Professor Michael Helfand, "To Avoid the Charge of Anti-Semitism, New York Needs to Make its COVID Crackdown Standards Clearer" -- Jewish Telegraph Agency
Professor Michael A. Helfand's opinion piece, "To Avoid the Charge of Anti-Semitism, New York Needs to Make its COVID Crackdown Standards Clearer," considers recent clashes between Governor Cuomo and the New York ultra-Orthodox Jewish community.
Professor Chris Goodman, "Proposition 16 Will Help Fight Systemic Discrimination" -- The Daily Journal
Professor Chris Chambers Goodman's opinion piece, "Proposition 16 Will Help Fight Systemic Discrimination," has been published in The Daily Journal.
Stephen Gunson (JD '04) and Kelly Shea Delvac Win Exoneration for Wrongly Convicted Man
Pepperdine Caruso Law alumnus Stephen Gunson (JD '04), a Los Angeles District Attorney, and third-year student Kelly Shea Delvac, have won an exoneration under the Conviction Review Unit of the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office.
Jay Milbrandt (JD '08) and Bedford Industries Import Tariff Lawsuit Featured in Wall Street Journal
Pepperdine Caruso Law alumnus Jay Milbrandt (JD '08), president of Bedford Industries, is featured in the Wall Street Journal regarding the twist-tie company's lawsuit seeking tariffs on Chinese imports.
Straus Institute Receives Honor Roll Designations in National Jurist Guide to LL.M. Programs
The Pepperdine Caruso Law Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution has received Honor Roll recognition for Dispute Resolution and Arbitration.
Pepperdine Caruso Law Legal Aid Clinic Partners with the Los Angeles City Attorney's Homeless and Engagement Response Team
Directed by Professor Brittany Stringfellow-Otey, the Legal Aid Clinic is partnering with the LA City Attorney’s Homeless and Engagement Response Team to connect people experiencing homelessness with critical legal services.
October Spotlight: National Disability Employment Awareness Month
As we celebrate National Disability Awareness Month, we consider the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Pepperdine Caruso Law alumna Danielle Lewis is an advocate for disability rights, and she has shared her tips on supporting others with disabilities.
California Supreme Court Rejects Request from Dean Caron and Other Law Deans on October Bar Exam
The California Supreme Court has rejected the request from Dean Paul Caron and other California law school deans to make the October online Bar Exam open book with no proctoring.
Pepperdine Caruso Law Establishes Guaranteed Scholarships for Students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities
The pathway to law school just got wider and smoother at the Pepperdine University Rick J. Caruso School of Law.