Stories:
Alumni Spotlight: Rick Clementz
“After graduation, I was competing with lawyers from some
of the top law schools in the country. Initially, I thought I might not be prepared to compete with them
and work with them,” he says… Read the full article here.
Faculty Spotlight: Michael Chambers
“I put a lot of time into preparation for my classes, and I am fortunate to be able to teach courses related to my law practice,”
100 Years of Service
In 1915, Judge Hugh A. Locke had a vision for a non-traditional law school that would serve men and women who wanted to pursue a legal education but didn’t have either the time or money that a full-time law school required. His vision became a reality, and 100 years later Birmingham School of Law still serves students who otherwise could not pursue a career in law. Its long and storied history is a testament to Locke’s dream and to those who have continued to further its success.
