u/SenseAnxious6772

Does this mean he is doing tropic thunder?? Tate seemed to hint he was going to be on rewatchables during tailgate today

Edit: not totally sure of my goals. I came to law school wanting to do admin/regulatory stuff but that didn’t really pan out. I know I’d like to continue doing litigation, I’d love to obviously be a partner and make money, and I also love appellate work… (I know some of that might not be attainable but…)

I have been connected with a magistrate judge for a potential clerkship opportunity next fall (after 1 year of work). (i'm not going into details but was basically told, if I'm interested, it's there). It is not in SDNY/NDCA but in a ~ major ~ American city. my understanding is that the mag judge has a substantial criminal docket and takes the lead on employment cases.

I graduate law school this year. I'm satisfied with my job. It's a lower level Amlaw 100 speciality firm which I like, in a city I wanted and i'll be reunited with my partner after long distance. But I also really enjoy regulatory/admin law work. Also of note, the city of my job and clerkship are in different places.

I have above average grades from a T-30 (really turned it around after 1L fall), so i'm not sure an article III clerkship is in the cards.

But I think I'd love clerking. i did an internship with an article III judge and loved it. I loved the vibes, the research and the writing. very much a nerd in this way.

I'm also an older law student — think later 20s/early 30s.

So I'm asking:

• Would you do the mag clerkship?
• What should I view as the deciding factor in my decision?
• Are mag judges really that looked down upon even though the work is substantively the same?
• is there anyway I could pivot to doing the admin/regulatory work I wanted? Or would I have to do another clerkship?
• Am I too old to clerk? Or rather, too old to clerk for the magistrate judge?

thanks for your help

1 edit: for timing of clerkship

hello?!?!? what is going on??? i've just started going through and it seems like they have no videos about Ucc remedies unless i am missing something? feel like UCC remedies are a huge part of the exam?!?

It’s a history of regulation in the United States through biographies of different figures – Louis Brandeis, Alfred Kahn, and others.

Anyone read it? Have checked it out ur haven’t dove in yet because I’m wondering if it’s too academic

The guy made me want the wolves to win. His writing is amazing. And also i love how fun Ant is. Go wolves!

Also, omg love that he has his own flair here. Y’all are so lucky!

Super interesting for any fellow Foner/reconstruction nerds out there

Thesis can be found here: https://scholarworks.wm.edu/server/api/core/bitstreams/bca014f7-203e-492d-9a68-e6d0588ed446/content

Titled: MEANINGS OF FREEDOM Virginia Contraband Settlements and Wartime Reconstruction

Dates: Between August 3 -and August 25 2026

Location: Europe

People: Couple (late 20s, American)

Budget: ideally would like to pay with points. I myself have 200k+ on Chase I'd like to use. can supplement funds after this.

For the purposes of this exercise, can exclude flights from the budget.

Would like a great all inclusive with a fun vibe for 20 year old couple who have just taken the bar exam. place to relax, great food (partner is a foodie) but also activities and interesting people.

Thanks!!