(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 7 SCOTUS Clerks Land at Jones Day
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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United States Supreme Court
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.
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