A law clerk is a person who helps a judge or lawyer with their work by doing research, writing summaries, and assisting in legal tasks. Full definition
But the situation would be much worse if it were not for the court staff, which includes attorneys that serve as law clerks for the court or individual judges. (lstradio.com)
In some cases, you can find a firm that is looking for law clerks for the summer. (lawyerist.com)
The author presents a comprehensive, yet concise handbook for new judicial law clerks at both the trial and appellate levels. (legalwritingjournal.org)