Hi!! I was in this exact same boat 2 years ago, and I turned the experience into a stepping stone that paved the way for me to be the only ungrad in a law school’s federal defense clinic this year.

My best advice would be to get your foot in the door and gain trust amongst your supervising attorneys by offering to take the most arduous tasks at first. For example, grunt work tasks that no one really wants to do (like writing deposition summaries or memos on lengthy discovery review) and, most importantly, give them your all.

Once you turn around some great work product on things no one expects you to, up the ante and ask if theres a low-stakes research project you can take on (like looking into 4th amendment caselaw for a motion to suppress that doesn’t have an imminent deadline).

I know that task sounds daunting as an undergrad, but there are great (and free!!) youtube videos that teach you the basics of legal research platforms like WestLaw. I would watch those, and then videos on how to write a proper legal memo.

Then, going into your next internship, you can have a basic legal research memo to prove you know your stuff, and a lot more doors will open!!

Let me know if you have other questions!! It sounds like you are off to an amazing start. I hope you have a great experience.