Fowler School of Law Students Continue Success at National Thomas Tang Moot Court Competition
Announced on November 15, 2016
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law students Arlene Galarza (JD ’18) and Andrew Marsh (JD ’18) recently claimed the Best Brief award at the national round of the Thomas Tang Moot Court competition in San Diego. The accomplishment comes after winning the first-place title at the regional competition one month prior.
This is the first time that a Chapman Law competition team has been awarded a national award for Best Brief. Congratulations to Arlene and Andrew!
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