MCLE – Substance Abuse, Bias, Ethics & Breakfast
Announced on January 7, 2016
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law Professors Anthony Caso, John Eastman and Mario Mainero will participate in the St. Thomas More Society of Orange County’s upcoming MCLE training Substance Abuse, Bias, Ethics & Breakfast on January 23. Professors Caso and Eastman will serve as panelists, and Professor Mainero will serve as moderator. The event will be hosted in Chapman University Fowler School of Law’s Kennedy Hall and counts toward three hours of MCLE credits.
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