LMU Loyola Law School

LMU Loyola Law School More: https://linktr.ee/loyolalawschool Committed to legal ethics and the public interest, it has produced top attorneys for nearly a century.

Loyola Law School advances education with impact, providing students with legal training that transforms lives, strengthens communities, and shapes law and policy. Located in downtown Los Angeles—a legal, financial and media capital—Loyola Law School is home to prominent faculty, dedicated students and cutting-edge programs. Loyola’s California Bar Exam passage rate was 87 percent for the most rec

ent major testing date. Loyola was ranked No. 68 out of 194 law schools in U.S. News & World Report’s 2014 edition of “America’s Best Graduate Schools.” The school’s Evening Division Program was ranked No. 6 out of 82 part-time programs, making it the top-ranked part-time law program west of the
Mississippi. Loyola was ranked in the top 10 in two specialty categories: No. 6 for Trial Advocacy and No. 7 for
Tax Law. Loyola was ranked 20th on the Diversity Index. Princeton Review ranked it seventh for "Best Professors" and "Best Environment for Minority Students." National Jurist magazine ranks it eighth on its list of “Best Law Schools for Public Interest Law.” For more information, please see www.lls.edu.

At 12, Nick Cohen '25 started helping his parents market their law firm, teaching himself to code and exploring how atto...
08/31/2026

At 12, Nick Cohen '25 started helping his parents market their law firm, teaching himself to code and exploring how attorneys could use the internet to reach potential clients. More than two decades later, Cohen has graduated from Loyola's Hybrid JD Evening Program and is now building a law firm with his father while continuing to help other attorneys grow theirs. “I saw how challenging law school was and how professors helped illuminate a path for me,” Cohen said. “I’d like to help Loyola Law students find a way to study or grow their network by being themselves as well.” https://bit.ly/4x3sawK

08/21/2026

Your law school journey starts…now.

08/17/2026

Happy first day of class! Second-year Hybrid JD Evening student and Student Ambassador Journey Whitfield recommends building community with your fellow classmates and leaning on each other, especially in the early days of law school.

A range of orientation activities this week provided guidance for new and clinic students in the prelude to the start of...
08/14/2026

A range of orientation activities this week provided guidance for new and clinic students in the prelude to the start of the fall 2026 semester. “A law degree, and especially a Loyola education, is powerful – it gives you the power to change your own life and the lives of those around you. This is an extraordinary privilege – think carefully about how you will use it and what difference you will make,” said Dean Brietta Clark in her welcome address to new students.

New students attended a range of sessions on law school fundamentals, generative AI, and academic success interspersed with social hours. Meanwhile, clinic students went into the field, visiting the East L.A. Courthouse, as well as partner organizations like Dolores Mission Church and Homeboy Industries.

08/11/2026

It’s New Student Orientation Week, and we’re excited to welcome new JD, LLM, and MLS students to campus! Second-year Hybrid JD Evening student, Jury of Peers blogger, and Student Ambassador Jae Wakeling is here with some helpful tips: Go to office hours and don’t skip readings.

Reporters, editors, and producers from across the country descended on our campus earlier this month for the 20th-annive...
07/28/2026

Reporters, editors, and producers from across the country descended on our campus earlier this month for the 20th-anniversary Journalist Law School (JLS). They received four days of intensive instruction from LLS faculty and guest speakers on core legal subjects seasoned with sessions on topics ripped from the headlines.

The American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA) has been a proud sponsor of JLS from the very beginning. A new episode of the ABOTA Speaks podcast features former ABOTA President Donna Melby, one of the founders of JLS, discussing the origins of the program and its impact alongside two JLS alumni: Beth Warren and Dalila-Johari Paul. Listen: https://bit.ly/3RWAwHQ

The JD transfer application deadline has been extended to July 27! Apply now to join the JD class in the fall. lls.edu/a...
07/22/2026

The JD transfer application deadline has been extended to July 27! Apply now to join the JD class in the fall. lls.edu/apply

07/21/2026

When people break up, what happens to their pets? The laws around shared custody of pets may surprise you. Associate Dean for Research Kaiponanea Matsumura explains the sometimes perplexing ways judges have ruled on pet ownership, and changes for “paw-rents” that may be just around the corner.

After completing her first year of law school in Louisiana, Shahad Khaleel ’27’s dream came true: She transferred to her...
07/05/2026

After completing her first year of law school in Louisiana, Shahad Khaleel ’27’s dream came true: She transferred to her first-choice law school, LMU Loyola Law School. “I quickly found my footing, built meaningful relationships, and felt fully embraced by the Loyola community – both academically and personally,” she said.

The JD transfer application deadline is July 15! Apply now to join the LLS community this fall. https://bit.ly/4eQOUZz

For the last 14 years, Tess Feldman has represented asylum seekers and refugees pursuing safety, stability, and the oppo...
06/10/2026

For the last 14 years, Tess Feldman has represented asylum seekers and refugees pursuing safety, stability, and the opportunity to rebuild their lives.
 
As a supervising attorney with the Loyola Immigrant Justice Clinic (), Feldman works closely with individuals and families navigating an increasingly complex immigration system. Through that work, she has seen firsthand how policy decisions can shape a person’s ability to survive, support their family, and move forward with dignity.
 
In an opinion essay published by the Los Angeles Times () today, Feldman examines the impact of new asylum-related fees and work authorization restrictions, arguing that the changes place additional burdens on people already seeking protection in the United States. Drawing on years of experience representing asylum seekers, Feldman offers a perspective grounded not only in law and policy, but in the realities faced by the communities she serves.
 
Read the full article at the link in bio. 🔗

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