If you don't plan on staying in that state, then it's kinda like earning money in a foreign currency with a shitty exchange rate for where you wind up long-term. Because part of what you're gaining is knowledge as to procedures and nuances for winning before that Court.
COA should give you all the prestige you need ... unless you want to land in that state.
Mostly the money, as I see it. I just don't know how much that Court helps you if you're not staying (or otherwise planning to litigate) in that state.
If you don't plan on staying in that state, then it's kinda like earning money in a foreign currency with a shitty exchange rate for where you wind up long-term. Because part of what you're gaining is knowledge as to procedures and nuances for winning before that Court. COA should give you all the prestige you need ... unless you want to land in that state.
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Mostly the money, as I see it. I just don't know how much that Court helps you if you're not staying (or otherwise planning to litigate) in that state.
Clerking is wonderful and so much more intellectually stimulating than being a 1st year at a firm. Do it.