Before June 2022, law clerks had few opportunities to judge their judges. Enter the Legal Accountability Project, which Aliza Shatzman launched to increase transparency and accountability in judicial clerkships and the judiciary. A hallmark of the nonprofit organization is a centralized clerkships database that Shatzman describes as “basically Glassdoor for judges,” referencing the popular company review site.
Jan 1, 2026 9:55 AM CST