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Regent Law Grad Successfully Defends Operation Save America Executive Director
Toussaint C. Romain (’07) successfully defended an anti-abortion pastor, missionary, and executive director of Operation Save America against charges that he stalked and intended to cause emotional...
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Law Student Volunteers Assist Community with Tax Prep
It’s tax time and once again Regent University School of Law’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program (VITA) is up and running. Each spring semester Regent’s law students volunteer their time, two to...
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Recently on Campus - 3.25.13
Phi Alpha Delta members participated in a networking mixer on Friday, March 22. Regent University celebrated the Grand Opening of the Chapel. The ribbon cutting ceremony was hosted on Friday, March 22....
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Regent Law Hosts U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Regent University School of Law students had an exceptional opportunity to witness appeals-in-action as the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit held case hearings at the law school on...
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Recently on Campus - 4.8.13
Regent University School of Law is featured in the Spring 2013 issue of preLaw magazine for its Bar pass success. View the article on page 12 here. You will be prompted to submit an email address...
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Career & Alumni Services Director Recognized for Community Service
Darius Davenport, Director of Regent Law Career & Alumni Services (pictured R), was recently awarded the Norfolk Portsmouth Bar Association’s (NPBA) Walter E. Hoffman Community Service Award for...
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Law Team Wins Second Place in International Moot Court Competition
On Friday, April 12, Regent University School of Law's moot court competition team finished in second place in the University of Oxford's Price Media Law Moot Court Programme. This was Regent Law's...
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This Week in the News - 4.15.13
The Regent Law Chapter of the International Justice Mission (IJM) hosted a full calendar of events for “Justice Week” to raise awareness of human trafficking issues. Donations received this week will...
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Professor Brad Jacob Quoted in WORLD Magazine
Bradley Jacob, associate law professor, was quoted in this WORLD Magazine article on Thursday, April 11, regarding constitutionality of crime prevention via public posts on social media sites.
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Student Wins Case for Civil Litigation Clinic Client
Wading through the complexities of employment law can be a challenging process even for seasoned attorneys. Through Regent Law’s Civil Litigation Clinic, current students have the opportunity to gain...
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Career & Alumni Services Director Recognized for Community Service
Regent University's Law Career & Alumni Services director, Darius Davenport, recently received the Norfolk Portsmouth Bar Association's (NPBA) Walter E. Hoffman Community Service Award for his...
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Congratulations to Regent Law February Bar Takers
Pass rates for all Virginia Bar Exam applicants and for law schools in Virginia:First-time Takers PercentageOverall PercentageAll Virginia Bar Exam Applicants65.71%57.45%Virginia Law...
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Virginia Governor Addresses Executive Leadership Series
Regent University's Executive Leadership Series (ELS) welcomed Virginia Governor Robert "Bob" McDonnell '89 (Law and Government) at its monthly luncheon on Wednesday, May 1. McDonnell, a former...
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Grace Pandithurai named Alumna of the Year
"When I was a kid, I wanted to be a Broadway star," said Grace Pandithurai, the 2013 recipient of the Regent University Alumni Association's Alumnus of the Year award. Pandithurai, '10 (Law) (shown...
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Professor James Duane Interviewed on MSNBC
Professor James Duane was interviewed on MSNBC Thursday, May 23, regarding whether or not IRS official Lois Learner should be permitted to plead the Fifth Amendment in the congressional investigation....
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Regent Celebrates Armed Forces Day
Among the annual holidays celebrating the United States military is the lesser-known Armed Forces Day on May 18. This year, Regent University's Robertson School of Government (RSG) and School of...
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Professor Duane Cited by U.S. House of Representatives
The U.S. House of Representative’s Committee on Oversight and Government Reform recently cited Professor James Duane’s public statements on whether IRS official Lois Lerner had waived her Fifth...
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Judge Jennifer Dorow ('95) Honored by Wisconsin Law Journal
The Wisconsin Law Journal recently honored Judge Jennifer Dorow ‘95 for her judgment, integrity, and role serving families as a Waukesha Country Circuit Court judge. She was one of 27 women in the...
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School of Law Leaders Travel to New Nation of South Sudan
When the violent storms of the 22 year-long Sudanese Civil War settled, the world's youngest nation was born. This week, as the Republic of South Sudan celebrates its two-year anniversary as an...
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Regent Law Alumni in the News
Alumna Nicole Foltz '08 was named by The National Journal as one of the 25 Most Influential Washington Women Under 35. She serves as counsel for the House Budget Committee.Alumna Heidi Isenhart '95...
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