LAP shares Clerkships Database user numbers by law school for the 2024-2025 school year.

LAP announces a slight price increase for Clerkships Database subscribers for the 2025-2026 School Year.

The Legal Accountability Project celebrates three years of delivering for law students, law clerks, the legal industry, the judiciary, and society generally.

Rutgers Law School students can access LAP’s Clerkships Database for free this year, thanks to a generous donation by Jerry Levine (‘07).

LAP applauds the introduction of the TRUST Act to close the loophole that currently allows federal judges to retire or resign to evade accountability.

LAP’s President and Founder Aliza Shatzman will speak on National Law Day of Action at a Rally To Support Our Courts in Carlisle, PA.

The Legal Accountability Project is honored to receive Ms. JD’s 2025 Limitless Leadership Award, recognizing a pioneering organization embodying a spirit of excellence and a deep commitment to advancing gender equity in the legal profession.

Houston Law students can access LAP’s Database for free, thanks to a generous donation from Professor Renee Knake Jefferson.

One year ago, judicial clerkship hiring changed forever. LAP celebrates the one-year anniversary of our Clerkships Database launch.

LAP is grateful to returning sponsor Corbi Law.

The federal judiciary’s 2023 workplace conduct survey results suggest that employees rarely report misconduct to the courts and overwhelmingly lack confidence in the judiciary’s internal reporting processes.

Thanks to another generous donation by Mosaic Search Partners, the next 50 NYU Law students who register for LAP’s Clerkships Database can access the platform for free this year.

One of the most direct ways to support law students applying for clerkships, as well as judicial externships, at your law school alma mater is to cover the Clerkships Database subscription cost for students this year.

Thanks to a generous alumni donation from Sarah Cottrell (‘08), all UChicago Law students can access LAP’s Clerkships Database for free this year.

Thanks to a generous alumni donation from LAP advisory board member Ramon J. Ryan (VLS ‘21), 50 Vanderbilt Law students can access LAP’s Clerkships Database for free this year.

Thanks to a generous donation from Mosaic Search Partners, 50 Harvard Law School students can access LAP’s Clerkships Database for free this year.

Thanks to a generous donation from Columbia Law School alumnus Bryson Malcolm (‘20), CLS students can access LAP’s Clerkships Database for free this year.

Yale Law School cannot prohibit students from accessing LAP’s Clerkships Database, as much as they might like to. And, thanks to a generous donation, students don’t have to pay to access the platform this year, either.

LAP’s President and Founder Aliza Shatzman was honored to earn the title of Above the Law 2024 Lawyer of the Year.

The Legal Accountability Project is honored to receive the Limitless Leadership Award from Ms. JD in recognition of our pathbreaking work on behalf of women law students and lawyers.