Entry-Level Public Policy & Communications Attorney Fellow

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federal communications commissionWashington (DC)

Lawyers All Other Telecommunications

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About the role

The Federal Communications Commission seeks candidates for its Attorney Honors Program, a two-year training track designed to immerse new lawyers in U.S. communications law and policy. Ideal applicants include final-year law students, recent graduates, and judicial clerks with strong credentials who want public service and regulatory experience. Applicants should be prepared to provide transcripts, meet time-in-grade requirements if currently employed by the federal government, and demonstrate a

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A number in mind

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Your notice period

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