Quinnipiac University School of Law

We're proud to participate in the 5th Annual Break Into Law Conference, hosted by Barrier Breakers, a national nonprofit dedicated to expanding access to college and law school opportunities for students nationwide.

Visit Quinnipiac Law's virtual booth and connect with Rose Rodrigues, Director of Law Admissions, during the Law School & Resource Fair on Saturday, June 27, from 1:30–4:30 p.m. ET. Learn more about our academic programs, the admissions process, and the resources available to support your path to law school.

Whether you're just beginning to explore a legal career or preparing your application, we look forward to connecting with you.

Learn more and register: breakintolawconference.org

Congratulations to Professor Jeffrey A. Cooper on receiving the 2026 Daniel F. Caruso Public Service Award alongside his fellow members of the Advisory Committee on the Connecticut Probate Court Rules of Procedure.

Presented annually by the Connecticut Probate Assembly and the Probate Court Administrator, the award recognizes exceptional commitment to the mission of Connecticut's probate courts. This year's honor celebrates the committee's leadership in developing rules that promote professionalism, accessibility and consistency across the state's probate court system.

We're especially proud that the award-winning committee includes several Quinnipiac Law alumni and faculty members, reflecting the law school's longstanding contributions to Connecticut's legal community.

Read more: go.qu.edu/Cooper26

Quinnipiac Law’s Society for Dispute Resolution (SDR) team had a strong spring competition season, with students competing in both client counseling and mediation events alongside peers from across the region.

At the New York State Bar Association Mediation Competition, 1Ls Jada Laney, Sofi Hansen and Lauren Eickman competed as an all-1L team under the guidance of student coach Mia Adduci.

At the ABA Client Counseling Competition, 1Ls Molly Flanagan, Jessica Robinson, Sophia Iacovelli and Tiffany Brum represented Quinnipiac Law with support from student coaches Katie Pfefferle, Elia Sanchez, Delia McGrath and Victoria Xikis, and alumni coaches Megan Frederick, Bridget Ertl, Matthew Chai and Saloni Naik. Sophia Iacovelli and Tiffany Brum advanced to the semifinals.

Congratulations to all of our competitors and coaches on a successful season!

Quinnipiac Law students studying abroad in Ireland had the opportunity to experience the Irish government in action during a visit to the House of the Oireachtas, Ireland's Parliament.

Accompanied by Alice Rosenthal, Assistant Dean of Experiential Education and Clinical Assistant Professor of Law, students toured Parliament and observed sessions in both the Dáil and the Seanad, gaining firsthand insight into Ireland's legislative process.

The visit included a conversation with Senator Aubrey McCarthy, who shared his personal journey and discussed his work in public service. He later treated the group to a pint of Guinness, capping off a memorable day!

This week’s "The Whole Lawyer. The Whole Story." spotlight features Abigail Centrella ’22.

As a student, Abigail was drawn to Quinnipiac Law’s Veterans Benefits Clinic and its partnership with the Connecticut Veterans Legal Center. Through hands-on client work and experiential learning opportunities, she gained practical skills and firsthand experience advocating for veterans.

Those experiences helped shape her career path and prepared her for her current role with Glover Luck, LLP, where she represents veterans and continues the work she first explored in law school.

Learn more: law.qu.edu

Quinnipiac Law’s Mock Trial Society represented the law school at national trial advocacy competitions in Boston and New York this Spring, earning impressive results against top programs from across the country.

At the AAJ Trial Advocacy Competition at Manhattan Criminal Court, 3Ls Kelsey Savoy, Jordyn Powell, Daniel O’Brien, and Dana White advanced to the semifinals under the guidance of coaches Isaias Diaz and Samantha Cupolo.

At the TYLA National Competition in Boston, 2Ls Sebastian Fox, Sabrina Wojdyla, and Delia McGrath advanced to the semifinals against Boston College before competing against Harvard Law in the championship round, ultimately falling by just one point. The team was coached by Ryan O’Neill and Sean McGuiness.

Congratulations to all of our student advocates and coaches on a successful spring competition season!

Congratulations to Dana Abigail White ‘26 for receiving the 2026 award. You make Quinnipiac Law proud!