Employment Listings

Search for an open legal writing position.  Listed below are legal writing job openings around the nation. They are automatically removed the day after the submission deadline. 

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    (Legal Research & Writing) Lecturer

    The University of Wisconsin Law School is hiring a full-time Lecturer to teach in our Legal Research & Writing Program.  Instructors teach the required 3-credit-hour

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    Assistant Clinical Professor of Law

    The University of Idaho College of Law is hiring an Assistant Clinical Professor of Law to teach the College’s legal analysis and writing course on

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    Assistant Professor of Legal Research & Writing

    The University of Kentucky College of Law invites applications for a full-time faculty position to teach in the law school’s Legal Research and Writing program

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    Assistant Professor of Legal Writing

    Chicago-Kent College of Law invites applications for a full-time faculty appointment to teach legal writing in its J.D. program, beginning in the fall of 2018. The

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    Assistant Professor of Legal Writing

    Penn State Law is seeking an experienced legal professional to teach Applied Legal Analysis and Writing I and II, a year-long required course for first-year

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    Assistant or Associate Professor

    University of Detroit Mercy School of Law Seeks a Tenured or Tenure Track Faculty Member

    University of Detroit Mercy School of Law seeks applicants for a

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