USC Gould School of Law
Recent News About USC Gould School of Law
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Safeguarding IP in changing times
Leaders in intellectual property law discussed major landmark cases, changing technology, developments in AI and more at the 2025 Intellectual Property Institute, hosted by USC Gould School of Law. -
Hail to the New Councilor in Chief
Behind the scenes, David M. Walsh (JD 1985) has been a quiet force at the USC Gould School of Law for more than 20 years. -
Alumni return to campus for 2025 Mentor Lunch
The USC Gould JD Class of 2027 marked their second semester of law school at the time-honored traditional Mentor Lunch recently, where alumni return to campus to meet current law students. -
Innovation and evolution in real estate
The USC Gould School of Law 2025 Real Estate Law and Business Forum recently brought together hundreds of real estate professionals for a day of thought-provoking discussions featuring leading industry experts. -
Amber Kennedy Madole recognized with AALS early career teaching and public service award
In addition to her role as an adjunct assistant professor of law at USC Gould School of Law, Amber Kennedy Madole is a librarian for Indigenous Research and Law. -
Mike Simkovic appointed to European Corporate Governance Institute
USC Gould School of Law Professor Michael Simkovic has been appointed to the European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI) as a research member. -
Alumni Spotlight: Advanced Mediation Solutions (AMS)
After graduating from USC Gould’s Center of Dispute Resolution programs, Melinda Feldman (ADR Certificate), Jack Gannon (MDR) and Xochilt Rosas (MDR), combined their strength in mediation and conflict resolution to establish a joint business venture: Advanced Mediation Solutions. -
USC celebrates women’s sports game-changers with National Girls & Women in Sports Day panel discussions
Amy Trask sat in front of a crowded auditorium on USC’s University Park Campus on Wednesday afternoon and encouraged all in attendance to embrace new opportunities, regardless of how intimidating they might be. -
USC Gould launches immersive pre-law summer institute for aspiring legal professionals
The USC Gould School of Law is expanding its pipeline initiatives for future law students with the launch of the ASCEND Pre-Law Summer Institute, a premier program designed to inspire and equip the next generation of legal professionals. -
Leadership with a cause
Cristyn Chadwick (JD 2011) is senior counsel at TroyGould PC, a nationally recognized full-service law firm, and board president of the Survivor Justice Center, a nonprofit serving survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. -
USC Gould launches Marshall B. Grossman Mentorship Program
The USC Gould School of Law has announced the establishment of the Marshall B. Grossman Mentorship Program, a new initiative that advances the career development and professional opportunities of Gould law students by leveraging the expansive Trojan alumni network. -
From federal public defender’s office to post-conviction work: Michael Parente
Now in his second year back at USC Gould School of Law as a clinical assistant professor of law, Michael Parente (JD 2012) has continued his work in the field of criminal justice as a practitioner and educator. -
Dean Tolson strengthens ties with USC Gould alumni in Asia
Expanding the law school’s global engagement efforts, USC Gould Dean Franita Tolson traveled to Asia in September, hosting a series of events in Shanghai, Seoul and Tokyo to strengthen ties with alumni across the region. -
A global look at systemic issues of justice: Marcela Prieto
Marcela Prieto, Associate Professor of Law at USC Gould School of Law, is not only an accomplished academic but also a dedicated advocate for justice. -
An optimist’s vision for the future of law and justice: Aya Gruber
For Professor Aya Gruber, law is more than a career; it’s a calling rooted in history and personal conviction. -
Getting down to brass tax
Ed McCaffery loves the freedom of being a law professor. -
Bridging law, justice and language: Jody Armour
Professor Jody Armour, the Roy P. Crocker Professor of Law at USC Gould School of Law, is a powerful advocate for justice and equality through the transformative power of legal language. -
Empowering the most vulnerable via law and psychology: Tom Lyon
For nearly three decades, Professor Tom Lyon has dedicated his career to empowering the most vulnerable members of society: children. -
New online certificate broadens USC Gould’s offerings in mediation, arbitration and negotiation
USC Gould School of Law is broadening its educational programs in mediation, arbitration and negotiation with the introduction of an online certificate in Dispute Resolution. -
Angela Zhang brings her expertise in tech regulation and AI to Gould
The USC Gould School of Law strengthened its scholarly impact with the addition of Professor of Law Angela Zhang, a leading expert in Chinese tech regulation and AI.