Fowler Law Alumnus Appointed Liaison to ABA Commission on Hispanic Legal Rights
Announced on July 21, 2016
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law alumnus Darrell White (’09) has been appointed to the serve as the American Bar Association, Litigation Section Liaison to the Commission on Hispanic Legal Rights and Responsibilities.
The commission was created to address the challenges and responsibilities facing Hispanics in and within the legal system of the United States.
As liaison, White will provide information and recommendations on how to support the commission, such as promoting educational programs and policies or advancing access-to-justice initiatives. White is currently an associate at Weintraub Tobin, working with various practice groups including litigation and real estate. Prior to his work with Weintraub Tobin, he was an attorney with an international law firm where he represented financial institutions in both state and federal courts.
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