Dean Kevin R. Johnson and UC Davis School of Law are the subjects of an in-depth profile in the latest issue of San Francisco Attorney, a publication of the Bar Association of San Francisco.
The "Cleantech in the New ‘Environmental' Environment: Mapping the Evolving Landscape for Cleantech Entrepreneurs and Professionals" symposium held at King Hall November 6 drew coverage from the Sacramento News & Review.
Graduates of UC Davis School of Law who took the California State Bar Exam in July 2009 posted an outstanding 89 percent pass rate among first-time test takers. Graduates also passed the bar exams of other states, boosting the overall pass rate to 90 percent.
UC Davis School of Law figured prominently in an article in the November/December issue of Sacramento Lawyer magazine on the recent Legal Services of Northern California (LSNC) law clerk luncheon.
The Open House for Prospective Applicants 2009 drew more than 155 prospective students and guests to King Hall to learn about UC Davis School of Law on November 7.
King Hall students, alumni, and faculty helped approximately 290 immigrants begin the path to United States citizenship at the Citizenship Fair held November 7 in Sacramento.
The second annual symposium in the Technology, Entrepreneurship, Science, and the Law (TESLaw) series sponsored by Fenwick & West was held in King Hall on November 6, drawing more than 200 attorneys, academic experts, students, alumni, and industry professionals to the Law School.
The International Law Programs (ILP) at UC Davis School of Law is hosting 25 attorneys from Petróleo Brasileiro S.A. (Petrobras), the Brazilian energy company, for a two-week intensive educational program on international commercial, energy and contract law at King Hall from November 2-13.
Professor Albert Lin commented for an article in the Minneapolis-St. Paul Star-Tribune on the legal liabilities nanotechnology companies may face if their products turn out to have health, safety, or environmental risks.
Former Dean Rex Perschbacher commented for a KCRA-3 news broadcast on a Sacramento jury's decision to award $16.6 million to the family of Jennifer Strange, who died after participating in a water-drinking contest on the KDND 107.9 "Morning Rave" radio program.
