Speaking at the federal courthouse in Seattle last week, Ninth Circuit Chief Judge Mary Murguia and her colleagues Consuelo Callahan and Kim McLane discussed their career paths and the biggest challenge about taking on trial and appellate court roles.
July 01, 2024 at 07:30 AM
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When Ninth Circuit Judge Kim Wardlaw first took the district court bench in 1995, it was a big transition from her previous role as a litigation partner at O’Melveny & Myers.
“[At the firm] I had a library that would do research for me and I had 10 people doing my word processing and I had support out the wazoo—personal assistant, corner front office on the 15th floor—and it was great,” said Wardlaw, speaking at an event at the Seattle federal courthouse last week.
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(l-r) Ninth Circuit Chief Judge Mary Murguia, and judges Consuelo Callahan and Kim Wardlaw. Courtesy photos
