A judicial clerkship is a post-graduate position with a judge (or sometimes a court) where the law clerk assists the judge with legal research, writing and decision-making. Duties of a law clerk often ...

Even inadvertent participation by a law clerk on a matter involving their future employer may call into question the court’s ...

The National Law Review (NLR) is a unique Web site featuring a legal magazine paired with a user-friendly database dedicated to providing legal consumers with authoritative legal analysis written ...

In today’s Washington Post, Georgetown University law professor Paul Butler takes Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg to task for her notoriously poor law clerk hiring record. Despite her status as a ...