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TJSL graduate and Intellectual Property Fellow Hollie Kucera won first place in both the team and individual competition in the Mock Markman Competition.
On October 25, Governor Gavin Newsom announced the appointment of 11 Superior Court Judges, including Thomas Jefferson School of Law graduate Johnny Cepeda Gogo. As noted by the Governor's Office...
Two of our graduates have recent publications to their credit. Congratulations to both! Kim Carter wrote an article published in the current edition of the American Bar Association's GPSolo...
Congratulations to Adjunct Professor Randy Grossman (JD 1994), who was quoted in Law360 on the NBA's controversy with China. A link to the article is...
Judge Casey Clevenger (JD '06) discussed her career, including her time as a student at Thomas Jefferson School of Law and life as a judge in Missouri, at a recent panel...
Kudos to the Thomas Jefferson School of Law Moot Court Honor Society, whose members traveled to Mesa College for Constitution Day on September 17th. In an educational event for Mesa...
On Tuesday, September 24, the Thomas Jefferson School of Law Student Bar Association hosted its first Am Jur Day. To celebrate student achievement, the SBA invited every student who has received...
Congratulations to TJSL graduate Brian Hannula (JD '10), who negotiated a record $90 million deal for his client, an NFL player! The story and information on how Brian has pursued his career as a...
Alumna Najmah Brown (JD ’13) was recently interviewed by the LexisNexis publication MENA (Middle East North Africa) Business Law Review about living and practicing law in Kuwait. Najmah, who after...
Congratulations to Thomas Jefferson School of Law alumnus Steve Vartazarian and his associate Matt Whibley, both of the The Vartazarian Law Firm, who appeared on the ...
