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Professor Alan Ramo Appointed Acting Dean of the School of Law
The School of Law faculty and the president of Golden Gate University have selected Professor Alan Ramo, a member of the School of Law faculty since 1994, to serve as acting dean effective August 1. Read press release here.
The School of Law faculty and the president of Golden Gate University have selected Professor Alan Ramo, a member of the School of Law faculty since 1994, to serve as acting dean effective August 1. Read press release here.
Robert Calhoun Interviewed on Rules of Evidence at Law.com Regarding Case of Slain Calif. Attorney
Professor Robert Calhoun is quoted at Law.com on California rules of evidence and their implications for the anticipated murder case against a suspect charged with slaying a California attorney.
Professor Robert Calhoun is quoted at Law.com on California rules of evidence and their implications for the anticipated murder case against a suspect charged with slaying a California attorney.
Peter Keane Quoted Widely on Legal Issues of Steroids Scandals Among Pro Athletes
Professor and Dean Emeritus Peter Keane continues to be widely quoted in articles on the legal issues surrounding alleged steriod abuse against professional athletes. See June 14 New York Daily News.
Professor and Dean Emeritus Peter Keane continues to be widely quoted in articles on the legal issues surrounding alleged steriod abuse against professional athletes. See June 14 New York Daily News.
Read the Spring 2008 Edition of the GGU Environmental Law Newsletter
Featuring an article on a major victory by the Environmental Law and Justice Clinic for residents of the town made famous by Erin Brockovich; updates from the GGU Environmental Law Journal; a second-place win in a statewide environmental negotiations competition; and much more.
Featuring an article on a major victory by the Environmental Law and Justice Clinic for residents of the town made famous by Erin Brockovich; updates from the GGU Environmental Law Journal; a second-place win in a statewide environmental negotiations competition; and much more.
Women's Employment Rights Clinic Achieves Victory for Women Electricians
Student clinicians with the School of Law's Women's Employment Rights Clinic (WERC), litigating with Equal Rights Advocates, recently settled a gender discrimination case brought on behalf of six women electricians. The workers asserted they were targeted for layoff on the basis of their gender in violation of the state anti-discrimination law. After an Alameda County Superior Court judge rejected the employer's motion for summary judgment, the parties settled the case through mediation.
Student clinicians with the School of Law's Women's Employment Rights Clinic (WERC), litigating with Equal Rights Advocates, recently settled a gender discrimination case brought on behalf of six women electricians. The workers asserted they were targeted for layoff on the basis of their gender in violation of the state anti-discrimination law. After an Alameda County Superior Court judge rejected the employer's motion for summary judgment, the parties settled the case through mediation.
Associate Professor Helen Kang Discusses GGU Environmental Law & Justice Clinic's Work on NBC
Helen Kang, acting director of the School of Law Environmental Law and Justice Clinic, recently discussed the clinic's work on the NBC 11 program Bay Area Vista. View the interview.
Helen Kang, acting director of the School of Law Environmental Law and Justice Clinic, recently discussed the clinic's work on the NBC 11 program Bay Area Vista. View the interview.
US News Ranks GGU School of Law Among Nation's Most Diverse
In its 2009 edition of "America's Best Graduate Schools," US News and World Report lists GGU School of Law as one of the nation's 73 most diverse accredited law schools.
In its 2009 edition of "America's Best Graduate Schools," US News and World Report lists GGU School of Law as one of the nation's 73 most diverse accredited law schools.