Fowler School of Law Professors Named to Los Angeles Best Lawyers List
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law Professors Ronald Rotunda and David Gibbs were recently named to the 2017 Los Angeles “Best Lawyers” list by Best Lawyers magazine. Professor Rotunda was recognized for Ethics and Professional Responsibility and Professor Gibbs for Arbitration and Mediation. The Best Lawyers rankings are based on a rigorous evaluation
Three School of Law Alumni Announce Local Office Candidacies
Three Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law alumni – Josh Mauras (’09), Karl Truong (’11), and Jake Vollebregt (’08) – recently announced their candidacies for local office. Mauras is running for a seat on the Santa Ana City Council and Truong and Vollebregt are seeking positions on their local school boards. Mauras is
Fowler Law Professor Marisa Cianciarulo Publishes Article in Columbia Human Rights Law Review
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law Professor Marisa Cianciarulo’s article “Refugees in Our Midst: Applying International Human Rights Law to the Bullying of LGBTQ Youth in the United States” was recently published in Volume 47, Number 2 of the Columbia Human Rights Law Review. From the abstract: This Article explores the severe bullying
Political Correspondent Molly Ball Presents to Full House at First Chapman Dialogue of the Season
Molly Ball, national political correspondent for The Atlantic, talked about Republicans, Democrats and unpredictable voting habits at the first Chapman Dialogue of the year, hosted on Tuesday at Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law. Nearly 150 law and undergraduate students, members of the faculty and administration, and members of the community gathered in
From Fast-Paced Litigation to Creative In-House Counsel, Alumna Ashley Coleman Finds Success
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law alumna Ashley Coleman (’08) graduated with one thing on her mind: civil litigation. However, she soon learned that life and the law can lead graduates to unexpected paths as they grow in their practice. Coleman fell in love with employment litigation shortly after passing the bar, when
Chapman University Community Gathers to Welcome Dean Matt Parlow
Spirits were high on the evening of September 1 as administration, faculty, students, alumni and friends of Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law gathered to celebrate the law school’s new Dean and Donald P. Kennedy Chair in Law, Matt Parlow, with a welcome reception in the Kennedy Hall lobby. Fowler School of Law
Prescription Medication Mix-Up Inspires Proposed Legislation by Fowler Law Alumnus
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law alumnus Jeffrey Greenman (’06) will take a recent Southern California case to Sacramento this fall in hopes of bringing about new legislation to change how prescription medications are handled. His inspiration came after taking on the case of a 12-year-old girl who suffered from severe and frightening
First Editions of Two New Constitutional Law Textbooks Just Published by Fowler Law Professor Ronald Rotunda
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law Professor Ronald Rotunda recently authored two new first edition textbooks, Rotunda’s American Constitutional Law: The Supreme Court in American History Volume 1 – Institutional Powers (West Academic Publishing 2016) and Rotunda’s American Constitutional Law: The Supreme Court in American History Volume 2 – Liberties (West Academic Publishing
Fowler Law Professor Denis Binder Publishes “Can We Secure the Hallowed Halls of Academe?”
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law Professor Denis Binder’s article “Can We Secure the Hallowed Halls of Academe?” was recently published in Volume 26, Number 2 of the Regent University Law Review. From the abstract: Education is a different environ today. As Columbine, Virginia Tech and other tragedies highlight, we have to worry
Fowler Law Professor Susanna Ripken Publishes “Paternalism and Securities Regulation”
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law Professor Susanna Ripken’s article “Paternalism and Securities Regulation” was recently published in Volume 21 of the Stanford Journal of Law, Business & Finance. From the abstract: Federal securities regulation in the United States purports to take a distinctly non-paternalistic approach to the securities markets. The securities laws