Fowler School of Law Hosts IP LawMeet, Competition Teams Begin November with Strong Results at Thomas Tang Moot Court Nationals
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law competition teams began the month with strong results in three competitions: the IP LawMeet in Orange County and Chicago; the Thomas Tang Moot Court Regional Competition in San Diego; and the Thomas Tang National Finals in New Orleans. Chapman teams competed in the IP LawMeet in two
Associate Dean Donald Kochan Publishes “Constituencies and Contemporaneousness in Reason-Giving: Thoughts and Direction After T-Mobile”
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law Associate Dean Donald Kochan’s work on “ Constituencies and Contemporaneousness in Reason-Giving: Thoughts and Direction After T-Mobile ” was published in October as the lead article in Volume 37 of the Cardozo Law Review . From the abstract: This Article presents a framework for reason-giving requirements
UCLA Law Dean Discusses “Made in Advance” Expert Testimony at Chapman Dialogue
On October 26, Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law welcomed UCLA Law Dean Jennifer L. Mnookin as a featured guest in the 2015-2016 Chapman Dialogue Lecture Series . Her presentation entitled “ Modular, Made-in-Advance Expert Testimony: Opportunities and Obstacles ” was followed by a discussion with Fowler School of Law Professor Mario Mainero.
Alumni Highlights - Fall 2015
Are you an alumnus? Have you recently changed firms, been promoted, published or made partner and would like to be featured in the next online edition of Alumni Highlights? Submit a class note! More than 60 Fowler School of Law alumni were named to the Super Lawyers magazine’s annual Rising Star list. Samuel
Professor Lawrence Rosenthal Publishes “The Limits of Second Amendment Originalism and the Constitutional Case for Gun Control”
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law Professor Lawrence Rosenthal’s article “The Limits of Second Amendment Originalism and the Constitutional Case for Gun Control” was published in late October 2015 in the Washington University Law Review (Volume 92, Number 5). From the abstract: Second Amendment jurisprudence was revolutionized by the Supreme Court’s 2008 decision
2015 Nexus Symposium Presents A Sustainable Future: The Advancement and Implementation of Renewable Energy
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law’s Nexus Journal of Law and Policy , celebrating its 20th year, hosted its annual symposium on Friday, October 23. The symposium, “ A Sustainable Future: The Advancement and Implementation of Renewable Energy ,” featured legal scholars, industry professionals and policy influencers. Over the course of a morning
Fowler School of Law Earns Top 10 “Quality of Life” Ranking for 12th Straight Year
For the 12th year in a row, Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law has achieved a top 10 ranking for “Quality of Life” in The Princeton Review’s “Best 173 Law Schools” for 2016. The school has been ranked #6 among all ABA law schools in this category. Fowler School of Law has claimed
On-Campus Interview Program Helped Alumna Land Position that Led to Trip to U.S. Supreme Court
Some externships lead to great real-world experience and networking opportunities, some lead to a permanent job, and others lead to…the Supreme Court? Alumna Samantha Jones (’15) earned a position with FEM Law Group After a successful experience in an On-Campus Interview session during her second year at Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of
Professor Richard Redding Publishes “The Legal Academy Under Erasure”
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law Professor Richard Redding recently published “ The Legal Academy Under Erasure ” in the Catholic University Law Review (Volume 64, Number 2). From the abstract: We hear much about the crisis in legal education: high tuition costs, steep declines in law school enrollment, and graduates unprepared
Georgetown Law Professor Presents Case for Originalism at Latest Chapman Dialogue
On October 8, Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law welcomed Lawrence B. Solum, the Carmack Waterhouse Professor of Law at Georgetown University Law Center, for the second presentation of the 2015-2016 Chapman Dialogue Lecture Series . His presentation entitled “ The Case for Originalism: Justifying the Constraining Force of the Constitutional Text ”