Find Legal Jobs on These Top Job Search Websites

Summary: Use this list of online search engines to find a legal job in the area you need. There are even sites you can use to find nonlegal jobs.

Online is the place to look if you want to find jobs now. The classifieds in local newspapers are an almost extinct way of learning about job openings. Lucky for you, online job search websites are easy to use and produce more jobs that fit your criteria in a shorter amount of time than scouring the newspaper for hours only to come up with a possibility that you don’t actually qualify for.

Job search engines are constantly changing, so the way you searched for a job a year or two ago may be different now. The best thing you can do is keep your resume and cover letter updated, so that when you do find a job that fits your criteria, you will be ready to apply to it right away. Use this list to find jobs in the area you need.

General places to find jobs:

Career services at your law school
Government pages such as www.usajobs.gov
Court pages such as uscourts.gov

Alternative places to find jobs:

Places to Find Alternative Jobs:

Accounting, Finance & Insurance

Administrative & Customer Service

Compliance & Quality Assurance

Education

Engineering, Construction & Architecture

Entry Level, Part Time & Work at Home

Human Resources

Information Technology

Legal

Management & Business

Manufacturing & Operations

Medical, Healthcare & Sciences

Niche

Public Interest & Social Services

Publishing, Media & Writing

Sales, Marketing, Advertising & Public Relations

Transportation & Logistics

Travel & Hospitality

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