Charlie Garcia, a Florida International University law graduate, was chosen for a plum position clerking for U.S. District Judge Cecilia Altonaga in Miami next year.
“A federal judicial clerkship is one of the most sought-after jobs that you can get out of law school,” Garcia said. “But with the legal job market where it’s at and there are a lot of lateral moves by attorneys out there, it makes the process more daunting and difficult.”
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