NASABA Executive Director
 The
North American South Asian Bar Association ("NASABA") seeks an experienced
individual to serve as its part-time Executive Director, to assist in the coordination
and direction of the operation of the organization.
The Executive Director will report directly to the NASABA President and its
9-member Executive Committee (the "EC") and may be required to supervise
an Executive Assistant and volunteers. It is expected that the Executive Director
will devote 15-20 hours per week on average to his/her job duties. The Executive
Director will have the following general responsibilities
Date Position Available: July 1, 2008
Reports to: NASABA Executive Committee
Salary: Commensurate with experience
Application Deadline: Open until filled
Please send a statement of interest, resume, and the names, addresses, and
telephone numbers of two work-related references to: Sonjui L. Kumar, 1117 Perimeter
Center West, Suite W311, Atlanta, Georgia 30338. Applications may also be sent
by fax to (678) 443- 2230 or by e-mail to skumar@kppblaw.com.
Email preferred.
Supreme Court of California
The Supreme Court of California, located in San Francisco, is accepting applications
for a Supreme Court Chambers Attorney on the personal staff of Associate Justice
Kathryn Mickle Werdegar. Please see the following for more information.
Narika
 Narika
is a domestic violence helpline for South Asian women that receives requests
for help and information from over 2000 callers (both within the U.S. and internationally)
every year. For more information about Narika, please visit narika.org.
Narika seeks a legal intern entering either the second or third year of law
school to assist us in addressing family and immigration law issues affecting
our clients.
The intern, under the supervision of attorneys from the law firm of Murphy,
Vu, Thongsamouth & Chatterjee LLP, will assist with case management, running
client meetings, researching the law, drafting legal briefs and memoranda, corresponding
and communicating with opposing counsels and court personnel and accompanying
with the possibility of representing clients in court appearances. The firm's
focus is to provide domestic violence survivors with legal services in the areas
of immigration, family law and estate planning. The intern will predominantly
work on Narika clients' cases.
The intern will also have the opportunity to help Narika grow and expand its
network of attorneys and attorney referral service. Other projects will include
research and writing focused on the issues of domestic violence, immigration
and family law as they affect the South Asian community.
The internship is a full time 10-week program. The intern will split time between
the law firm located in Oakland and Narika in the East Bay. Narika has secured
a fellowship grant from the South Asian Bar Association Foundation that will
allow the intern to be paid a stipend of $3,000. For further compensation, students
are encouraged to inquire into their school's work-study programs.
To apply, please send a resume and cover letter to the Executive Director of
Narika at atashi@narika.org. Due to the
nature of our work, the intern must be female. The application deadline is May
9, 2008.
Looking for JNE Members
Active California lawyers, former judges and members of the public are invited
to submit an application by June 2 to serve on the 2009 Commission on Judicial
Nominees Evaluation (JNE).
www.calbar.ca.gov
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