Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor has hired four law clerks, two of whom have already clerked for other justices.
Robert Yablon formerly clerked for Ruth Bader Ginsburg. His JD is from Yale Law.
Lindsey Powell formerly clerked for John Paul Stevens. Her JD is from Stanford Law.
Jeremy Marwell clerked for DC Circuit Judge Stephen Williams. His JD is from NYU Law.
Eloise Pasachoff was a clerk for Sotomayor’s friend and 2nd Circuit colleague Robert Katzmann. Her JD is from Harvard Law.
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