Bruce Kovner
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2nd Circuit, Advertising, Ann Althouse, Bruce Kovner, Malpractice, Non-Sequiturs, Rachel Kovner, Technology, Wall Street
Non-Sequiturs: 08.09.07
* Lawyer opinions solicited: Is this an effective ad for malpractice insurance? [Copyranter] * Another ugly day for the stock market. [Volokh Conspiracy] * On that subject: Is the vast family fortune of Rachel Kovner, ATL’s official It girl, in jeopardy — as recently rumored by our sibling site? Not exactly. But if Bruce Kovner’s […] -
Bruce Kovner, Money, Rachel Kovner, Ridiculousness, Supreme Court Clerks
Rachel Kovner: Poor Little Rich Girl?
In light of our earlier posts about Cristina Schultz and Rachel Kovner, Friday is rapidly turning into “Women of Stanford Law” day here at ATL. And that’s not about to change. We’ve received some interesting responses to our wall-to-wall coverage of Ms. Kovner — whom we are determined to turn into a celebrity, whether she […] - Sponsored
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Antonin Scalia, Bruce Kovner, Fabulosity, Money, Philosophy, Rachel Kovner, Supreme Court, Supreme Court Clerks
An Open Letter to the Empress of Palo Alto
Based on the feedback we’ve received, it seems that you share our obsession with the brilliant Rachel Kovner. In case you don’t know, Ms. Kovner is (1) the best student in the history of Stanford Law School (“the Empress of Palo Alto”); (2) a future law clerk to Justice Antonin Scalia (“Nino’s Girl”); and (3) […]
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Bruce Kovner, Fabulosity, Rachel Kovner, Supreme Court Clerks
More on the Fabulous Rachel Kovner
It appears that our post yesterday on Rachel Kovner — the young legal genius clerking this year for Judge J. Harvie Wilkinson (4th Cir.), and next year for Justice Antonin Scalia — has struck a nerve. It’s been getting emailed around, and we’ve also gotten a lot of mail about Ms. Kovner. So we’d now […] -
Bruce Kovner, Money, Nauseating Things, Rachel Kovner, Supreme Court Clerks
Definitive Proof that Life Isn't Fair
As we reported earlier today, Rachel Kovner — a.k.a. “the Empress of Palo Alto” — just landed herself an October 2007 Supreme Court clerkship, with judicial icon Antonin Scalia. It’s a well-known fact that Justice Scalia doesn’t hire women often. But when the woman in question is (1) a staunch conservative with (2) the highest […]
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