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Thomas Jefferson School of Law Professor Susan-Bisom Rapp’s new article North American Border Wars: The Role of Canadian and American Scholarship in U.S. Labor Law Reform Debates is...
TJSL held an open house for admitted students on March 1-2, to give them a chance to tour the school, meet the admissions team, sit in on a law class and also meet with faculty and current...
“I’m excited! It’s finally here!,” said Thomas Anderson as he donned his cap and gown and posed for his graduation picture during TJSL’s two-day grad fair February 21-22.
On Friday, February 22, TJSL hosted San Diego's Native American Lawyers Association (NALA) for an MCLE panel discussion the law governing Indian tribes and Native American rights and the issues of...
Professor Kuan Hsi Wang, is teaching at Thomas Jefferson School of Law from February 4 to March 14 as a Visiting Professor from Zhejiang University Guanghua Law School.
For the first time in school history, the TJSL National Trial Team won the 2013 regional competition of Texas Young Lawyers Association (TYLA) in Tucson, Arizona this past weekend. Coached by...
The San Diego Task Force on Unaccompanied Youth met recently at Thomas Jefferson School of Law with three TJSL students in attendance, showing the commitment...
Two judges who have been at the forefront of fighting both organized crime and terrorism in France appeared at Thomas Jefferson School on Thursday, February 14, at an event presented by the Center...
Professor William Slomanson has been invited to moderate a panel titled “Unilateral Secession in a Multipolar World” at the American Society of International Law’s Annual Meeting in April in...
It was a good day on July 12, 2012 when Alexis Scott ‘07 with the San Diego based firm Solare & Scott was able to tell her client Josh Smith that his daughter...
