United States Bankruptcy Court announces law clerk vacancy for 2026-27 term

John A. Dorsey, Judge of the United States Bankruptcy Court District of Rhode Island
John A. Dorsey, Judge of the United States Bankruptcy Court District of Rhode Island
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The United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Rhode Island announced on Mar. 9 that it is accepting applications for the position of Term Law Clerk to United States Bankruptcy Judge John A. Dorsey for the 2026-27 term.

The announcement is important for recent law graduates and legal professionals seeking clerkship opportunities in federal courts. The position offers experience working closely with a bankruptcy judge and exposure to federal court proceedings.

According to the court, priority will be given to applications submitted by April 10, 2026. Interested candidates are encouraged to review the Vacancy Announcement for full details and information about the application process.

This vacancy provides an opportunity for qualified individuals to gain valuable legal experience within the federal judiciary system. The role typically involves assisting Judge Dorsey with research, drafting opinions, and managing case documents.

Applications received after the priority deadline may still be considered if the position remains open. Prospective applicants should ensure their materials are complete and submitted promptly.



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