Clerks
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Clerkships, Neil Gorsuch, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, Supreme Court ClerksA Closer Look At Justice Neil Gorsuch's Current Clerks
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Clerkships, Feeder Judges, Neil Gorsuch, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, Supreme Court ClerksSupreme Court Clerk Hiring Watch: Meet Justice Neil Gorsuch's Clerks
These clerks are like their boss: brilliant, well-credentialed, and (seemingly) conservative. 
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Clerkships, Feeder Judges, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, Supreme Court ClerksSupreme Court Clerk Hiring Watch: The Next Generation (Of Feeder Judges)
These emerging feeder judges are a high-powered and diverse group.
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Supreme Court Clerk Hiring Watch: October Term 2017 Is Done; Let's Turn To 2018
Don't count on any justice retiring before the end of next Term. -
SCOTUS, Supreme Court, Supreme Court Clerks'Orphaned' Scalia Clerk Breaks His Silence On Finding A New Home With Justice Thomas
What was it like for clerks after Justice Scalia passed away? -
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Supreme Court Clerk Hiring Watch: October Term 2017 Is Filling Up Fast
All the justices are done hiring for next Term, except for one -- can you guess who? -
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Supreme Court Clerk Hiring Watch: Send Us Your Tips (Plus An Updated Official Clerk List)
We're about to do a new update, so please share hiring news for October Term 2017 (and beyond). -
Clerkships, Feeder Judges, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, Supreme Court ClerksSupreme Court Clerk Hiring Watch: An Analysis Of The October Term 2016 Clerk Class
Which law schools and feeder judges produced the most SCOTUS clerks for the upcoming Term? 
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Supreme Court Clerk Hiring Watch: A Look At October Term 2017
Some justices are done with their OT 2017 hiring, and some are not. -
Clerkships, Feeder Judges, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, Supreme Court Clerks
Supreme Court Clerk Hiring Watch: The Official List
Congratulations to these 34 outstanding young lawyers! -
Biglaw, Bonuses, Clerkships, Midsize Firms / Regional Firms, MoneyAnother Firm Raises Its Clerkship Bonus; Is This A Trend In The Making?
Are clerkship bonuses heading higher? Here's one new data point. -
Federal Judges, In-House Counsel, RapeThe Judge Roberts Allegations -- Perspectives Of A Roberts Clerk
A former clerk reacts to the news of Judge Roberts's retirement and the allegations of rape. -
Clerkships, Email ScandalsAnother 'Reply All' Screw-Up: Tell Us How You Really Feel
Who doesn't love a good "reply all" scandal?
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Biglaw, Bonuses, Clerkships, MoneyClerkship Bonus Watch: Will $75K Become The New Standard?
Which litigation powerhouse just upped its signing bonus for federal law clerks? -
SCOTUS, Supreme Court, Trivia Question of the Day
This Supreme Court Justice Actually Has Better Things To Do
This Supreme Court justice was the bomb. -
Non-Sequiturs
Non-Sequiturs: 09.01.15
* More concrete rumors are swirling that President Obama will teach at Columbia Law School once his term is up, with Columbia University president Lee C. Bollinger seemingly confirming Obama would have some role at the school in 2017. [Quartz]
* We told you Amal Clooney just lost a big case, but did the AP lose even more when they tweeted about the case referring to the human rights lawyer as an “actor’s wife”? [Legal Cheek]
* Everyone knows the legal profession has a… problem when it comes to substance abuse. But do lawyers overshare their issues? Or does an open attitude about these problems create a culture where more are willing to seek help? [Law and More]
* Yes, that clerk in Kentucky, Kim Davis, is still refusing to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples. Maybe we should blame her lawyers. [Slate]
* If you want to be the best, learn from the best — writing tips from none other than Justice Kagan. [Business Insider]
* Some tough words for lawyers that want the easy life: you shouldn’t get the clients. [It’s Not About The Lawyers, Teacups]
* How do we go about changing the public defense system, which serves ~80% of all defendants? [Fulling the Promise]
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Supreme Court Clerk Hiring Watch: Ranking The Non-Traditional Feeder Judges
Which state-court and federal district judges send their clerks to the U.S. Supreme Court? -
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Supreme Court Clerk Hiring Watch: Who Is NOT Retiring From SCOTUS?
Check out the latest Supreme Court clerk hiring action -- which offers a window into the justices' retirement plans. -
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Supreme Court Clerk Hiring Watch: Shout-Outs From Justice Kagan, And The Leading 'Feeder Firm'
Which law firms are on a roll when it comes to producing SCOTUS clerks? -
Non-Sequiturs
Non-Sequiturs: 03.06.15
* I guess 15 minutes of fame can really mess with you. The “cute mugshot girl” who took the Internet by storm a while back managed to get arrested again. Negative attention is still attention. [Gawker]
* The DOJ is about to file corruption charges against Senator Robert Menendez. Corruption in New Jersey? [CNN]
* With the assistance of the pro bono legal teams at WilmerHale and Polsinelli, 303 conservatives filed a historic amicus brief in support of marriage equality. [WilmerHale]
* A nice review of “A Conversation on Clerking” moderated by U.S. Supreme Court reporter Anthony Mauro of the National Law Journal, with panelists including our own David Lat; Judge Patricia Millett of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit; and Lucas Townsend, an associate at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher and former clerk to U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito Jr. [American Bar Association]
* Looking for an extra $1,000 this year? Enter this legal fiction writing contest. Maybe you’ll write the next Supreme Ambitions (affiliate link). [The Expert Institute]
