Malina Walker, ’22.
I have a JD because I graduated from law school. I’m licensed to practice law because I passed the California Bar Exam. But, I’m an attorney doing some good in the world because of the McGeorge School
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How the Elder and Health Law Clinic at McGeorge School of Law shaped my career in healthcare law
Lauren Sorokolit, ’13.
The Elder and Health Law Clinic at the University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law introduced me to topics and issues that shaped my current legal career in the healthcare field. As a student in the
How my law school clinic experience shaped my journey as an advocate and legal professional
Crystal Viruet Witherell, ’19.
Like many students, I went to law school to use my education to make a meaningful impact in the world. As a first-generation student, I did not fully grasp all I would need to learn to
Law student reflects on transformative experience in Prisoner Civil Rights Mediation Clinic
Natalia Osorio-Elizondo, ’24
When I started law school, I knew I wanted to use the opportunity to explore ways to advance my passion for serving marginalized communities with my law degree. While I had experience in nonprofit immigration work, I was
How the Elder and Health Law Clinic empowered me to launch my own practice with real-world experience and confidence
Bernadette Bet-Mashal, ’21
During law school, I had the privilege of participating in the Elder and Health Law Clinic, an experience that shaped not only my legal skills but also my confidence in practicing law. Like many law students, I
McGeorge School of Law’s Elder and Health Law Clinic give students an opportunity to grow while giving security to the local Sacramento area
Kennedy Skinner is a second-year student at McGeorge School of Law.
I had the privilege of working at the Elder and Health Law Clinic at the University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law in the summer and fall of
Beyond tokenism: The power of true co-production in building stronger communities
“Part of the overall framework of doing ‘the work’ is really honoring co-production and moving from tokenized youth voice into more of a true co-creation process.”
– Santa Cruz County Behavioral Health Professional and TCP Participant
Introduction
The intention of
Q&A with McGeorge alumna Daisy Deng, ’12
Daisy Deng, ’12
Daisy Deng, ’12, is a University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law alumna, who serves as senior legal counsel at VIP.com in Guangzhou, China.
1. Tell us about yourself. From undertaking an LLM in Transnational Business Practice to
Q&A with McGeorge alumna Shweta Singh, ’10
Shweta Singh, ’10
Shweta Singh, ’10, is a University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law alumna and a seasoned legal professional with over 15 years of experience across diverse industries. Her work encompasses cross-border transactions in EMEA, APAC and Americas
Q&A with McGeorge alumna Olivia Lê Horovitz, ’91
Olivia Lê Horovitz, ’91
Olivia Lê Horovitz, ’91, is a University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law alumna, who is a founding partner at Rimon Law in Paris, France.
1. Could you please describe your practice and how you decided