Five Delaware Law School students recently began serving their clerkships as Wolcott Fellows to the justices of the Supreme Court of Delaware. 

Four recent Delaware Law graduates - Paige Cramer, Alyssa Gilboy, Jessica Marie O’Hearn and Shelby Scheffler – were sworn in as Assistant Prosecutors at the Atlantic County New Jersey Prosecutor’s Office on Thursday, September 9, 2021.

Annual Shelving Inc. recently announced 2nd year Delaware Law Student Marisa Mullins as the winner of the 7th annual Business Process Management Scholarship.

The Delaware Law School Community is delighted to welcome our new students as they arrive for the start of their law school careers.

I am pleased to announce that Joseph D. Farris III will be joining the Widener University Delaware Law School on July 1, 2021, to assume the newly-created position of Assistant Dean for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.

Andrew P. Stafford ‘17, an associate at Lamb McErlane PC, recently won a Pennsylvania Supreme Court reversal of a Superior Court decision, resulting in the striking of a six-figure mechanics’ lien claim.

While commencement is a special day for all of our graduates, 2021 JD graduate Daniel S. Timmerman's day involved an extra wrinkle. Timmerman ended up being late to his own graduation because his day job as a surgeon required him to perform a procedure that ran long.

On May 24, 2021, Delaware Law School alumnus Scott W. Reid '02 will officially be sworn in as as United States Magistrate Judge for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.

Wilmington, DE – Delaware Law School will offer a new global financial and cyber crimes degree program this summer as part of its graduate-level legal training for students seeking career alternatives to the practice of law.

Delaware Law School is proud to announce a commencement plan that allows 2020 and 2021 graduates to celebrate this special occasion.

“Housing is probably one of the most visible forms of inequity in our society at large and Delaware County is no exception. Inequity in Delaware County housing is a direct manifestation of larger social inequities in race, economics, and wealth.

Prominent Philadelphia attorney and Widener University Delaware Law School alumnus Bernard W. Smalley Sr. has been unanimously elected to serve as the president of The Board of Directors of City Trusts, the agency that manages charitable trusts bequeathed to the city of Philadelphia.