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Maritime Law Internship (Pasantía)

Morgan & Morgan · 🇵🇦 Panama City, Panama · Onsite · $700 - $1,000/year

0 Applicants · 1 Views · Posted 17 hours ago

Position Overview

Location: 🇵🇦 Panama City, Panama

Compensation: $700 - $1,000/year

Position: Intern

Type: Internship

Remote: No

Posted: Mar 20, 2026

Deadline: May 19, 2026

Internship Description

Morgan & Morgan offers a maritime law internship (Pasantía) for law students interested in the world's largest ship registry jurisdiction. You will assist attorneys with vessel arrest cases, maritime lien research, and Tribunal Marítimo filings while gaining exposure to international shipping law.

Responsibilities

Research maritime law issues including vessel liens, cargo claims, and flag state regulations. Assist with drafting motions and pleadings for the Tribunal Marítimo. Support due diligence for ship sale and purchase transactions. Attend hearings and client meetings with supervising attorneys. Maintain case files and legal research databases.

Requirements

Currently enrolled in the final two years of a Licenciatura en Derecho program at a Panamanian university. Interest in maritime law. Basic knowledge of the Código Marítimo. Spanish required; English proficiency strongly preferred.

Perks & Benefits

Legal internship experience, Professional mentorship, Career development, Academic credit opportunities

Compensation

$700 - $1,000/year

Application Contact

Contact: Morgan & Morgan Internship Coordinator

Application Deadline

May 19, 2026

Employment Type

Intern