
No. 2 Biglaw Firm In America Increases Its Bonuses — For Law Clerks!
More money for federal clerks? Yes, please!
More money for federal clerks? Yes, please!
So, you want to clerk -- how will you avoid judges who harass their clerks?
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This is now the highest signing bonus being offered for former federal clerks. Will other firms match these big bonuses?
You’d be foolish to argue against transparency, just like you’d be foolish to bet against LAP.
Times have certainly changed.
Nothing changes about the hostile work environment in chambers, and the vicious cycle of mistreatment repeats.
It’s like having a junior associate who’s never off the clock.
It appears YLS does not want students to access negative information about clerkships, fearing it might dissuade students from clerking for certain prestigious -- and abusive -- judges.
Yowza! That's a lot of money!
This is now the highest signing bonus being offered for former federal clerks. Will other firms match these big bonuses?
The AO seems not to understand that there is no greater power disparity in the legal profession than between a fresh-out-of-law-school clerk and a life-tenured federal judge.
If you can get in, that is.