
Preparation for a Practical and Globalized Career
Whittier Law School offers a wealth of resources to pursue a career in a variety of legal areas that include Business and Transactional Law, Criminal Law, Public Interest Law, Trial and Appellate Law, Environmental Law, Intellectual Property and Entertainment Law, International and Comparative Law or Family Law and Children’s Rights.
Students may gain expertise in a particular area of law through the Center for Children’s Rights, Center for Intellectual Property Law, Center for International & Comparative Law, concentrations in Business Law or Criminal Law and a certificate program in Legal Writing.
Students can also further develop their practical lawyering skills through Whittier Law School’s extensive Legal Writing Program, Institute for Trial and Appellate Practice, Legal Clinics and Private and Public Externship Program.
The Center for International & Comparative Law and the 5 study abroad programs in Spain, France, Israel, Mexico and China expose students to the global nature and cross cultural demands of modern law practice.
CIPL Colloquium: “Judicial Perception of Patent Litigants”
February 22, 2012 4:00pm-5:30pm
Moot Court and Trial Ad: Student/Alumni Mixer
February 22, 2012 5:30pm-7:00am
WPILF Auction
February 25, 2012 6:00pm-11:00am
Lauren Cross, Student Extern
Intellectual Property
Q&A with Alison Lynch
Labor & Employment Law
Study Abroad: Spain with Vickie Gillete
Study Abroad