Patrick Clunk didn't wait until he was finished with law school to take the Patent Bar, officially known as the Examination for Registration to Practice in Patent Cases Before the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

Emma Compton '20 is using what she learned in law school to help the NFL's Cincinnati Bengals score victories off the field as well as on it, as the franchise's first in-house counsel.

Learn how Dayton Law helped Kassidy Dees move on from one of the biggest challenges of her life.

See how Anna Glass has used her law degree to pursue her passion for dance.

Taylor Gillespie ‘20 combined the skills she learned as a rower with her passion for the law to chart a course to a job where she can make a difference.

Shying away from a challenge was never something that plagued Martin Hamlette '02, J.D., M.H.A., current Head of U.S. Environmental, Social And Governance Strategy, Operations & Partnerships at Novartis Pharmaceuticals and former executive director of the National Medical Association. He simply focused.

Allie Krueger's interest in patent law led her to a job handling patent applications in Munich, Germany.

Simeon Lyons ’19 decided to use his law degree to serve in the U.S. Army JAG Corps.

Brandon C. McClain was Montgomery County Recorder and a Magistrate in the Dayton Municipal Court, where he presided over cases in the areas of general civil litigation, traffic and criminal law.

Cody Myers '19 was in the Leadership Honors Program and is using those skills to take advantage of opportunities in the legal field.

Ethan Nkana ’13 has used his experience at the University of Dayton School of Law to create a unique agency that helps doctors across the country.

Find out why a late start on going to law school hasn't kept Jane Novick from making a big difference for clients who have difficulty finding legal help.

See how Shareef Rabaa started his own practice focused on brain injury law.

Erin Rhinehart is a partner with Faruki+ with a diverse litigation practice focusing on media and communication law and class action defense.

Lori Shaw Robol serves as associate dean for academic affairs and professor of lawyering skills at the University of Dayton School of Law.