Labor/Employment
Sep. 13, 2007
Clerkship Chaos: Reforms Help, but Not Enough
Five years ago, federal judges figured out a way to create a level playing field in the competition to hire the best and brightest law students as clerks. But not everyone plays by the rules.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - The madness has begun.
Tuesday, federal judges across the country were burning up the phone lines, setting up interviews with star law-school students eager for coveted clerkship positions. National interviews start next week and will be over within a matter of days.
The lucky student...
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