Review, Issues Highlight Symposium
A day covering the basics of civil rights litigation proved to be anything but elementary for those attending the La Verne Law 2015 Civil Rights Symposium.
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Swearing-in Ceremony Celebrates Bar Success
The University of La Verne College of Law’s Swearing-in Ceremony celebrated the success of its graduates on the July 2015 California State Bar exam.
Dean’s Corner December 2015
Let’s celebrate the accomplishments of our faculty, students, and staff that continue to make La Verne Law a great place to work and grow.
College of Law Litigation Track Students Collaborate With Undergraduates for Trial Advocacy Class
For the University of La Verne’s College of Law trial advocacy class in November, the attorneys and jurors were students.
Teaching Day Highlights Classroom Relevance, Engagement
Teaching Day at the University of La Verne on Nov. 9 included numerous stories about engagement, relevance and reflection between students and faculty.
Expert Opinion
For more than 35 years, Charles Doskow has been a resource valued by the media. A professor at the College of Law, he also holds the title dean emeritus.
La Verne Law Integrates Professionalism into Curriculum
In addition to teaching policy arguments in American jurisprudence, law schools have taught skills such as legal research, writing, and analysis.
College of Law Celebrates Alumni Superior Court Appointments
The University of La Verne College of Law hosted a special reception recognizing two alumni appointed to judgeships in Southern California Superior Courts.
Faculty Profile: Professor Kevin Marshall
Professor Kevin Marshall has led an interesting and varied career and brings a wealth of knowledge and multi-dimensional talents to the College of Law.
Council on American-Islamic Relations Offering Valuable Career Opportunities
CAIR, a grassroots civil rights and advocacy group, is working with La Verne Law’s Career Development Office to offer students a unique learning experience.