During my undergraduate studies at Santa Clara University, I worked with formerly incarcerated individuals at the Northern California Innocence Project. When I came to law school, I was passionate about discovering solutions for this typically underserved population. Through the
Ashley Silva-Guzman, ’21, decided to go to law school because she has always wanted to help people in any way she could. Silva-Guzman chose to pursue her legal studies at McGeorge School of Law because of the friendly campus that immediately made her feel welcomed.
During law school, she served as president of the
Tara Lucero, ‘25, decided to pursue her legal studies at McGeorge School of Law because she felt most at home and felt the Office of JD Admissions was always there for her. Lucero recommends McGeorge School of Law’s JD program to prospective student because of the wide variety of options and resources that are
Gerald “Gerry” Latasa, ’13, earned an undergraduate degree in social science from the University of the Pacific and a law degree from McGeorge School of Law, making him a Double Tiger. Latasa practices workers’ compensation law in Sacramento representing employers, insurance companies, and third-party administrators in administrative hearings throughout the state.
Latasa said McGeorge
In my 1L year, I went to a post-COVID talk hosted by the Capital Center for Law & Policy about the future of downtowns. The panelists took questions ranging from the constraints of California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) litigation
Anna Karen Estrada, ’24, shed a light on what a typical day looks for her as a law student at McGeorge School of Law, from her alarm clock going off to hitting the pillow. A typical day is filled with coffee, preparing for class, studying in the library, attending classes, spending time with close
I’ve always enjoyed puzzles. Ever since I was a kid, I liked puzzles, logic games, brain teasers, anything that would challenge me. I still do
I decided to go to law school to help others within my community. I never wanted anyone to feel they could not help themselves out of a bad situation. It was not until after attending McGeorge School of Law
I joined the Elder and Health Law Clinic at McGeorge School of Law to get a better idea as to what kind of law I’d like to do after law school. I heard from others what their experience was
The Immigration Law Clinic at McGeorge School of Law was something I got involved with because I knew I wanted to help people. I realized that I have a lot of privilege and that I should speak out for