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Technological Change and the Evolution of Patent Rights

The Chapman Law Review is proud to publish Professor Paul Rogerson’s article: Technological Change and the Evolution of Patent Rights. Below, you will find the abstract from the article. Technological Change and the Evolution of Patent Rights By Paul Rogerson Abstract The history of patent law is characterized by a…

Posted on May 20, 2025May 20, 2025 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

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Social Media, Populism, and Militant Democracy: An Argument for a Change in First Amendment Doctrine

The Chapman Law Review is proud to publish Arvid Kerschnitzki’s article: Social Media, Populism, and Militant Democracy: An Argument for a Change in First Amendment Doctrine. Below, you will find the abstract from the article. Social Media, Populism, and Militant Democracy: An Argument for a Change in First Amendment Doctrine…

Posted on May 20, 2025May 20, 2025 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

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Avoiding the Siren Call of the Clock in “Unreasonable Delay” Data Breach Notification Cases

The Chapman Law Review is proud to publish Evan Yahng’s article: Avoiding the Siren Call of the Clock in “Unreasonable Delay” Data Breach Notification Cases. Below, you will find the abstract from the article. Avoiding the Siren Call of the Clock in “Unreasonable Delay” Data Breach Notification Cases By Evan…

Posted on May 20, 2025May 20, 2025 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

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2025 Chapman Law Review Symposium: Raiders of the Lost Art

On January 31, 2025, the Chapman Law Review hosted its 2025 Symposium: Raiders of the Lost Art - Legal Challenges and Recoveries. The Symposium was featured in a blog post on the Chapman Fowler School of Law’s website. Below, you will find a summary and photos from that article. Credit…

Posted on February 13, 2025 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

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Meet Our Volume 28 Executive Production Editor: Greg Mikhanjian

Hello there! My name is Gregory Mikhanjian and I have the honor of serving as the Chapman Law Review’s 2024-2025 Executive Program Editor. My primary responsibility as EPE is to organize the annual symposium. I chose the theme of “looted art” because of my recent exposure to and work in…

Posted on January 27, 2025 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

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Volume 28 General Issue 1

The Chapman Law Review is delighted to announce that Issue 1 of Volume 28 is now live on our website! This issue features contributions from Catherine Jean Archibald, Nir Fishbien, Maureen Johnson, and Michelle Norris, as well as student writer Lilia Alameida. The articles explore a diverse range of legal topics: the…

Posted on January 14, 2025January 14, 2025 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

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2025 Chapman Law Review Symposium: Raiders of the Lost Art The Chapman Law Review is proud to host our 2025 Symposium, Raiders of the Lost Art: Legal Challenges and Recoveries. This event will explore the intricate legal, ethical, and cultural issues surrounding the recovery of looted and stolen art. Featuring…

Posted on January 11, 2025January 11, 2025 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

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Meet Our Volume 28 Production Team

Along with our Editor in Chief, our Production Team consists of our Executive Managing Editor, Anna Ross (on the right), and Executive Production Editor, Sara Moradi (on the left). We are so grateful for their dedication and hard work! Anna Ross is a 3L student who serves as the Executive…

Posted on December 12, 2024January 1, 2025 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

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Forthcoming Article: Major Questions in Crisis Governance

The Chapman Law Review is proud to publish Catherine Le's article: Major Questions in Crisis Governance. Below, you will find the article's abstract. Forthcoming: Major Questions in Crisis Governance By Catherine F. Le* Abstract What do student loan forgiveness, a vaccine-or-test mandate, and a nationwide eviction moratorium all have in…

Posted on April 9, 2024 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

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Forthcoming Article: Protecting Personal Dignity: Advocating for a Federal Right of Publicity Against Pornographic Deepfakes

The Chapman Law Review is proud to publish Chapman Fowler School of Law third-year student Tyler von Denlinger's note: Protecting Personal Dignity: Advocating for a Federal Right of Publicity Against Pornographic Deepfakes. Below, you will find a synopsis of the article: Forthcoming: Protecting Personal Dignity: Advocating for a Federal Right…

Posted on April 2, 2024 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor