2026 Post-Bar Law Clerk

MINYARD AND MORRIS LLP

2026 Post-Bar Law Clerk

Newport Beach, CA
Full Time
Paid
  • Responsibilities

    Benefits:

    401(k)

    Dental insurance

    Health insurance

    Training & development

    Vision insurance

    Please include a detailed cover letter indicating your interest and qualifications for this position.

    Job Snapshot

    Minyard Morris is seeking passionate, skilled, and client-focused law school graduates for our 2026 Post-Bar Law Clerk Program. Under the supervision of an experienced Minyard Morris attorney, the Post-Bar Law Clerk will have the opportunity to assist in the representation of Minyard Morris clients in all aspects of the client's family law court proceedings. This is a temporary position beginning on August 17, 2026, and ending November 20, 2026.

    The Assets You Possess/Essential Qualifications • Juris Doctor Degree & completion of the July 2026 California State Bar Examination. • Maintain professional and effective relationships with court personnel and coworkers. • Successful candidates will need to have a California address at the time of onboarding and be able to come into their assigned office for in-person work as needed.

    JOB HIGHLIGHTS

    Qualifications

    · Juris Doctor Degree & completion of the July 2026 California State Bar Examination · Maintain professional and effective relationships with court personnel and coworkers · Successful candidates will need to have an Orange County address at the time of onboarding and be able to come into their assigned office for in-person work as needed

    Benefits

    · The Post-Bar Law Clerk position offers a pro-rated salary of $72,080 for the temporary term ($15 per hour) · An excellent benefits package for those who qualify: Company-Sponsored Benefits (Medical, Dental, Life Insurance) * · California State Bar Dues

    Responsibilities

    · Assist attorneys with case management and strategy · Conduct client interviews, witness preparation and communication with clients · Conduct legal research