Alumna Serves for Four Years on Executive Board of OCBA’s Legislative Resolutions Committee
Maryalice Khan (’98) is no stranger to a good challenge. Perhaps that’s why, in addition to her full-time work as a regulatory/accrediting compliance auditor with Anthem Blue Cross, she is co-founder of the Orange County Bar Association’s (OCBA) Health Care Law Section and Chair of the OCBA’s Legislative Resolutions Committee (LRC). As Chair of the
Fowler Law 3L Chosen as Niskanen Center IP/Copyright Fellow
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law third year student Regina Zernay (JD ’17) has been selected as an adjunct fellow for the libertarian think tank Niskanen Center, where she is responsible for producing content on intellectual property and copyright law for the organization’s blog. Her first article, “The Quest for Automated Copyright Enforcement,”
Alumna Recognized as Honoree of International Innovation Award
Congratulations to alumna Kristin Miller (Engelke) (’10) whose company InMotion Albums is being recognized by the Consumer Technology Association as a recipient of a 2017 CES Innovation Awards. The Innovation Awards celebrate outstanding product design and engineering in 28 categories for new consumer technology products around the globe. The awards began in 1967 and have
Chapman Law is Well-Represented on Orange County Women Lawyers Association Executive Board
The Orange County Women Lawyers Association (OCWLA) recently announced its new Executive Board, and two Chapman Law alumni and one current LL.M. student will serve in three of the five new officer positions. Congratulations to incoming President Michelle Tran (’10), Treasurer Sarah Nowels (’10), and Secretary Sheila-Marie Finkelstein (LL.M. ’17). Michelle Tran is owner of
Fowler Law Tax Program Recognized by preLaw Magazine
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law’s tax law program received an “A-” grade in the article “Top Schools for Taxation” in the most recent issue of preLaw magazine. Of the 109 schools identified by preLaw as offering concentrations or certificates in tax law, two received “A” grades, with nine additional schools, including Chapman,
Chapman Law Alumnus Helps Victims and Their Families as Deputy District Attorney
For Garret Wong (’08), the greatest benefit of earning a JD was the opportunity to serve his community and seek justice for the most vulnerable of crime victims. Since graduating from law school at Chapman, he has done just that as a Deputy District Attorney in the Family Protection Division of the San Diego County
Professor Rotunda Publishes Russian Edition on The Politics of Language
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law Professor Ronald Rotunda recently published Либерализм как слово и символ : борьба за либеральный бренд в США [The Politics of Language: Liberalism as Word and Symbol] (Социум, 2016) in Russia. The book was originally published by the University of Iowa Press in 1986. From the Russian publisher’s description
Competition Boards End Semester with Excellent Regional Results
Chapman University Fowler School of Law’s competition boards brought their semester of events to a close last weekend with successes at the regional rounds of two competitions: the ABA Negotiation Competition and the National Moot Court Competition, both in San Diego. At the ABA Negotiation Competition, three Chapman teams competed, with the team of Dallin
Alumnus Ryan Chavez (‘09) Appointed CFO of Asterias Biotherapeutics, Inc.
Chapman University Fowler School of Law alumnus Ryan Chavez (‘09) was appointed last week as Chief Financial Officer of Asterias Biotherapeutics, Inc., a publicly traded biotechnology company pioneering the field of regenerative medicine. Chavez joined the company in July of this year as Executive Vice President of Finance and General Counsel. He will retain the
Alumnus Launches New Community Prosecutor Program in Huntington Beach
Since Michael Gates (’08) was elected as Huntington Beach City Attorney in 2014, the nearly lifetime Huntington Beach resident has focused on improving the office’s quality of work, shortening its turn-around time, and improving services provided to the community. That’s why the Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law alumnus recently spearheaded the addition