Jones Day announced that it has added seven former Supreme Court clerks to its attorney ranks, all of whom clerked for conservative justices during the last term.
The Cleveland-based firm has been increasingly associated with Republican interests, particularly since President Donald Trump’s administration. A number of Jones Day attorneys have headed back to the firm after stints in the administration, including longtime partner Noel Francisco, who served as the government’s top lawyer at the US Supreme Court.
Five of the seven new hires clerked for Trump’s Supreme Court nominees, Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney Barrett. The other two ...
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