The Wisconsin Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals offer excellent law clerk opportunities to the new or recent graduate of an accredited law school. Applicants must possess a degree from an accredited law school as of the appointment date for the clerkship.
| Date posted | Title/description | Location | Date closed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 06/17/25 | Law Clerk - Justice Brian Hagedorn has one position available for a one-year, two-year, or permanent law clerk beginning August 1, 2026, and is seeking candidates with strong writing and critical thinking skills and strong attention to detail. Learn more & apply | Madison, WI | Open until filled |
The Wisconsin Supreme Court, composed of seven justices, is the state's highest court. Located in the State Capitol, it has appellate jurisdiction over all Wisconsin courts and has discretion to determine which appeals it will hear. The Supreme Court may also hear original actions—cases that have not been heard in a lower court. The court selects cases it will review based on criteria described in the Wisconsin Statutes.
In addition to its case deciding function, the Supreme Court has administrative and regulatory authority over all Wisconsin courts and the practice of law in the state.
Each of the seven justices personally appoints a law clerk to perform research, prepare memoranda, assist in the drafting of opinions and perform other duties as the individual justice may direct. Supreme Court law clerks are...
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