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2010-11 Clerkship Season
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Thanks to Law Clerk Addict, it appears that Judges Stephen Reinhardt and Consuelo Callahan may be hiring, and Judge Dorothy Nelson may be scheduling interviews.
ReplyDeleteUm no, it looks like Judge Callahan is finished, per OSCAR.
ReplyDeleteVia Law Clerk Addict, Judge Milan Smith may be interviewing.
ReplyDeleteAlso per Law Clerk Addict, Chief Judge Alex Kozinski and Judges Dorothy Nelson, Andrew Kleinfeld, and Richard Tallman are interviewing; Judges Arthur Alarcon, Jay Bybee, Kim Wardlaw, and Pamela Rymer have partially hired; and Judge Ferdinand Fernandez and Barry Silverman are done.
ReplyDeleteKozinski is definitely interviewing right now.
ReplyDeleteAlarcon is done per OSCAR.
ReplyDeleteAnyone know about McKeown?
ReplyDeleteGot an email from Boochever's secretary with the following sentence: Unfortunately, he will no longer be hiring new law clerks. Does that mean he only has career clerks or is retiring? Or, is that simply a rejection stated awkwardly?
ReplyDeleteawkward rejection
ReplyDeleteJudge Boochever is well into his 90s. He is probably not hiring any new law clerks.
ReplyDeleteI talked personally to his secretary and she said that he never hears cases anymore, so he does not hire clerks
ReplyDeleteRe: Boochever
ReplyDeleteWhat the hell is he still doing on the payroll, then?
I hear Wardlaw is currently interviewing (alums and rising 3Ls) for 2010 and may fill all open slots before September.
ReplyDeleteIs Wardlaw still reviewing and scheduling interviews?
ReplyDeleteYes I believe she is.
ReplyDeleteMilan Smith has hired a USC grad
ReplyDeleteJudges Noonan (SF) and Skopil (Portland) are not hiring for 2010-11.
ReplyDeleteJudge Nelson (Idaho) is retiring, and will not hire for 2010-11.
Judge Noonan hired for '10-11 early in the summer.
ReplyDeleteO'Scannlain hired one out of ND; rising 3L
ReplyDeleteJudge Reinhardt has completed his clerkship hiring for 2010-11. He has hired one clerk from Harvard (class of 2010), one clerk from Stanford (class of 2010), and two clerks from Yale (class of 2010).
ReplyDeleteThis Reinhardt guy sounds like a real snob.
ReplyDelete...or Reinhardt just knows which schools are likely to produce top-notch clerks.
ReplyDeleteWallace is done per OSCAR.
ReplyDeleteThis 12:48 AM guy sounds like a real snob.
ReplyDeleteFunny, 9:02, I was going to go with uptight tool.
ReplyDeleteI think you both are correct
ReplyDeletePer OSCAR, Tallman and Ikuta are done hiring. for 2010-2011. Per Law Clerk Addict, one of Tallman's hires is a Texas 3L.
ReplyDeleteKleinfeld has one more opening for 2010.
ReplyDeleteHug is hiring semi-off-plan. He started calling already and is arranging interviews for next week. He has one career clerk and two openings.
ReplyDeleteKleinfeld's chambers have been calling for his remaining 2010 slot. Per Law Clerk Addict, one of his hires is a Penn 3L, the other is a Northwestern grad.
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone know whether Paez or Pregerson have made calls yet?
ReplyDeleteWow, how did this blog die this season?
ReplyDeleteBecause tons of judges acted early and hired grads who left firm jobs.
ReplyDeleteBecause it's been replaced by Law Clerk Addict (lawclerkaddict.com)
ReplyDeleteBecause you don't eat your vegetables.
ReplyDelete