Legal Writing and Research Intern

Role: Legal Research and Writing Intern (2 Weeks | Unpaid | Remote) (Read Description)Legal Chai () is a newly launched platform built for law students and lawyers to write, publish, and be read.The platform is primarily focused on Articles. As an Author, you will publish original pieces under your own name on topics you care about. This could include a legal issue (or related field), research topic, a career insight, or your perspective on the legal profession. The emphasis is on clear, honest writing that adds value to the legal community. Alongside articles, Legal Chai also offers a Discussion feature where readers can respond to articles or start their own conversations.Legal Chai has just launched in January 2026, which means contributors at this stage are part of the platform’s foundation. Early writers help shape the tone, quality, and culture of the website. Articles published now won’t get lost in noise, they’ll stand out.What you will get:Published Articles under your own name.Each piece counts as a published legal article, which you can reference on your CV, LinkedIn, and applicationsEditorial feedback to help refine your writing, structure, and legal reasoningA certificate and letter of experience on successful completion, clearly mentioning your contributions and durationVisibility within a growing community of law students and practising lawyersWhat you’ll do:• Research and write original legal articles for publication• Explore legal issues, policy questions, education, careers, and practice• Present complex legal ideas clearly and responsibly• Engage with feedback from readers and editors• Work closely with the founder on editorial direction and qualityQualifications: You don’t need prior internships. You need clarity of thought, consistency, and a genuine interest in legal writing.We’re looking for:• Law students or recent graduates interested in research and publishing in law or related fields• Strong legal reasoning and writing skills• Comfort with citations, sources, and structured arguments• Curiosity about legal systems and institutions• The ability to commit to regular article deadlines• Openness to feedback and editorial refinement• A thoughtful, collaborative approachBonus (not required): prior publications, research papers, blogs, moots, or journal experience.If you enjoy writing law that invites conversation and care about building a visible, credible publishing profile early, you’ll fit right in.

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