Rural Practice: Small Towns, Big Opportunities Virtual Hiring Event – March 31

2023 JOB SEEKER INSTRUCTIONS

Law student and attorney job seekers may now begin registering for the 2023 Rural Practice Virtual Hiring Event. This event takes place on Friday, March 31, 2023, and is open to all law students and attorneys interested in legal jobs in small towns and rural areas of Washington State. The event is hosted by Gonzaga University School of Law, in partnership with the WSBA Small Town & Rural Practice Committee, Seattle University School of Law, and University of Washington School of Law.

There is no cost to register. Monday, March 13 is the deadline for job seekers to register and Wednesday, March 15 at noon is the application deadline. 

Registration is a two-step process and must be completed in order. 

Step 1: Register via Microsoft Forms here. 

If you are a current student, you must register with your official law school email address (@lawschool.gonzaga.edu, @uw.edu, @seattleu.edu, etc.)  

Step 2: Apply for Jobs (by noon on March 15).

If you are not a Gonzaga Law student, your registration from Step 1 will also serve as an application for a ZagLAW account. Within 2 business days of completing your registration, Gonzaga Law will confirm your information and send you an email with your log in information. If you do not receive this email within 2 business days, please email lawcareers@gonzaga.edu.  

Once you have an account, select “OCI and Job Listings” from the left-hand menu, and apply to jobs listed under the “2023 Rural Practice Career Fair” OCI.   

For students who attend Gonzaga University School of Law: 

To view participating employers and to submit applications for interviews, log in to your ZagLAW account, select “OCI and Job Listings” from the left-hand menu, and apply to jobs listed under the “2023 Rural Practice Career Fair” OCI.  

Scope of the Ukraine War: An Ontological Question of International Law

Law students, faculty, and staff, you are invited to the Gonzaga Journal of International Law's annual symposium, Scope of the Ukraine War: An Ontological Question of International Law.

The symposium will take place Friday, April 14 from 8:30 to 4:30 pm. Doors open for check-in at 8 at the Barbieri Courtroom at Gonzaga Law.

Navigating Careers in IRS' Office of Chief Counsel

Have you ever wondered about working for the IRS, Office of Chief Counsel? Are you interested in tax or cutting edge issues? Do you like Litigation or Transactional Law? Interested in a career with the federal government? IRS' Office of Chief Counsel might be the place for you! 

Join the Office for a panel discussion with attorneys from various legal divisions. Panelists will discuss what working in their division entails and answer your questions.  Positions are open to candidates of various experience levels with some announcements seeking attorneys with as little as one year of legal experience after passing the bar.  

 

To view open positions, click here. To find out more about the IRS's legal divisions, click here.  

WHEN:

• Wednesday, February 8^th at 5pm ET featuring the Tax Exempt & Government Entities Division Counsel (TEGEDC), Employee Benefits, Exempt Organizations, and Employment Taxes (EEE) and Income, Tax and Accounting (ITA) Divisions (Register here: https://irs.zoomgov.com/meeting/register/vJItcOqtpzsuGCfzE9ENcQj1QlirUHrg11M) 
• Wednesday, February 15^th at 5pm ET featuring the Corporate (CORP), International (INTL) and Large Business & International (LB&I) Divisions (Register here: https://irs.zoomgov.com/meeting/register/vJIsdu6pqzoqGYUJrAKiRy2lmVLcb1ZkS9M)
• Wednesday, February 22^nd at 5pm ET featuring the General Legal Services (GLS), Financial Institutions & Products (FIP), Procedure & Administration (P&A) and Small Business/Self Employed (SB/SE) Divisions (Register here: https://irs.zoomgov.com/meeting/register/vJIsd-6sqDsuG_ppfpZiP7YOxJWQccBdrx8)

WHO: These events are open to attorneys with a year or more of experience.