Library Displays Signed Copy of Justice Thomas' Memoir
The Law Library announced that it has put on display a signed copy of the memoir, My Grandfather’s Son, by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. During Justice Thomas’ visit this month, he signed a copy of his work. The framed book now hangs on the staircase landing, just inside the law library entrance. The
Supreme Court Justice Thomas Visits Chapman
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas made a special visit to the law school on December 17, 2007. Learn more…
72% of Chapman Alumni Pass Bar
The official results are in for the July 2007 bar examination and Chapman has achieved a best-ever 72% California Bar pass rate for a summer exam. Learn more…
Chapman Students Win Mock Trial Competition
Chapman law students Gino Monteleone and Garret Wong win Best Advocate Awards at the the prestigious NACDL Mock Trial Competition.
Chapman Rank in Princeton Review Top-Ten Categories
The School of Law ranks in three top-ten categories in 2008 Best 170 Law Schools (Princeton Review), including a #1 rank for quality of life. Learn more…
Dean Eastman Appears on Fox News
Dean John Eastman appears on Fox News Special Report with Brit Hume to discuss his work on birthright citizenship.
Chapman Alumna Featured in OC Metro
Entrepreneur-turned-attorney Diana Todaro (’03) is featured in an October 2007 OC Metro story.
Chapman Student Publishes Article
The article “What It Means to Be Famous Worldwide” written by Chapman law student Ian McClure was published in the October 2007 issue of the Federal Lawyer. The article focuses on protection of “famous” international trademarks that are unregistered. Ian is a Notes Editor for the Chapman Law Review as well as Vice President of
Chapman Tax Appeal Assistance Program Wins Award
The Tax Appeal Assistance Program (“TAAP”) recently won the largest award since its inception at Chapman in the fall of 2006. Chapman student Michael Larkin (‘08) took the case of a small business owner from Orange County who had been fined by state tax authorities for allegedly failing to pay a penalty and several years
CSO Davis-Gregory Speaks on Blogging for a Job
Assistant Director of Career Services Donna Davis-Gregory will speak on “Blogging for a Job” at the Equal Justice Works Conference and Career Fair, Washington, DC on Saturday, October 6, 2007. She will also be a panelist on Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell Panel Discussion: Academic and Practical Perspectives” at USC, Gould School of Law in Los