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Professor Darmer Quoted in Several Articles
Professor Katherine Darmer was quoted in several articles on this date relating to the Roger Clemens steroids story: “Could Roger Be Charged With Perjury? Legal Experts Debate Whether Federal Prosecutors Will Indict Clemens” at abcnews.com (read article…); “Waxman has options but won’t commit on Clemens” in The Los Angeles Times (read article…); “A loss for
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Chapman Law Review Hosted Symposium
On February 8, the Chapman Law Review hosted The 10th Annual Chapman Law Review Symposium, “Publicity Rights in Bytes.” The much-anticipated event lived up to its advance billing and was a great success. Learn more…
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Bankruptcy Appellate Panel Held Official Hearings at Chapman
The Ninth Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel held its official hearings at the School of Law for the second straight year. Learn more…
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3L Argues Case to Court of Appeals
3L student Rob Webster recently argued a case to the Ninth Circuit Court Of Appeals. One of the judges before whom Rob argued complemented both Rob and Chapman Law School on Rob’s great performance. An appellate litigator from the Federal Public Defender’s Office likewise complemented Rob’s performance, as did several Ninth Circuit staff attorneys. Way
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Elder Law Center Achieves Great Result for Client
3L student Jack Styskal and the Alona Cortese Elder Law Center achieved a great result on behalf of a client during the week of January 28. The center’s client obtained a conservatorship over her adult, developmentally challenged daughter, allowing the client to determine medical care and housing arrangements for her daughter. Jack prepared the conservatorship
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Assistant Dean Simmons Named Chair Elect for AALS Section
Assistant Dean of Admissions Tracy Simmons has been named Chair elect for the AALS Section on Pre-Legal Education and Admissions to Law School.
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Chapman Hosts Bankruptcy Appellate Panel for Official Hearings
On January 25, the School of Law hosted the 9th Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel (“BAP”) for official hearings in the school’s Appellate Courtroom. Learn more…
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Chapman Hosted American Board of Trial Advocates
On January 24, Chapman hosted the American Board of Trial Advocate’s “Masters in Trial” Program. Learn more…
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Professor Hewitt Featured in CA Lawyer Magazine
Professor Hugh Hewitt was featured in the January 2008 issue in California Lawyer magazine. Read article…
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Harvard Publishes Professor Noyes' Article
Professor Henry Noyes’ most recent article “Good Cause Is Bad Medicine For the New E-Discovery Rules” was published in the Harvard Journal of Law & Technology in December 2007. It may be downloaded here.