Experience the Practice of Law Beyond the Classroom

The Bey Foundation Fellowship program provides high school students, undergraduate students, and law students with an opportunity to gain firsthand exposure to the legal profession and experience the day-to-day work of a personal injury law firm.

Designed for students who are exploring or actively pursuing a career in law, the program goes beyond traditional job shadowing. Participants work alongside attorneys and legal support professionals and gain exposure to the people, preparation, strategy, and teamwork involved in representing clients and moving a case from intake through litigation.

Throughout the summer, participants may have opportunities to observe attorneys in depositions, mediations, court hearings, and other legal proceedings, providing a firsthand look at advocacy and the litigation process.

More Than an Internship

Bey Foundation Fellowship is intended to help participants understand that practicing law involves more than what happens inside a courtroom. Participants see firsthand the preparation, client communication, investigation, case management, teamwork, and attention to detail that take place before an attorney ever enters a courtroom.

For high school and undergraduate students considering law school, the program offers an early opportunity to explore whether the legal profession is the right path for them. For law students, the experience provides an opportunity to connect their legal education with the practical realities of working with attorneys, clients, and active cases.