Recent graduate Samuel “Sammy” Chang ’18 identified many problems facing UC Hastings law students and facilitated the change needed to fix them throughout his law school career.
The UC Hastings alumna founded Fund Her after the 2016 election to achieve gender parity in the California State Legislature.
The UC Hastings student’s numerous accolades include the Bergstrom Child Welfare Fellowship, a Hastings Public Interest Law Foundation Grant, and an Equal Justice Works Public Interest Award.
A groundbreaking ruling in the lawsuits he filed on behalf of California cities and counties may allow climate liability cases to be heard in state courts.
3L Samantha Ricci is heading to Washington, DC after graduation to join the DOJ at the Environment and Natural Resources Division through its Honors Program.
The cloud-based eDiscovery software company brings Barry back to business as a tech executive after a two-year sabbatical.
She is taking a “people-centric” approach as the first openly gay justice to serve on the Nevada Supreme Court.
Brianna Howard ’16 is hitting the turbo button on her career by navigating the legal issues of esports, and augmented & virtual reality.
Julia Olson ’97 is spearheading a significant legal challenge to the United States government’s role in causing and increasing the dangers of climate change.
A tragic “Deadliest Catch” moment piqued a lifelong interest in the law and encouraged John to pursue a law degree at UC Hastings.
She’s protected teams and aircraft on high-risk missions around the world, served as associate director and trip manager for President Barack Obama, and helped deal with crises like cyberhacks and the Ebola epidemic. Now she’s preparing for a new way to serve.
Andrew Dhuey ’92 and the infamous “Monkey Selfie” case.