Chapman Law's Competition Teams Continue to Triumph
Earlier this month, Chapman Law School sent two teams to the National Juvenile Law Moot Court Competition at Whittier Law School. The teams were…
Earlier this month, Chapman Law School sent two teams to the National Juvenile Law Moot Court Competition at Whittier Law School. The teams were…
One year ago, we lost a treasured member of the law school community—Professor Katherine Darmer. Professor Darmer was an excellent scholar and teacher. In…
In June 2013, Alice B. Lustre (LL.M. ’10) will be presenting her research entitled “After the Gavel Falls: Application of the Federal Crime Victims’…
Student blogger: Minhquan Nguyen (’14) PILF Co-President Midnight. Still not in bed. Alarm is set for 6 AM (argh, argh). One month until…
When we talk to new law students after their first semester, they often tell us that law school has been one of the toughest…
Mediation jobs usually come after at least a decade of experience, but for Chapman 3L Amanda Singer, her mediation job will start immediately following…
Guest blogger: Nancy Sandoval, Class of 2014 As a law student, one of my greatest concerns is tailoring my education to be a…
Jimmy Blalock (‘09) was Chair of the Chapman Law Alumni Advisory Board from 2011-2012. “Jimmy drafted the board bylaws, solicited new members and served…
Are you a Chapman Law alumni? Have you recently changed firms, been promoted or made partner and would like to be featured in the…
Chapman Law alumnus Kevin O’Donnell (’12) always knew he wanted to work in the public sector. “Even when I was a young child in…
In the last three years, 14 Chapman Law graduates have been offered clerkships in Bankruptcy Court. This is quite an accomplishment for such a…
Every semester, Dean Campbell gives an update about the newest developments at Chapman Law in an effort to keep alumni, current students and faculty…