Gabe Roth

Judges are life tenured. The average age of federal judges right now is about 65 or 68. Law clerks, they are roughly, let's say, 26 to 30.

Judges are life tenured. The average age of federal judges right now is about 65 or 68. Law clerks, they are roughly, let's say, 26 to 30.

So informal advice can be anything like, you know, talk to the judge, write down your thoughts. It can be a lot of different sort of basic HR things that we've all spoken to HR people about.

If it's more serious, there are other options that you have. So something that's called an assisted resolution option.

There's tons of stats. You want to know the birth year of some random judge in Missouri from 1897? They have that. But the idea that they have not successfully captured the most common type of complaint is very frustrating.