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Tax clerkship without LL.M.?	Apr 6, 2009, 10:47 AM
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Do any of these judges hire clerks who don't have a tax LLM?
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I doubt it.	Sep 11, 2009, 8:58 PM
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I highly doubt it. Most of these guys either have a tax LLM or big law firm experience.
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Possible without Tax LLM	Sep 11, 2009, 9:17 PM
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A tax LLM is a definite boost, but it's possible to get hired without one. I got hired with no tax LLM and only summer associate experience at a big firm. Know of at least one other hire with similar credentials. Bottom line, judges are looking for a commitment to tax. It's easy to demonstrate this with a tax LLM, but there are other ways.
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Hello	Feb 23, 2010, 2:13 AM
Re: Paris, Elizabeth Crewson	#4
I have been trying--off and on--to catch up with you for several years. I was cleaning out some files and ran across one of your presentations--done in 1997 when we were providing seminars for CSU. I "Googled" you and--there you were!! I am SO impressed with all you've accomplished. I've been with USDA, GIPSA, Packers & Stockyards Program for 10+ years. If you have a personal E-mail, would love to catch up and get re-acquainted.
– Kathy Boyd (Unregistered)


Law Clerk	Jul 23, 2010, 8:02 PM
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How often do these judges hire law clerks?
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Law Clerk	Jul 23, 2010, 8:04 PM
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I am currently in my last year of law school and I am interested in clerking for a tax judge. I plan to get my LLM soon after I graduate. How can I clerk for U.S. Tax Judge?
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Tax Court clerkship	Jul 29, 2010, 11:57 PM
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Getting an LLM helps in landing a clerkship, but it depends on where you get the LLM. Most clerks either went to Georgetown or NYU. If you go to Georgetown, I would highly recommend interning at the Court.
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More info...	Aug 23, 2010, 12:36 AM
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You might want to check out www.taxcourtclerks.com. I'm a former Tax Court clerk and I've posted some info there that's relevant. You can ask other current and former clerks of the Tax Court your questions there, too.
– Max L. (Unregistered)


more info...	Aug 23, 2010, 12:39 AM
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Most judges will consider you without an LL.M. in tax. You might want to check out a site started by a former clerk (ehem) called taxcourtclerks (the rest is pretty obvious). There's some more info there and you can ask current and former clerks your questions as well.
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more info...	Aug 23, 2010, 12:39 AM
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Most judges will consider you without an LL.M. in tax. You might want to check out a site started by a former clerk (ehem) called taxcourtclerks (the rest is pretty obvious). There's some more info there and you can ask current and former clerks your questions as well.
– Anonymous (Unregistered)


mDDrTQHMWCpMp	Aug 22, 2011, 1:36 PM
Re: Morrison, Richard T.	#11
All of my questions sttleed-thanks!
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