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Professor Rotunda Recognized as Top Lawyer
Professor Ronald Rotunda was published in a magazine supplement to the Washington Post entitled, “Washington DC’s Best Lawyers: 2009 Edition – A Comprehensive Guide to the Area’s Top Lawyers.” Of note, Professor Rotunda was the only lawyer listed under the “Ethics and Professional Responsibility Law” category. Read ranking…
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Professor Eggert Quoted on Foreclosure
Professor Kurt Eggert was quoted in an article in Contra Costa Times, entitled, “$300B FHA rescue funds available to homeowners – with a hitch.” Professor Eggert, a former member of the Federal Reserve Board’s Consumer Advisory Council, said that the FHA program’s challenge is to “build in enough motivation for the financial industry to play
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Professor Bishop Publishes Article on Federal Reserve
Professor Keith Bishop authored an article entitled, “Silver Standard,” in the Los Angeles Lawyer Magazine. Read article…
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LA Times Quotes Professor Rosenthal on Sheriff Carona
Professor Lawrence Rosenthal was quoted in an article in the Los Angeles Times entitled, “Testifying in his own corruption trial would be a huge gamble for Michael Carona.” As the title infers, the article is about whether or not OC Sheriff Michael Carona should testify. Professor Rosenthal stated, “By far the worst gamble for the
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Students Published on Health Care Proposals
The Los Angeles Daily Journal published two op-eds written by Chapman Law students analyzing the presidential candidates’ health care proposals. In a full page point-counterpoint piece that appeared in the October 17, 2008 issue, “A Healthy Debate” featured the opinions of 3L student Shirley Peng and 2L student Edward Reid. Peng noted that John McCain’s plan only appeals
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Professor Darmer Quoted in OC Register on Sheriff Carona
Professor Katherine Darmer was quoted in an article in the Orange County Register entitled, “Mike Carona: From ‘America’s Sheriff’ to Defendant.” With jury selection set to begin in the corruption case against former Orange County Sheriff Mike Carona, the article discusses the case and the multiple motions to dismiss filed by Carona’s attorneys. Professor Darmer
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Wall Street Journal Publishes Dean Canova's Op-Ed
Associate Dean Timothy Canova authored an op-ed appearing in the Wall Street Journal entitled, “Massive Stimulus May Be Needed to Stem Crisis.” In his piece, Dean Canova discussed the similarities between the current financial crisis and the Great Depression and suggests that a grand scale financial stimulus is likely needed to overcome the current financial
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LA Times Quotes Dean Eastman on Worst Supreme Court Decisions
Dean John Eastman was quoted in a Los Angeles Times article entitled, “Roe vs. Wade? Bush vs. Gore? What Are the Worst Supreme Court Decisions?” In the article constitutional law professors and other experts from across the country were asked what they believe is the worst Supreme Court decision. The most common answer given by
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Professor Smith Publishes Op-Ed on Housing Bubble
Professor Vernon Smith authored an op-ed entitled, “Surviving Until Next Time.” In his article, Professor Smith discusses the current crash of the U.S. housing bubble and its causes. However, despite the current crisis, Professor Smith expresses optimism for the future with, “Our brutalized economy will survive the crash – after a scare and some scars.”
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Professor Falk Presented at Chapman Dialogue
Distinguished Visiting Professor of Law Richard Falk presented “Debating International law Since 9/11: Principled and Pragmatic Controversies,” at a Chapman Dialogue this Saturday. An audience of close to a hundred attended the event, including Lucy Reed the president of the American Society of International Law (ASIL) and Betsy Andersen, ASIL’s executive director. In addition, dozens