At KMK Law, we are committed to fostering a culture where individuals from a wide range of backgrounds can thrive, grow, and contribute meaningfully to the success of our clients and our firm. As part of this commitment, we are proud to offer the KMK Law Fellowship. This Fellowship reflects our mission to build high-performing teams whose unique backgrounds and experiences strengthen our firm and the services we provide. We seek candidates who demonstrate academic excellence, leadership, community service, and unique perspectives shaped by personal or professional experiences.

Selected candidates will join KMK as first-year summer associates. They will receive the standard summer associate salary, and a grant of up to $10,000. The first half of the grant is paid within 30 days of starting the summer program, and the remaining half of the grant is contingent upon receiving, accepting, and beginning a position as a second-year summer associate at KMK Law.

Eligibility Requirements

Application Requirements

Please submit the following materials:

Submission of first-semester grades is required for a complete application. Those wishing to apply before grades are available should email their transcript, once available, to lawcareers@kmklaw.com. Applications will be reviewed when they are complete.

Application Period

Contact Information

Kate Christoff, Director of Legal Talent
513.639.3965
kchristoff@kmklaw.com 

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