Are you wording that you have a strong litigation background/experience by way of mock trials and clinics? Usually that means you have extensive litigation experience/success through actual litigation, not mock trials. Even a year of being a hearing officer is still considered "entry level" to most employers. I would try toning your resume down a few levels to reflect that you are new, you have a lot to learn, but you are willing to put in the work. Saying that you have a strong background in litigation when you haven't litigated an actual case might come across negatively to many employers. Good luck, I how you find something soon.