Let's Talk 4th Circuit! Forum

[Anonymous User]

How is Niemeyer as a boss/clerkship experience?

Tough/cranky from what I’ve hears

[Anonymous User]

Heytens interview invites out?

[Anonymous User]

Has Heytens extended any interview offers, or does he wait until Thursday?

[Anonymous User]

Has Heytens extended any interview offers, or does he wait until Thursday?

don't know for sure, but don't know of anyone at my HYS who has received an interview offer

[Anonymous User]

Any updates on Heytens?

[Anonymous User]

Any updates on Heytens?

none yet afaik, my school’s tracker is silent at least

[Anonymous User]

Any movement from Richardson? Does he ever hire top students from regionals (alum doing generic biglaw, but graduated tied number 1 in class from a school in the 4th circuit)?

Additionally, any CA4 judges that would seriously someone with those stats?

[Anonymous User]

Judging by past years, we’re in the witching hour….has anyone received an interview invite for Heytens?

[Anonymous User]

Judging by past years, we’re in the witching hour….has anyone received an interview invite for Heytens?

Since it's a federal holiday are they even working today? I think most of us assumed if they were going to send invites out it would've been yesterday but might be wrong

[Anonymous User]

That’s fair, I forgot about the holiday. Still, given that interviews could potentially start on the 22nd, I feel like they’d have to send out invites either today or over the weekend. I guess we’ll see!

[Anonymous User]

The posting is marked as expired on OSCAR. I assumed that meant they sent out invites already but maybe not?

[Anonymous User]

Genuine question because I really just don't know, but what makes Heytens so desired beyond just being a COA judge? Is he known to be a good boss? Does he feed? I saw in another thread that he's considered a top liberal clerkship at the moment, curious why that is (if it's true)

[Anonymous User]

Genuine question because I really just don't know, but what makes Heytens so desired beyond just being a COA judge? Is he known to be a good boss? Does he feed? I saw in another thread that he's considered a top liberal clerkship at the moment, curious why that is (if it's true)

He is a semi-feeder. Saw him speak at my law school — brilliant guy and interesting background being a state SG

[Anonymous User]

Any movement from Heytens?

[Anonymous User]

still nothing from Heytens?

[Anonymous User]

That’s fair, I forgot about the holiday. Still, given that interviews could potentially start on the 22nd, I feel like they’d have to send out invites either today or over the weekend. I guess we’ll see!

Have people heard from Heytens yet?

[Anonymous User]

That’s fair, I forgot about the holiday. Still, given that interviews could potentially start on the 22nd, I feel like they’d have to send out invites either today or over the weekend. I guess we’ll see!

Have people heard from Heytens yet?

nothing on my school's tracker... but would not read too much into that at this stage

[Anonymous User]

Heytens has interviewed

[Anonymous User]

Has Richardson moved?

[Anonymous User]

Heytens filled his spots last week

[Anonymous User]

Genuine question because I really just don't know, but what makes Heytens so desired beyond just being a COA judge? Is he known to be a good boss? Does he feed? I saw in another thread that he's considered a top liberal clerkship at the moment, curious why that is (if it's true)

he's one of very few Biden appointees with traditional feeder credentials and he's in the DC area, so he's very selective.

[Anonymous User]

Heytens interviewed last week