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Golden Globe Foundation Grant Supports Southwestern Law School’s Entertainment & the Arts Legal Clinic
Southwestern Law School is honored to receive a 2024-2025 grant from the Golden Globe Foundation (GGF), supporting its Entertainment & the Arts Legal Clinic. As part of Southwestern’s nationally recognized Entertainment Law Program—ranked among the best in 2024 by Variety, Billboard, and The Hollywood Reporter—the Clinic provides pro bono legal services to independent filmmakers, writers, musicians, and other creators while preparing diverse and often first-generation law students for careers in the entertainment industry. -
Journal of International Media & Entertainment Law Publishes Volume 10, Issue 2
The Journal of International Media & Entertainment Law is pleased to announce the publication of Volume 10, Issue 2. JIMEL, the scholarly journal of the Biederman Institute, is published in association with the American Bar Association’s Forum on Communications Law and the ABA’s Forum on the Entertainment and Sports Industries. -
Southwestern Law School’s Parris Academy for Excellence in Law & Leadership Welcomes Inspiring Guest Speakers
Southwestern Law School’s newly established Parris Academy for Excellence in Law & Leadership kicked off its inaugural year with a series of thought-provoking and inspiring presentations from three distinguished guest speakers: celebrated trial attorney R. Rex Parris ‘80, world traveler and entrepreneur Cassie De Pecol, and former Nixon White House Counsel John Dean. -
Southwestern Law School Wins National Mock Trial Competition for Second Consecutive Year
Southwestern Law School’s Trial Advocacy Honors Program earned its second consecutive victory at the San Diego Defense Lawyers National Mock Trial Competition, held November 7-9, 2024, in San Diego. -
SCALE Student Spotlight – Meet Maya Dilanian
Maya Dilanian’s summer at the Harriet Buhai Center for Family Law was an experience that solidified her passion for family law—and much of her success can be traced back to the preparation she received through the SCALE program.