, indexing, file organization, record maintenance, and routine administrative support.

Attention to detail, dependable follow-through, and respect for confidentiality are important in this work.

Apply for file-clerk consideration
Receptionist

Provide a professional first point of contact: greet visitors, answer and route calls, take accurate messages, assist with scheduling, and support office operations.

Tell us about your communication skills, organization, and experience assisting people in a busy office environment.

Apply for reception consideration
Law Student Internships

Summer internships and winter law-student placements may be available depending on firm needs and academic schedules.

Assignments may include supervised legal research, writing, case preparation, and exposure to law-firm practice. Include your law school, class year, preferred season, dates, and weekly availability.

Timing, responsibilities, compensation, and any academic-credit arrangements are addressed for the specific opportunity.

Apply for a summer or winter internship

A clear, considered
hiring process.

Start with a concise application. The next steps depend on the role, your experience, and the firm's hiring needs.

  1. Introduce yourself

    Select your area of interest, describe your experience, and share your availability. You may include a resume.

  2. Application review

    The firm reviews your information against current needs and the responsibilities of a potential position.

  3. A conversation

    If there is a potential match, we may contact you for an interview or request relevant, nonconfidential materials.

  4. Discuss next steps

    For candidates moving forward, we discuss the role, schedule, expectations, and any additional steps before an offer.

Review timelines vary. Submitting an application does not guarantee an interview or employment. Please keep client information and confidential work product out of application materials.

Start your application

Tell us where you would like to contribute. Share your experience, preferred role, and availability using the form.

Before you submit

  • Choose the position that best matches your interests.

  • Include a brief summary of your experience or studies.

  • You may attach one resume document, up to 10 MB.

Please do not include Social Security numbers, birth dates, financial or medical information, or confidential client materials.

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This is an employment-interest application, not a guarantee of an available position, interview, or offer.