This term’s class is smaller than some previous years. Last year, Jones Day managed to recruit nine from the high court’s 2019-20 term.
February 16, 2022 at 05:11 PM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
Jones Day continues to cement its reputation as a go-to destination for U.S. Supreme Court clerks entering private practice, with the arrival of seven of these highly prized and highly skilled lawyers from the court’s October 2020 term.
All seven are headed to Jones Day’s issues and appeals practice, led by Traci Lovitt. Since the court’s October 2011 term, Jones Day has recruited a total of 71 SCOTUS clerks.
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(l-r) Supreme Court clerks now with Jones Day: Harry Graver, James Burnham, David Phillips, Jack Millman, Krista Perry Heckmann, Madeline Lansky, and Brendan Duffy. Courtesy photo
