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For what it’s worth: T14 graduate, C/O 2019, currently clerking for a district court judge, 3+ years of lit experience prior to clerking.
Former clerk here! Where are you licensed? My group is hiring but you need to be CA licensed.
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Current clerk for A3 Judge in a flyover district; T25 Grad. Have two offers, one from a boutique and BigLaw. Got rejected from three BigLaw and one MidLaw. I’d think you’d be competitive especially with three years of lit experience. Maybe it’s the market you’re in.
Late January / Early February
The market initially seemed tough for me, but four offers suddenly came my way. It’s just a matter of time.
Applied to 16 BigLaw/boutique lit firms; interviews at 4; rejected from 6; crickets from the rest. My #1 firm has been leaving me waiting for 7 weeks 🫣
At this point I’ll take a no, so I have an answer and not jumping every time my phone rings 😭
Not to be blunt about it, but it would be helpful to know basic stats (school, grades, target market, magistrate or not, flyover vs. like EDNY), esp. for people struggling, to get a better sense of the clerk market
I’m currently clerking in the NDIL for a federal judge (not magistrate). I need to stay in the Chicago area for family reasons.
I applied to 40 big firms and boutiques, screened at around 20, 6 callbacks, and got two offers before I pulled my other open apps. It was really slow for a while (hence the number of apps) but I picked up traction a couple months ago. Stay strong, I think things are moving slow!
Finding it slower than normal especially in Biglaw. Boutiques seem to be hiring some.
Sounds from fellow clerks like some firms aren’t even taking them back right now, despite competitive clerkship, positive performance reviews, etc. Wild.
2023 grad, top of class top 25 law school, state appellate + federal district court clerkships (district court clerkship finishing this fall), looking for big law in D.C.
Have admittedly only started applying about a month ago but also struggling to get interviews. Have made headway in a couple of my top firms in terms of connecting with attorneys in the firm and having them pass resume along, but no traction. Licensed in VA, DC, and taking FL bar this summer. Anyone in similar boat and have advice on how to improve application?