Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law students began Commencement weekend festivities last Thursday with two receptions honoring the JD and LL.M. classes of 2015. Thursday evening, JD students, their families and Fowler Law faculty and staff met for a graduation banquet at the Turnip Rose Event Center in Costa Mesa. The annual banquet
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law will hold its annual Graduation Banquet on Thursday, May 21 at 6 pm at Turnip Rose Celebrations in Costa Mesa. The event celebrates graduating JD students and offers an opportunity for students and their families to meet and socialize with faculty and administration. Make
Twelve Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law students gained hands-on business law experience on Friday, April 24 during a pro bono small business clinic hosted on the Fowler Law campus and organized by The Public Law Center, the Association of Corporate Counsel and the local firm of Snell & Wilmer. The event
Twenty eight students from Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law were honored at the law school’s third annual Scholarship and Award Luncheon last Friday, April 30. The event not only provided an opportunity for the university to honor its scholarship and award recipients but also allowed students to meet the generous donors of
Chapman University Dale E. Fowler School of Law students hosted two symposia this spring: “Taking Care of Business: How the Evolution of the Marketplace is Changing the Rules of the Game” and “Trolls or Toll Takers: Do Intellectual Property Non-Practicing Entities Add Value to Society?” Entertainment and Sports Law Symposium On Friday, February 7, Fowler
Spring proved to be successful for Chapman University’s Fowler School of Law competition teams who impressed in 11 regional, national and international competitions from Southern California to Great Britain. “As always, I could not be more proud of our teams,” said Fowler School of Law Professor Nancy Schultz. “Our students continue to excel not
While summer for many law students means working at a firm or a local public interest group, some take advantage of nontraditional summer opportunities. Chapman 2L Stephanie Lincoln traveled to Phnom Penh, Cambodia to work for the Open Society Justice Initiative. She was fortunate enough to receive the internship after being selected as a Chapman
Two new LL.M students, Munira Akhunzada and Shamsi Maqsoudi, came to the United States just two weeks ago from Afghanistan to study law at Chapman. Chapman’s LL.M program offers emphasis options in Business Law & Economics, International & Comparative Law, Entertainment & Media Law, and Trial Advocacy. Most foreign LL.M students study in the first
Chapman launched its first ever Law School Boot Camp. The boot camp is an optional program for new and prospective law students who wish to eliminate uncertainties and acclimate themselves to the law school environment prior to orientation. Led by Professor Rick Faulkner, this program spanned one week in late summer and taught incoming students
Summer usually means hands-on legal work for students, but for two Chapman law students it meant much more. Third year law students Laura Moss and Jason Armbruster traveled to Africa this summer along with a team from Chapman’s film school to film Documentary: Africa. Selected law students are required to take cross disciplinary courses at