The Chapman Law Review will be operating the CLR Café in the student lobby to raise money for its symposium. The café will be open for business on February 24, February 25, and February 26 - from 8:30am-10:15am and from 11:30am-1:00pm. CLR Café will have iced coffees, lattes, cappuccinos, and…

Matthew Susson (Volumes 15 & 16) recently had his article, “Thinking Out Cloud: California State Sales and Use Taxability of Cloud Computing Transactions” (17 Chap. L. Rev. 295 (2013)) mentioned on the TaxProf Blog’s “Weekly Student Tax Note Roundup." The TaxProf Blog is a well-known blog that is part of a network…

The Chapman Law Review wishes to congratulate Ben Bertch (Staff Editor, 2L) and his teammate Minhquan Nguyen (3L) for making it to the final round at the National Juvenile Law Competition held at Whittier Law School. For the competition, the case involved an undocumented immigrant whose children were taken into custody…

The Chapman Law Review wishes to congratulate Will Kelly (Staff Editor, 2L) and his teammate Sara Zimmerman (3L) for submitting the best petitioner brief at the Charleston School of Law National Moot Court Competition. The brief was based on the recent Hobby Lobby case.

“The ‘California Effect’ & the Future of American Food: How California’s Growing Crackdown on Food & Agriculture Harms the State & the Nation,” (13 Chap. L. Rev. 357 (2010)) written by Baylen J. Linnekin, has been cited this week in the Washington Post “GovBeat” blog. The mention comes in response…

Jack Anderson (Staff Editor, 2L), along with fellow Entertainment and Sports Law Society members Evan Brennan (2L) and Jason Hirschhorn (2L), are set to coordinate the school’s first sports law symposium. “Where Sports and the Law Collide: Understanding the Legal Climate of the Sports Industry,” will take place on Friday, February…

Shaun Sanders (Staff Editor) recently hosted an event via the Entrepreneurial Law Society, featuring one of the co-founders of Reddit, Alexis Ohanian. The Chapman Law Review is very proud of Mr. Sanders’ accomplishment, and is thankful to Mr. Ohanian for visiting our law school. To watch the video of the…

A year ago today, Chancellor Leo E. Strine, in his keynote speech at the 2013 Law Review Symposium stated: “the law is a profession with a distinct set of professional values and duties that are vital to the well-functioning of a society that is based on adherence to law.” 17…

The Chapman Law Review is pleased to announce the Executive Board for the upcoming 2014–2015 year: Editor-in-Chief:                     Madiha ShahabuddinManaging Editor:                  Amanda M. HermanSenior Articles Editor:           Jack D.…

The Fall 2013 issue of the Chapman Law Review will be posted online, starting Tuesday, January 14. Below is the release schedule: January 14 (David M. Moss)January 15 (Sara K. Rankin)January 16 (David S. Levine)January 17 (Robert J. Rhee)January 21 (James E. Moliterno)January 22 (Sara K. Rankin, Lisa Brodoff, and Mary…