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John Anthony '05: President of the Langston Bar AssociationJohn Anthony '05 credits Loyola's Byrne Trial Advocacy Team for much of his confidence and success in the courtroom. In 2014, he was elected president of the John M. Langston Bar Association of Los Angeles. Anthony looks forward to strengthening the bonds within the organization and fostering a culture of public service.
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Loyola Faculty Make an International ImpactIn the past year, Loyola faculty members had a global influence on justice. Justin Hughes (above) advocated for the blind in Morocco, Laurie Levenson observed the Khmer Rouge trials in Cambodia and Michael Waterstone discussed disability law with scholars in Japan.
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Entertainment Law Practicum a Path to Prominent Attorney RolesLoyola’s Entertainment Law Practicum leads to a lot of plum Hollywood roles for its participants. Alumnae Jessica Kantor ’09 (right) and Natalie LeVeck ’11 (left) credit their student internships with setting them on the path to top jobs at Legendary Pictures. Industry veteran Barbara Rubin '78 (center) runs the program.
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William H. Hannon Foundation Gives $1 Million for ScholarshipsThe William H. Hannon Foundation will fund a $1 million scholarship at Loyola Law School for the benefit of graduates of Loyola Marymount University. This donation is the largest scholarship gift in the Law School’s history designated for students from a single alma mater
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Entertainment Law Professor Recognized for Pioneering WorkProfessor Jay Dougherty was named Public Counsel of the Year by the Association of Media & Entertainment Counsel for his work to further the field of entertainment law through the creation of the Loyola Entertainment & Media Law Institute and oversight of the Law School's Entertainment Law Concentration.
- Prof. Grossi selected as member of AALS Section of Civil Procedure executive committee
- Prof. Ocen publishes op-ed on lack of diversity in Hollywood
- Prof. Glazier quoted by Mother Jones in story about House of Cards
- Loyola named one of the Top 25 schools for public interest law by The National Jurist
Prof. Grossi selected as member of AALS Section of Civil Procedure executive committee She becomes one of five executive committee members of the Association of American Law Schools.
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Prof. Ocen publishes op-ed on lack of diversity in Hollywood In it, she writes that "unmasking the meaning and motivations behind Hollywood 'diversity' reveals that gatekeeper politics - not racial progress - dictates which people of colour are let inside, and the shape, complexion and color of the faces that remain fenced outside of Hollywood's gates."
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Prof. Glazier quoted by Mother Jones in story about House of Cards Professor David Glazier discusses the laws of war in relation to a character on the Netflix drama, House of Cards
» Read MoreLoyola named one of the Top 25 schools for public interest law by The National Jurist This year, scoring emphasized curriculum and paid special attention to experiential opportunities.
» Read MoreFashion Law Symposium The symposium is scheduled for March 22, 2014, the panels are slated to include “Obligations of Being Omniscient” on consumer privacy, “Legality of Influence” on the issues surrounding brand endorsements and “Legally Good: How to be Socially Responsible and why it’s the ‘Right Thing to Do.’”
» Read More2014 Grad Fair Grad Fair exists to prepare graduating students to participate in the law school's annual commencement ceremony. Typically students must complete two requirements in order to participate in the ceremony: order their cap & gown and complete the Graduate Employment Survey. Both of these requirements can be completed at Grad Fair.
» Read MoreOutLaw Alumni Reception Hon. D. Zeke Zeidler '91 will be recognized as the Alumnus of the Year
» Read MoreFidler Institute on Criminal Justice to feature panels on cutting-edge criminal law issues. Loyola Law School is hosting its eighth annual Fidler Institute on Criminal Justice on Friday, April 11 on its downtown L.A. campus. The day will be capped by a judges’ reception and the presentation of the Fidler Awards.
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