
Which Biglaw Firm Is Now Offering $105K Clerkship Bonuses?
Clerkship bonuses have remained stagnant through the recession, but it's time for the market to move.
Clerkship bonuses have remained stagnant through the recession, but it's time for the market to move.
* The Kozinski retirement raises the important question -- where does a clerk go to report misconduct (a question raised in this Lithwick column)? There's now pressure on Chief Justice Roberts to work out a solution. [The Recorder] * Speaking of sexual harassment, the wave of misconduct revelations has lawyers seriously questioning NDAs (something we've written about before here at ATL). [Reuters] * Wondering who the next potential Trump SCOTUS nominee would be? Breaking down the numbers it would seem to be... [Empirical SCOTUS] * Crain's has a list of the 100 Leading Women Lawyers in New York City. [Crain's] * Law enforcement requests for Facebook data are up big time. This is why we can't have nice things. [CNET] * What do general counsel want for the holidays? The same thing they want every year: more service for less money. [American Lawyer] * New suit goes after Blue Apron for its stock price drop. As if they're responsible for Jeff Bezos gutting their market share in Brooklyn. [Law360]
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Gorsuch's clerk seems to hate working people as much as his boss.
Who's the oldest person ever to serve as a Supreme Court clerk?
At least three of the nine justices are done hiring clerks for October Term 2018 (2018-2019).
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These clerks are like their boss: brilliant, well-credentialed, and (seemingly) conservative.
These emerging feeder judges are a high-powered and diverse group.
Don't count on any justice retiring before the end of next Term.
What was it like for clerks after Justice Scalia passed away?
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All the justices are done hiring for next Term, except for one -- can you guess who?
We're about to do a new update, so please share hiring news for October Term 2017 (and beyond).
Which law schools and feeder judges produced the most SCOTUS clerks for the upcoming Term?
Some justices are done with their OT 2017 hiring, and some are not.
Congratulations to these 34 outstanding young lawyers!