Bobbleheads and Smoked Brisket at SCOTUS: Recollections and Advice from Former Supreme Court Law Clerks Who Now Practice in Texas

All roads lead to Texas these days and years. Texas added more new residents in 2021 than any other state, according to the U.S. Census.

A rarified group of legal incomers has joined the crowd. U.S. Supreme Court law clerks often call Washington, D.C., home after their clerkships. But increasingly, Supreme Court clerks – especially those who worked for conservative justices – have headed to the Lone Star state to practice law and, often, to build a family.